Grant Daley

HISTORY — From College Profile

 

Freshman (2022)

– Saw his first action at Cal by playing in four games all off the bench

– Did not record any statistics other than participation

– UC Davis (W, 34-13) – played but did not record any statistics other than participation... Cal debut

– at Notre Dame (L, 17-24) – played but did not record any statistics other than participation.

– Stanford (W, 27-20) – played but did not record any statistics other than participation

– UCLA (L, 28-35) – played but did not record any statistics other than participation

 

Freshman (2021)

– Redshirted

– Did not play

 

Freshman (2020)

– Did not play

 

De La Salle HS (Class Of 2020)

– A three-year varsity player who participated in 24 games and had combined totals of 47 receptions, 1305 yards receiving, 11 touchdown catches, while adding one carry for four yards for teams that combined for a 35-5 record, won three NorCal and North Coast Section (two Division 1, one Open) titles and a pair of East Bay Athletic League Mountain Division crowns while ranking at least No. 3 in the state, No. 15 nationally and No. 25 in the final MaxPreps Xcellent 25 Rank each season

– Earned back-to-back first-team All-East Bay Athletic League honors as a 2018 junior and 2019 senior

– Registered 645 yards receiving on a career-high-tying 25 catches and six touchdown grabs when he participated in 11 contests during his senior campaign for a squad that finished the season ranked No. 12 in the final MaxPreps Xcellent 25 Rank as well as No. 13 nationally and No. 3 in the state of California according to MaxPreps after posting a 12-2 overall record and reaching the state championship game after racking up NorCal, North Coast Section Division 1 and EBAL Mountain Division crowns

– Also had a career-high-tying 25 catches for 645 yards with five touchdown grabs while adding one rush for four yards when he played in 10 games as a junior for a squad that finished the season ranked No. 9 in the final MaxPreps Xcellent 25 Rank as well as No. 4 nationally and No. 3 in the state of California according to MaxPreps after posting a 12-1 overall record and reaching the state championship game after racking up NorCal, North Coast Section Open Division and EBAL Mountain Division crowns

– Had four catches for 15 yards in three games played as a 2017 sophomore for a team that ranked No. 25 in the final MaxPreps Xcellent 25 Rank as well as No. 15 nationally and No. 5 in the state of California according to MaxPreps after posting an 11-2 overall record and reaching the state championship game after racking up NorCal and North Coast Section Open Division titles

– Played two seasons of varsity baseball as a 2018 sophomore and 2019 junior and as a sophomore contributed a .281 batting average, two doubles, four RBI and three stolen bases while being perfect in 50 fielding chances and playing in 29 of 30 games for a team that was 26-4 overall, captured the North Coast Section Division 1 baseball title by winning four straight postseason games and outscoring its opponents, 42-3, won the East Bay Mountain League title with an 11-2 conference mark and finished the season ranked No. 2 both nationally and in the state of California according to MaxPreps

– Named a NCS Scholar-Athlete in each of his four years

– Wore No. 26 as a junior and senior after suiting up in No. 37 as a sophomore, while he was No. 6 in his lone season of baseball action as a prep

 

PERSONAL

 

– Born March 26, 2002

– Son of John and Jayme Daley

– Great uncle, John Boccabella, played Major League Baseball for 12 seasons mostly as a catcher with the Chicago Cubs (1963-68), Montreal Expos (1969-73) and San Francisco Giants (1974) after playing collegiately at Santa Clara and helping leading the Broncos to the finals of the 1962 College World Series

– Joined the Oakland Chinatown Blue Angels Volunteer Patrol Team in the spring of 2021 after reading about the random violent crime being experienced by the vulnerable residents in Chinatown and patrolled with the team during the spring and summer of 2021 with the group conducting foot patrols to help protect the elderly and other members of the community

– Received a Certificate of Recognition from Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf, which was presented by Oakland Police Chief LeRonne Armstrong, for his work with the Oakland Chinatown Blue Angels Volunteer Patrol Team

– Major is business administration