University of Detroit Mercy Athletics

2014: Saw action in six games, all as a long stick midfielder… Did not record any stats playing on the wing… A member of the Detroit Athletic Director’s Honor Roll, the MAAC Academic Honor Roll and the All-MAAC Academic Team. 

2013: Appeared in two games on the season, one as a goalie and one as a LSM… Did not record any stats in his lone appearance in the field at Bellarmine… Played 4:53 in net in the win over VMI, stopping one shot… A member of the Detroit Athletic Director’s Honor Roll, the MAAC Honor Roll and the MAAC All-Academic Team.

2012: Saw action in two games and made one start…Totaled eight saves and a 9.34 goals against average…Made his first collegiate start at Quinnipiac earning a win with seven saves, two ground balls and 10 goals allowed in 60 minutes…His collegiate debut was at Mercer playing 4:15 in net coming away with one stop…Earned a spot on the UDM AD’s Honor Roll and the MAAC's Academic Honor Roll.

Prior To Detroit: A three-year varsity letterwinner in football and lacrosse at Connetquot High School…He was tabbed MVP of his team in 2008, took home the Player’s Player Award in 2009 and the Sportsmanship Award in 2010…He has played great on the club lacrosse scene where he was a team captain leading the Long Island Stampede to a championship in the Tri State Lax tournament…He posted 26 saves in a game while helping the squad to a semifinals appearance at the Lehigh Lax Fest tournament….He was also the Scholar Athlete Award winner in lacrosse and football in 2008, 2009 and 2010, and helped the Thunderbirds to a football Suffolk County title and a Long Island championship in 2008…A member of Athletes helping Athletes, marching band, student government, and the Foreign Language Honor Society.

Personal: Son of Leticia and Michael Danseglio…His dad played football at American International College and Brockport…Has four siblings, with his older a letterwinner in lacrosse at Western Connecticut State…His hobbies include weightlifting, swimming, bass guitar and coaching youth lacrosse programs…Chose Detroit because of its academic excellence and a chance to play Division I lacrosse…A Criminal Justice Major.