Chestnut Hill College Athletics

FRESHMAN (2009) – Daywalt started all 42 games he played in at second base. He carried a .279 (43-for-154) batting average while knocking in 17 runs and stealing ten bases.

SOPHOMORE (2010) – Daywalt finished the season as an honorable mention for the CACC All-Conference Team after posting a .328 (39-for-119) batting average, 12 runs-batted-in (RBI), and 13 stolen bases (13-of-16, 81.3%). He led the Griffins in on-base percentage (.407) and finished the year as the 22^nd Toughest Player to Strikeout in NCAA Division II. Daywalt was recognized with the Coach’s Award at the annual Athletic Awards Reception. He also garnered several academic honors as a member of the CACC 2010 Spring All-Academic Team, the Chestnut Hill College Athletics 2009 Fall Academic Honor Roll, and 2010 Spring Academic Honor Roll.
 
JUNIOR (2011) – Daywalt was the first Griffin to earn a Daktronics Inc. All-Region selection, doing so after garnering All-CACC First Team accolades and the baseball team’s Most Valuable Player (MVP) award. He started all 38 games at second base while providing a .333 (46-for-138) batting average, 17 runs-batted-in (RBI), and stealing ten bases (10-for-15, 66.7%) from the number two spot in the lineup. Daywalt finished the year 21^st nationally (NCAA DII) for Toughest Player to Strikeout (16.8 AB/K) and 4^th nationally in sacrifice bunts (.35/game).

SENIOR (2012) - Daywalt more than filled his co-captain role in 2012. He led the Griffins in batting (.310, 44-for-142), hits (44), walks (30), on-base percentage (.451), and stolen bases (29-for-34, .853) while ranking among the CACC’s top five in on-base percentage (5^th) and walks (T3rd). He was recognized for his senior success with a Daktronics Inc. All-East Region First Team selection and a second-time All-CACC First Team selection. During the preseason, Daywalt was listed as a 2012 Preseason NCBWA All-East Region Second Teamer and a player to watch for the Tino Martinez Award. He finishes his collegiate career as the Griffins second all-time leading batter with a .311 (172-for-553) batting average and a .403 on-base percentage. He ranks first all-time in at-bats (553), runs (119), hits (172), triples (7), sacrifices (26), and hit batsman (21).