Jack Walshe
Jack Walshe Pronunciation
TIFFANY ON WALSHE
2025 – “Oh what a joy it has been to have Jack at full health and speed this fall! He brings such a diversity of strengths, and he is now back to his natural place: with our offense. Jack’s astute vision is proven time and time again with his feeds that set up his teammates well and he possesses as punishing and lethal a shot as anyone in our program. There is a higher level of understanding the game and flow of offense in Jack. What else does he understand? How to be an elite teammate and motivator: this was recognized by his peers as he was voted to serve as one of our captains.” 2024 – “Jack is Back! The last few weeks of fall ball found Jack training without limitations. What a thrill to see him gliding up and down the field, playing this great game again. Jack has an extremely astute comprehension of both offense and defense, a by-product of his extensive basketball and lacrosse background. Jack puts himself in the right place within our team defense, takes care of the ball to ensure a successful clear and if a transition opportunity presents itself, he is a lethal decision-maker.” 2023 – “What a joy to see Jack return to the field with a full stride and no limitations with practice: it has been a long road. Jack plays the game with a conscientiousness for the one-more pass and executing the offensive gameplan as coached. He is one of our best feeders, a combination of quick hands and anticipatory vision. There is also a nurturing side of Jack that is exceptional: often, Jack will step into our team huddle and remind the rest of us of tending to others and ourselves.” 2022 – “Emerging late this Fall from injury, Jack is showing us his trademark vision off the dodge… Brings heat shooting with both hands… Superior stick work… Good decision-maker… The rest of us are all excited for Jack to be back on the field, making his statement.” 2021 – “What a testament to high-quality skill development … has been well-coached on Long Island, and obviously was open to learning and implementing … very qualified to survey the field as a dodger and make great decisions.”
2025
- Notched his first career man-up goal at No. 9 Notre Dame (April 12)
- Scored his first career goal in season opener against Colgate (Feb. 8)
- Finished with three goals against the Raiders
2024
- Appeared in seven games
- Made his first career start against Notre Dame (April 27)
- ACC Academic Honor Roll
2023
- Appeared in two games against Richmond (March 4) and Lafayette (April 25)
- ACC Academic Honor Roll
2022
- Did not appear in any of UVA’s 16 games
- ACC Academic Honor Roll
2021
- Did not appear in any of UVA’s 18 games
- Missed season with an injury
- ACC Academic Honor Roll
HIGH SCHOOL
- Listed as the No. 87 recruit in the country by Inside Lacrosse
- Helped lead St. Anthony’s to the 2019 NYSCHSA state championship
- Member of the 2020 U19 Ireland National Team
- Under Armour Underclassman Team for Long Island in 2017
- Also played basketball and was a member of the 2020 NYSCHSA league championship team as a guard
- Earned four letters in high school
- On the Principal’s Honor Roll (15th Quarter Cumulative Average +95%)
- Earned the St. Bonaventure Award
- Member of the National Honors Society
PERSONAL
- Son of Emily and Brian Walshe
- Has one sister, Brigid, and one brother, Liam
- Brother, Liam, plays lacrosse at Manhattan College
- Enjoys skiing and fishing
- Has dual citizenship with Ireland
- Majoring in History with a Minor in Entrepreneurship