Fairfield University Athletics

2018: Diego Casielles finished the season as the team's top scorer with 11 points, registering five goals and one assist over his 18 appearances. For his efforts, Casielles was recognized by the MAAC coaches with a placement on the All-MAAC first team. Just as important, the midfielder provided a game-winner in each of the team's first three victories, netting the deciding goal against Yale, nationally-ranked UNCW, and Army West Point. He also added an assist to his season total by setting up the team's first goal in a 5-0 decision over Canisius. Casielles was also the choice for four of the team's five penalty kicks, scoring against the College of Charleston and Army West Point.

2017: Casielles remained one of the team’s best creators on offense, picking up three saves in his 16 starts during the 2017 season. He picked up his first assist of the year in the team’s 2-0 win over Temple at Lessing Field, and followed up by setting up the game-winning goal in a 1-0 victory against Saint Peter’s. His final point came against Rider which clinched the regular-season MAAC title. Casielles put half of his shots on target during his junior season, taking 14 attempts during the campaign.

2016: Casielles continued his development as one of the top offensive players on the team, leading the team with six assists and adding a goal for eight points in 2016. His point total placed second among his teammates, just three points off the team lead. He was responsible for nearly half of the team’s 15 assists. He posted at least one point in six different games, including three points in a 3-3 draw with Manhattan. The forward registered a goal and an assist against the Jaspers, setting up the first score and tallying the game-tying goal with under five minutes remaining in regulation. Casielles was the only Stag to start all 17 games in 2016.

2015: MAAC All-Rookie Casielles emerged as a scoring threat in his inaugural season with the Stags, posting a goal and an assist as a midfielder. His speed and ball skills was instrumental to the team’s offensive success. He picked up his first points as a Stag when he tallied the team’s first goal in a 2-2 draw with Delaware. Casielles added a point to his total when he assisted on the game-winning goal of a 1-0 win at Iona. He was active up front with 16 shots with six forcing a save (38 percent). He posted a personal-high three shots against Delaware and Northeastern, two of his five multi-shot games.