Danny Glading Biography

• Lacrosse magazine’s preseason Player of the Year
• Preseason first-team All-American and preseason first-team All-ACC by Face-Off Yearbook
• Shares the team lead with Garrett Billings with 87 career goals
• Enters the season tied for 14th in Virginia history in career points, 16th in career assists and tied for 17th in career goals
• Ranked in the top 10 in the ACC in scoring, goals and assists every season
• Named to the All-ACC Academic men’s lacrosse team and the ACC Honor Roll
• Was the only freshman in the country (and the sixth in UVa history) to score 20 goals and 20 assists in 2006
• Had goal or assist in 48 of 51 career games

2008
• Had a tremendous season and earned second-team All-American honors
• All-ACC for the second year in a row
• One of only six players in the country with 30 goals and 30 assists
• Led team in scoring with career-high 65 points, seventh nationally
• Tied for second in the nation with a career-high 35 assists
• Scored 30 goals, with 15 coming in the last 11 games
• Second in the ACC in assists (1.94/g), fourth in points (3.61/g) and eighth in goals (1.67/g)
• Led the team in goals four times and assists on 10 occasions
• Career-high five goals vs. Stony Brook along with three assists
• Team-leading three goals vs. Syracuse in the Face-Off Classic
• Three goals, career-high six assists vs. VMI in a monsoon
• Led squad with four assists vs. Johns Hopkins and three vs. Maryland
• Sent the North Carolina game to overtime with 17 seconds left
• Named to All-ACC Tournament team for the second time in his career
• Team-leading four goals vs. UMBC in first round of playoffs
• Scored a game-high three goals and one assist in the semifinals against Syracuse and was named to the NCAA Championships All-Tournament Team

2007
• Third-team All-American who played in every game
• Second on the team with a career-high 31 goals and 48 points, third with 17 assists
• Fourth in the ACC in goals (1.94/g), sixth in points (3.00/g) and eighth in assists (1.06/g)
• Led the team in goals in five games and assists in six
• Scored a season-high four goals against Stony Brook, VMI and Delaware
• Five multi-goal games in a six-game span in the middle of the season
• Scored two goals, including the game winner on man down with 1:28 left, against Dartmouth and added two assists
• Led the team with four goals and five points against Delaware in the NCAA Tournament

2006
• Listed as the nation’s top freshman by Inside Lacrosse and he lived up to his billing
• ACC Rookie of the Year
• Inside Lacrosse All-Freshmen team
• Was the only freshman in the country to score 20 goals and 20 assists
• Tied for the lead with Chris Mulheron (Binghamton) as the national leader among freshmen with 21 assists
• Third in total points (47) and tied for fourth in goals (26) among rookies
• Tied for fourth in the ACC in scoring (2.76 ppg), sixth in assists (1.24/g) and seventh in goals (1.53/g)
• Two goals, two assists in his debut vs. Drexel
• Season-high four assists against Denver to lead the team
• Scored twice against Towson to start a streak of seven consecutive multigoal games
• Tallied a season-high five points (2g, 3a) vs. North Carolina
• Tied his season high with three goals and two assists vs. Bellarmine
• Two goals in the ACC Tournament championship game against Maryland and was named to the all-tournament team
• Scored twice and had three assists in the first round of the NCAA tournament vs. Notre Dame
• Two goals in the semifinals against Syracuse
• One goal and game-high three assists in the finals vs. UMass
• Named to the NCAA Championships All-Tournament Team

HIGH SCHOOL
• Lacrosse, basketball and soccer standout
• Lacrosse All-American and a four-year starter
• Washington Post, Montgomery Examiner and Montgomery County Gazette Player of the Year as a senior
• Two-time All-Met
• Set school records for points (274) and assists (156)
• Three-time first-team all-state and first-team all-league
• Scored 55 goals and added 38 assists to lead his team to the league championship as senior
• 21 goals and 45 assists as a junior
• Four letters in basketball and the team captain as a senior
• Two letters in soccer

PERSONAL
• Son of Cissy and Bill Glading
• Born 12-17-86 in Bethesda, Md.
• Has an older sister, Sarah, and two older brothers, Billy and Matt, as well as a younger brother, Pat
• Billy was an All-American midfielder on UVa’s national championship team in 2003 and played professionally with the Boston Cannons for several seasons
• Economics major

GLADING BY THE NUMBERS