Fresh of their all-Region Announcement  on Tuesday, the United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association (USILA)  announced their NCAA Division II Men's Lacrosse all-American teams Thursday afternoon.

Chestnut Hill College goalkeeper Adam Daley was chosen for the All-American team as an honorable mention selection.

 Daley finished the season leading the CACC in both goals against average (7.85) and save percentage (.601) and ranked fourth and fifth respectively among all NCAA Division II goalkeepers.  He ranked fifth in the league averaging 11.29   saves per game.  He allowed seven on fewer goals in eight of the 14 games he started, including zero in 38 minutes at Felician University.

At the conclusion of the regular season, Daley was voted as the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Goalkeeper of the Year and a CACC  First Team All-Conference honoree.

Historically, Daley is only the third Griffins goalkeeper in program history to record a goals against average under eight goals a game in a single season, joining Julius Sorino (7.10, 2024) and Austin Jones (7.22, 2023).  His 8.66 career goals against average is ranked second on the Griffins' all-time list behind Sorino's 7.43 average (2021-24).  Sorino and Dan Grubb was the Griffins' last two all-americans back in 2024 when both players were honorable mention selections.

The Chestnut Hill College Men's Lacrosse team finished with a 9-5 overall record and a 7-1 mark in league play, reaching the conference championship game for the seventh time in eight seasons.