Career Honors
- Three-time Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll (2017, 18, 19)

2019: Team captain … Named to the Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll … One of four players who started all 15 games … Ranked third on the team in goals (21), assists (13), and points (34) … Recorded the highest shooting percentage (31.8%) while ranking second with three man-up goals … Tied for third on team with eight caused turnovers while finishing with 66 shots (32 on goal) … Had a point in all but one game, tallying multiple points in 11 contests … Scored three goals and assisted on another during season-high four point outings against Gwynedd Mercy (3/20), Dickinson (4/6), and Swarthmore (4/27) … Also had multiple goals against Stockton (2/27), Randolph-Macon (3/2), and McDaniel (3/23) … Finished with 21 ground balls, collecting three on two different occasions.

2018: Named to the Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll … One of five players to start all 15 games, playing on the top attack line … Led the team in goals (21), points (30), and game-winning goals (3) … Ranked second on the team in assists (9), shots (64), and shots on goal (41) … Also caused six turnovers and picked up 18 ground balls … Recorded a point in 12 different games, including nine multi-point outings … Scored three goals on five shots during the victory over Eastern (2/24) … Had four points (two goals, two assists) in the win against Stockton (2/28) … Tallied four goals and two assists in the victory vs. Roger Williams (3/11) … Had a hat trick during the crucial Centennial Conference victory against Washington College (4/11), taking a season-high eight shots … Also tallied multiple goals against Dickinson (4/6) and during the Centennial Conference semifinal game at Gettysburg (5/2) … Collected a season-best four ground balls against both Randolph-Macon (3/3) and Franklin & Marshall (3/31), while also causing two turnovers against the Diplomats.

2017: Named to the Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll ... One of 14 players to appear in all 15 games, staring the final 14 contests of the season … Ranked second on the team in assists (7), third in points (22), and tied for third in goals (15) … Was fourth in both shots (44) and shots on goal (28), while also collecting 27 ground balls and causing three turnovers … Scored in each of the team’s first six games, tallying a goal and assist against Cabrini (2/18), Eastern (2/25), and Randolph-Macon (3/4) … Scored twice in the win at Gwynedd Mercy, including the game-winning goal (3/8) … Tallied against Stockton (3/1) and York (Pa.) (3/11) to extend that streak … Picked up a season-high four ground balls along with scoring the game-winning goal and adding an assist against Muhlenberg (3/29) … Recorded a season-high four goals at Washington College (4/12) … Added goals against Franklin & Marshall (4/1), Gettysburg (4/15), and Swarthmore (4/29), finishing with assists against McDaniel (3/25), Dickinson (4/8), and Ursinus (4/22).

2016: One of 16 players who played in all 15 games, making nine starts … Tied for fourth on the team with 11 goals (one man-up) … Also registered four assists to finish with 15 points … Took 25 shots, putting 15 on goal … Picked up 16 ground balls … Scored his first career goal in the season opener against Cabrini to go along with a season-best three ground balls (2/20) … Recorded his first multi-goal game with a hat trick at FDU-Florham (3/6) … Had a goal and assist against both Washington College (3/30) and Muhlenberg (4/23) … Matched his season-high with three ground balls against Ursinus (4/27) … Closed the year with two goals and one assist at Swarthmore (4/30).

High School: Lettered four times in lacrosse and three times in football and basketball, serving as team captain for each team … Second-team all-state in lacrosse … Academic All-American … First-team all-state in football … Fletcher Award recipient for top male athlete in graduating class … Cum Laude Society member.

Personal: Son of Julie and Stephen DeLeo … Has an older sister, Isabella.