University of Maryland, Baltimore County

Accolades: (2013-14): Named the team's Unsung Hero. 

2013-14:  Tied career-best with three 3-point field goals (3/4) at ASU in the season opener... Set career-bests with six free throws made (6/6) and four steals at Navy on Nov. 23... Handed out six assists in just 11 minutes of action at Duquesne on Dec. 4... Recorded double figures for the first time in 2013-14 with an 11-point effort at Coppin State on Dec. 11... Matched career-best and led UMBC with three 3-point field goals, however, suffered a lower body injury versus the Eagles and missed six consecutive contests... Returned to action versus Vermont and played 14 minutes... Started his first game since Jan. of 2013 and first of the campaign in the win at Binghamton on Jan. 29... Played a season-high 31 minutes... Re-injured in practice after contest at Vermont and missed the remainder of the campaign.

2012-13: His 70 assists is the sixth-most recorded by a UMBC freshman in the NCAA Division I (1986-87) era… Debuted as a starter in the season opener at Penn on Nov. 9... Played 32 minutes and dished out a team-high five assists... Hit season-high three 3-pt. field goals in team-high 37 minutes at Loyola on Nov.14... Posted season-highs in rebounds (8) and assists (7) vs. CCSU on Nov. 20... Played 49 minutes in a double-overtime setback vs. American on Dec. 6, 2012, tying Breck Robinson (Jan. 29, 1986 vs. Delaware) for the second-most minutes played in a single game in school history.... Played 204 minutes in a five-game span from Dec. 6-29 (40.8 mpg) ... Scored a season and team-high 15 points at DePaul on Dec. 22... Did not start for the first time in his collegiate career vs. UNH on Jan. 9... Suffered upper body injury at Vermont on Jan. 12, played only 2 minutes the next time out vs. Hartford and did not dress vs. Stony Brook on Jan. 23... Returned to action for an 18-minute stint at Boston U. on Jan. 26... Hit both free throw attempts with 37 seconds left at Binghamton to give UMBC a ?ve-point lead in eventual three-point victory… Converted 1-of-2 3-point attempts in both conference tournament contests.

 Background: A First-team All-Suburban One League National selection during his final three years at Council Rock... Earned three Golden Team selections- two as a member of the first team ... Helped guide the Indians to third straight SO League title and third consecutive appearance in PIAA Class AAAA playoffs ... Averaged 13.8 points per game, 3.3 rebounds and 3.8 assists during his final season… Became the 11th player in program history to eclipse the 1,000 point plateau in late January… Hit 59 3-point field goals in 28 games…Led Council Rock to a school-record 27-3 record and appearances in the District One finals and PIAA state tournament quarterfinals in 2010-11… Averaged 14.6, 3.0 assists and 2.0 steals per game as a junior… Awarded the Little Big Man trophy for his play in the 2011 Bucks County Donofrio Classic All-Star Classic when he scored 23 points and added six steals in the championship game… Earned Second Team All-State (PIAAAA) honors in that campaign… Nicknamed “Fish” because his game resembles that of NBA star Derek Fisher… Father, Jimmy Dalcourt, played collegiately at Centenary… Enjoys buffalo chicken cheesesteaks and lists favorite professional team as Oklahoma City Thunder… Has a younger brother, Darrian, who is 13… son of Florence Morgan and Jimmy Dalcourt… Born May 22, 1994.

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