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2007-08 Media Guide & Game Program

2006-07 Mid-State Athletic Conference Champions

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2007-08 Onondaga Community College Lazers No. Name Position Height Weight Hometown High School32 Kevin Barrett F 6’2” 195 Syracuse Bishop Ludden25 Jordan Barzee G 6’3” 190 Cicero Home Schooled11 Mitch Beaver G 5’10” 165 Mattydale Cicero-North Syracuse54 James Burns C 6’6” 240 Herkimer Herkimer5 Pete Byrne G 6’ 161 Syracuse Bishop Ludden23 Ryan Chapman F 6’3” 200 Syracuse Bishop Ludden20 Pat Crowley F 6’5” 200 Auburn Union Springs50 Brandon Haughton F 6’1” 240 Clay Cicero-North Syracuse43 Ben Johnson F 6’1” 200 Earlville Sherburne-Earlville

Eldar Kadic F 6’ 200 Liverpool LiverpoolJosh Kennedy G 5’11” 180 Bridgeport Chittenango

22 Jason Kondra G 5’11” 150 East Syracuse East Syracuse-Minoa33 Brett Liedka C 6’7” 200 Cicero Bishop Grimes15 Cameron Manley G/F 6’ 165 Nelliston Fort Plain45 Matt Potter F 6’6” 165 South New Berlin Unadilla Valley

Tim Scholz G 6’ 162 Camillus West Genesee24 Luke Schrader G 6’2” 188 Herkimer Herkimer3 Dan Shelly G/F 6’2” 175 Syracuse West Genesee12 Zack Thomsen G 6’2” 180 South New Berlin Unadilla Valley40 Chris Vincent G 6’3” 175 Baldwinsville C.W. Baker31 Shane Williams F 6’5” 200 Syracuse West Genesee

Head Coach: David PasiakAssistant Coaches: Johnny Davis, Scott Blair

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2007-08 Men’s Basketball ScheduleDay Date Opponent Time Location

Friday November 2 Jamestown Community College -Cattaraugus County 7:00 Away

Friday November 9 Mohawk Valley Community College Torchia Classic 6:00 Away

Saturday November 10 Mohawk Valley Community College Torchia Classic 12:00/2:00 Away

Thursday November 15 SUNY Delhi 8:00 Home

Sunday November 25 Hudson Valley Community College 3:00 Home

Tuesday November 27 Schenectady County Community College 7:00 Home

Sunday December 2 Clinton Community College 2:00 Away

Tuesday December 4 Mohawk Valley Community College 8:00 Home

Saturday December 8 Onondaga Community College Classic 1:00 Home

Sunday December 9 Onondaga Community College Classic 12:00/4:00 Home

Wednesday January 2 Polk Community College (FL) New Year’s Classic 5:00 Away

Thursday January 3 Polk Community College (FL) New Year’s Classic 3:00/5:00 Away

Monday January 7 Columbia-Greene Community College 7:00 Away

Thursday January 10 Finger Lakes Community College 8:00 Away

Saturday January 12 Cayuga Community College 3:00 Home

Thursday January 17 Corning Community College 8:00 Away

Saturday January 19 Broome Community College 3:00 Home

Monday January 21 North Country Community College 3:00 Away

Wednesday January 23 Jefferson Community College 8:00 Away

Saturday January 26 Tompkins-Cortland Community College 3:00 Away

Wednesday January 30 Finger Lakes Community College 8:00 Home

Saturday February 2 Cayuga Community College 3:00 Away

Sunday February 3 Clinton Community College 3:00 Home

Saturday February 9 Corning Community College 3:00 Home

Sunday February 10 North Country Community College 1:00 Home

Wednesday February 13 Broome Community College 8:00 Away

Saturday February 16 Jefferson Community College 3:00 Home

Tuesday February 19 Tompkins-Cortland Community College 8:00 Home

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Note: All information in this guide is current as of 11/15/07. For updates or further information, please call the men’s basketball office at (315) 498-2510, or e-mail [email protected].

The action photographs in this guide are courtesy of John E K Photography.

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#32 Kevin Barrett 2nd Year6’2” Forward Syracuse Bishop LuddenBackground: Kevin was Onondga’s second leading scorer and rebounder in 2004-05, as he averaged 12.4 points and 7.2 rebounds per game. He scored a career best 28 points in the Lazers’ win at North Country that season, and grabbed a career best 16 boards against Finger Lakes. He also set an Onondaga single season record with 56 blocked shots. He was named Region III Male Athlete of the Week once that season. Before Onondaga, Kevin was a four year varsity player for coach Pat Donnelly at Bishop Ludden. As a senior captain he led the Gaelic Knights to the Section III Class AA championship game while averaging 14 points, 12 rebounds, and 4 blocked shots per game. He

was a second team All-Central New York selection and a first team Onondaga High School League Colonial American Division All-League selection as a senior, and an honorable mention All-League selection as a junior. He was also a two-time Zebra Classic selection. Kevin was a high school teammate of current Lazers Pete Byrne and Ryan Chapman.

Personal InformationParents: John Barrett & Pat Brown Major: Criminal JusticeAcademic Goal: To get into a four year school. Athletic Goal: To be a leader and go far in the playoffs.Most Memorable Athletic Moment: First time I dunked in a game.Person You Respect and Admire Most in Sports, and Why: Marvin Harrison, because he doesn’t need to talk to show his game, he just goes out and plays.Favorite TV Show: CSI Favorite Musical Performer: Listen to everything Favorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Football and Baseball

Season GP Min FG 3 Pt. FG FT Reb Ast Stl Blk TO PF Pts2004-05 29 804 138-271 14-60 69-121 210 95 46 56 72 89 359

#11 Mitch Beaver 2nd Year5’10” Guard Mattydale Cicero-North SyracuseBackground: Mitch played in 9 games last season, scoring 15 points and grabbing 4 rebounds. His season high was a 5 point effort against Corning. Before Onondaga, Mitch attended Cicero-North Syracuse, graduating in 2005. Dur-ing high school Mitch played CYO basketball for St. Rose of Lima in North Syracuse. At St. Rose he averaged 22.3 points and 5.2 assists per game, and was an All-Tournament selection during the 2004-05 season.

Personal InformationParents: Robert & Cheryl HaywardMajor: Business AdministrationAcademic Goal: Above 3.5 Athletic Goal: Win National!Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Winning conference last year.Person You Respect and Admire Most in Sports, and Why: Michael Jordan, he’s the best player in history.Favorite TV Show: SportsCenter Favorite Musical Performer: Lil Wayne Favorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Football


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#23 Ryan Chapman 2nd Year6’3” Forward Syracuse Bishop LuddenBackground: Ryan played in 28 games last season. He averaged 3.0 points, 2.4 rebounds, and 1.2 assists per game. He scored a career high 11 points at SUNY Canton and led the team with 7 rebounds against Jamestown-Cattaraugus. Before coming to Onondaga, Ryan played three varsity seasons for coach Pat Donnelly at Bishop Ludden High School. He averaged 11 points per game for the Gaelic Knights, led his team to the Section III Class AA Semi-Finals, and was named to the All-Tournament Team of the Bishop Ludden Christmas Tournament, He was a high school teammate of current Lazers Kevin Barrett and Pete Byrne.

Personal InformationParents: Tim & Nancy ChapmanMajor: HumanitiesAcademic Goal: To get a 3.0 Athletic Goal: To win the ship.Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Winning the conference tournament last year.Person You Respect and Admire Most in Sports, and Why: Maria Sharapova because she’s a great tennis player.Favorite TV Show: Entourage Favorite Musical Performer: CamronFavorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Working out.


#20 Pat Crowley 2nd Year6’5” Forward Auburn Union SpringsBackground: Pat played in all 31 games last season, aver-aging 3.2 points and 2.2 rebounds per contest. He scored a season high 14 points in the Lazers’ home win over Jeffer-son. Before coming to Onondaga, Pat played three varsity seasons for coach Tim Darnell at Union Springs. He aver-aged 12.5 points, 6.5 rebounds, 3.0 assists, 2.1 steals, and 1.6 blocks per game and led his team to the Section IV Class C finals in his junior year and semifinals in his senior year. He was a two-time Interscholastic Athletic Conference 1st team All-League selection, and was named Division III Most Valuable Player in his junior year. He was also named to the Auburn Citizen All-Star 1st team in both his

junior and senior seasons.

Personal InformationParents: Dennis & Pam CrowleyMajor: Business AdministrationAcademic Goal: Maintain a good GPA.Athletic Goal: Be the best player I can be to help the team.Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Making it to the Sectional finals / Winning the conference championshipPerson You Respect and Admire Most in Sports, and Why: Tim Darnell, formed me into the player I am today.Favorite TV Show: Family Guy Favorite Musical Performer: NasFavorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Hang out with friends.


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#43 Bentley Johnson 2nd Year6’1” Forward Earlville Sherburne-EarlvilleBackground: Ben played in 10 games last season. He scored 10 points, including 6 at Schenectady, and grabbed 8 rebounds for the season. Prior to coming to Onondaga, Ben played high school baketball for coach Kevin Vibbard at Sherburne-Earlville. He averaged 8.3 points and 6.8 rebounds per game, and was named honorable mention Center State Conference All-League and honorable men-tion All-Chenango County. An excellent all-around ath-lete, he was also a 4-year starter and most valuable player on his school’s soccer team.

Personal InformationParents: Don & Heidi JohnsonMajor: HumanitiesAcademic Goal: Transfer with over a 3.0 Athletic Goal: Win a national championshipMost Memorable Athletic Moment: Going 18-1-1 my senior year in soccer.Person You Respect and Admire Most in Sports, and Why: Dirk Nowitzki, not your stereotypical “big man”Favorite TV Show: College BasketballFavorite Musical Performer: Immortal Technique, Juelz Santana, Beanie SigelFavorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Soccer and Fishing


Josh Kennedy Redshirt5’11” Guard Bridgeport ChittenangoBackground: Josh will redshirt this season in anticipation of playing in 2008-09. He played in 11 games last season. He scored 8 points, grabbed 12 rebounds, and handed out 9 assists, including 4 against SUNY Canton. Prior to com-ing to Onondaga, Josh played high school basketball for coach John Clancy at Chittenango. He played both guard positions for the Bears and led his team into the Section III playoffs.

Personal InformationParents: Charles Kennedy & Debbie KennedyMajor: HumanitiesAcademic Goal: 3.2Athletic Goal: ChampionshipMost Memorable Athletic Moment: Conference ChampsPerson You Respect and Admire Most in Sports, and Why: Scott Blair because he just knows everything about the game (horseshoes).Favorite TV Show: Real Sex (HBO)Favorite Musical Performer: Jay-ZFavorite Activity Outside of Basketball: English class


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#33 Brett Liedka 2nd Year6’7” Center Cicero Bishop GrimesBackground: Brett played in all 31 games last season. He averaged 2.5 points and 2.7 rebounds per game, and shot 50.0% from the floor on the season. His season bests were 9 rebounds against Queensborough Community College and 6 points on 2 different occasions. Brett transferred to Onondaga last year after attending SUNY Oswego. He is a 2005 graduate of Bishop Grimes, where he played for coach Jamie Evans. In high school, he averaged 14 points, 8 rebounds, and 4 blocked shots per game in leading the Cobras to the Section III Class B finals. He was a 2nd team Onondaga High School League All-League selection, and was chosen to play in the Zebra Classic.

Personal InformationParents: Fritz Liedka & Sheila Leidka Major: Business Administration Academic Goal: 3.0Athletic Goal: Repeat Conference Champs, and win a National Championship at OCCMost Memorable Athletic Moment: Almost getting a triple double with 18pts, 11 Reb, and 9 Blocks. Also, attending the Monday Night Football classic in Buffalo where my favorite team, the Dallas Cowboys, won in thrilling fashion 25 - 24.Person You Respect and Admire Most in Sports, and Why: Terell Owens because not only is he a top WR in the NFL, he loves the game and has fun playing it. He is a very entertaining guy who performs under the spotlight. I also respect Luke Schrader because he has a good head on his shoulders.Favorite TV Show: Entourage, Nip/Tuck, and The OfficeFavorite Musical Performer: Dave Matthews Band, Linkin Park, Under the Gun, and Dead RoseFavorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Outside of basketball I enjoy playing football, attending various concerts, and going out with my friends. I also hold the title of Top 5 in CNY at Guitar Hero on PS2.


#15 Cameron Manley 2nd Year6’ Guard/Forward Nelliston Fort PlainBackground: Cameron played in 9 games last season and totaled 4 points, 3 rebounds, and 2 assists. Before coming to Onondaga, Cameron played for coach Craig Phillips at Fort Plain. He averaged 12.3 points, 5.1 rebounds, and 3.7 assists per game, and was named a Western Athletic Con-ference All-Star and his team’s Best Offensive Player. Cameron was also a member of Fort Plain’s Sectional champion baseball team.

Personal InformationParents: Dwayne Manley & Ann Mulder Major: Physical EducationAcademic Goal: Graduate with a Physical Education Degree and become a teacher/coach.Athletic Goal: To win a national championshipMost Memorable Athletic Moment: Scoring the game winning run in the sectional finals against SalemPerson You Respect and Admire Most in Sports, and Why: Coach Craig Phillips, because he made me the player I am today and he was not only a coach, but he was like a father as well.Favorite TV Show: Fresh Prince of Bel-Air Favorite Musical Performer: AkonFavorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Hanging out with my family and friends.


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Tim Scholz Redshirt6’ Guard Camillus West GeneseeBackground: Tim will redshirt this year in anticipation of playing in 2008-09. Last season played in 25 games. He scored 30 points, grabbed 20 rebounds, and handed out 19 assists on the year. His season best was an 8 point, 4 assist outing against Schenectady County. Before coming to Onondaga, Tim played for coach Steve Dunham at West Genesee. He averaged 12.3 points, 2.4 rebounds, and 2.2 assists per game, and connected on 44 three-point goals. He was an honorable mention All-Central New York and Onondaga High School League All-League selection, and was named to the All-tournament team at the Bishop Lud-den Holiday Tournament, Tim was a high school teammate

of current Lazers Dan Shelly and Shane Williams.

Personal InformationParents: Steve & Sharon Scholz Major: HumanitiesAcademic Goal: 3.0 Athletic Goal: As a team accomplish more than last year.Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Making a half court shot with 2.0 seconds left against Bishop Ludden to win the last regular season game by one point.Person You Respect and Admire Most in Sports, and Why: Michael Jordan- The best player of all time.Favorite TV Show: Sportscenter Favorite Musical Performer: BuckcherryFavorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Hanging out with my friends.


#24 Luke Schrader 2nd Year6’2” Guard Herkimer HerkimerBackground: Luke played in 18 games last season. He scored 29 points, grabbed 18 rebounds, and handed out 11 assists. He scored a career high 7 points in Onondaga’s win at Broome which clinched the MSAC regular season cham-pionship. Before coming to Onondaga, Luke played for coach Rich Schoff at Herkimer. A three-year varsity per-former, he averaged 17.5 points, 8.5 rebounds, 4.5 assists, and 3.1 steals per game in leading his team to back to back Center State Conference Championships and back to back appearances in the Section III Class C championship game. Luke was a 1st team All-League selection and was named Co-Most Valuable Player of his team. He was a high school

teammate of current Lazer James Burns.

Personal InformationParents: Rudy & Kim Schrader Major: Business AdministrationAcademic Goal: To graduate from OCC after 2 years with a 3.0 or higher and transfer to a four year school.Athletic Goal: Win a Regional Title and play at a 4 year school after OCC. Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Winning back to back league championships at Herkimer.Person You Respect and Admire Most in Sports, and Why: Micheal Jordan because he worked for everything he go and he became the best to ever play the game.Favorite TV Show: King of Queens Favorite Musical Performer: LudacrisFavorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Hanging out with friends and family relaxing


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#12 Zack Thomsen 2nd Year6’2” Guard South New Berlin Unadilla ValleyBackground: Zack started the first 15 games last season, before suffering a season ending knee injury. He averaged 6.5 points and 6.1 assists per contest and ranked 17th na-tionally in assists. He recorded season highs of 19 points at Finger Lakes and 11 assists against North Country. Before coming to Onondaga, Zack was a standout player for coach Matt Osborne at Unadilla Valley. He was a 4th team All-State selection in leading his team to the Midstate Athletic Conference championship and the Section IV Class C championship game. He averaged 21.2 points, 6.7 re-bounds, 3.7 assists, and 3.7 steals per game. Zack was a two-time 1st team All-Conference selection and was the

conference Most Valuable Player as a senior. He was named Player of the Year by the Oneonta Daily Star and was named to the All-Metro team by the Binghamton Press & Sun Bulletin. He was a two-time All-Chenango County and Stars & Stripes All-Star Classic selection, and a high school teammate of current Lazer Matt Potter.

Personal InformationParents: Brian & Julie Thomsen Major: Math/ScienceAcademic Goal: Graduate with over a 3.0 gpa Athletic Goal: National ChampionshipMost Memorable Athletic Moment: Winning the league championship my senior year.Person You Respect and Admire Most in Sports, and Why: Steve Nash, because he’s a great player and teammate.Favorite TV Show: The Office Favorite Musical Performer: Jay-ZFavorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Hanging out with friends and family


#40 Chris Vincent 2nd Year6’3” Guard Baldwinsville C.W. BakerBackground: Chris played in 28 games last season and averaged 7.0 points and 2.3 rebounds per game. He led the Lazers with a career high 29 points against Jamestown-Cattaraugus, and reached double figures a total of 7 times. Chris transferred to Onondaga last year from SUNY Cort-land. He is a 2005 graduate of C.W. Baker High School in Baldwinsville, where he played for coach Tom Cooney. At Baldwinsville, Chirs averaged 11.6 points per game and was named to the Zebra Classic in his senior year. He was an outstanding three-sport athlete who also starred in foot-ball and baseball.

Personal InformationParents: Anthony & Joanne Vincent Major: Physical EducationAcademic Goal: End this year with a 3.5 gpaAthletic Goal: Win Regional tournament this yearMost Memorable Athletic Moment: Cutting down the nets last year after winning the conference.Person You Respect and Admire Most in Sports, and Why: Michael Jordan, because he is the best to ever play the game.Favorite TV Show: WeedsFavorite Musical Performer: Snoop D O Double GFavorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Playing tennis, football, and any other sports


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#31 Shane Williams 2nd Year6’5” Forward Syracuse West GeneseeBackground: Shane averaged 9.8 points and 9.7 rebounds per game last season. He also established a new single game Onondaga record with 21 rebounds against Tomp-kins Cortland. He had 9 scoring-rebounding double-doubles on the season and led the team with 1.9 steals and 1.7 blocked shots per game. He was an Honorable Men-tion All-MSAC selection. He has also been selected to the Empire State Games Central Region open men’s basketball team each of the past two summers. Shane came to Onondaga from West Genesee High School, where he played for coach Steve Dunham. He averaged 15.0 points, 6.5 rebounds, 1.5 assists, and 2.3 blocks per game. He was

a 1st team Onondaga High School League All-League selection and an honorable mention All-Central New York selection. Shane was a member of the Empire State Games Central Region scholastic basketball team. He was also a two-time Zebra Classic selection, earning All-Tournament recognition as a senior. Shane was also a High Honor Roll student throughout high school, and was a teammate of current Lazers Tim Scholz and Dan Shelly.

Personal InformationParent: John Williams Major: Business AdministrationAcademic Goal: Go on and graduate from a 4-year school Athletic Goal: WinMost Memorable Athletic Moment: Hitting the game winner at Broome to get the number one seed in the Conference Tour-ney, and watching Tim hit the game winner vs. Ludden.Person You Respect and Admire Most in Sports, and Why: Dwight HowardFavorite TV Show: King of Queens Favorite Musical Performer: O.A.RFavorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Smashin’


#5 Pete Byrne 1st Year6’ Guard Syracuse Bishop LuddenBackground: Pete joined the Lazers as a redshirt last January after transferring from St. John Fisher College. This past summer he was selected as an alternate on the Empire State Games Central Region open men’s basketball team. He is a 2006 graduate of Bishop Ludden, where he played for coach Pat Donnelly. He was a three-year varsity performer at Ludden, and team captain as a senior. As Ludden’s point guard he averaged 8.0 points and 5.0 as-sists per game. He was a high school teammate of current Lazers Kevin Barrett and Ryan Chapman.

Personal InformationParents: Terry & Paula ByrneMajor: Business AdministrationAcademic Goal: Maintain a 3.5Athletic Goal: Win a National ChampionshipMost Memorable Athletic Moment: Beating Corcoran in sectionals senior yearPerson You Respect and Admire Most in Sports, and Why: Michael Jordan because he was the greatest player of all time.Favorite TV Show: Law & OrderFavorite Musical Performer: Kenny ChesneyFavorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Playing golf

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#25 Jordan Barzee 1st Year6’3” Guard Cicero Home SchooledBackground: Jordan is believed to be the first home schooled men’s basketball player at Onondaga. He played basketball for Syracuse Christian and coach Peter Irvine, av-eraging 15 points, 7.5 rebounds, and 6 assists per game. He was two-time Greater Fin-ger Lakes Christian Athletic Association North Division Most Valuable Player, and a three-time 1st Team All-Conference selection. Jordan was also an outstanding soccer player for Syracuse Christian.

Personal InformationParents: Bill & Linda Barzee Major: Business AdministrationAcademic Goal: Graduate from OCC and earn a 4 year degree.Athletic Goal: Become a better player and help make my teammates better.

Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Winning back to back GFLCAA league championships Person You Respect and Admire Most in Sports, and Why: Jason Kidd because he is always looking for ways to make his team better.Favorite TV Show: The Office Favorite Musical Performer: O.A.R.Favorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Playing soccer, or just relaxing and doing nothing is fine too.

#54 James Burns 1st Year6’6” Center Herkimer HerkimerBackground: James comes to Onondaga from Herkimer High School, where he played varsity basketball for three years under coach Rich Schoff. At Herkimer, he led his team to two league championships, and three appearances in the Section III semi-finals while averaging 15 points and 13 rebounds per contest. He was named Center State Conference Most Valuable Player, and was also named WKTV Athlete of the Week for scoring 70 points and grabbing 50 rebounds in a three game stretch. He was a high school teammate of current Lazer Luke Schrader.

Personal InformationParents: Ernest & Vicki BurnsMajor: Psychology Academic Goal: Masters in psychology

Athletic Goal: Play at the most competitive level that I can. Nationals.Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Seeing teammate Luke Schrader hit the winning shot to beat class A team VVS and help us have the best record Herkimer has ever had.Favorite TV Show: House Favorite Musical Performer: Requiem for the RadioFavorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Football

#50 Brandon Haughton 1st Year6’1” Forward Clay Cicero-North SyracuseBackground: Brandon comes to Onondaga from Cicero-North Syracuse High School. During high school he played basketball primarily for the Syracuse Thunder AAU pro-gram, where he was his team’s leading rebounder while averaging 15.6 points per game.

Personal InformationParents: Donald & Lynne Haughton Major: Criminal JusticeAcademic Goal: I would like to have an average better then 3.2Athletic Goal: I would like to be an all american by the time I’m done playing here at OCC.Person You Respect and Admire Most in Sports, and Why: Michael Jordan because

he never gave up and strived to be the best and wanted to stay the best.Favorite TV Show: Law and Order SVU Favorite Musical Performer: Lil' WayneFavorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Having fun with my friends and teamates.

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Eldar Kadic Redshirt6’ Forward Liverpool LiverpoolBackground: Eldar is originally from Zvornik, Bosnia, and comes to Onondaga by way of Liverpool High School, where he was an honors student. He has played in many area youth and adult leagues. Eldar will likely redshirt this season in anticipation of playing in 2008-09.

Personal InformationParents: Nurdin & Jasmina Kadic Major: Business AdministrationAcademic Goal: To Graduate from a 4 year school and go on to get my Masters.Athletic Goal: To play Basketball at OCC and keep learning while i play.Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Scored 42 points, 5 assists, and 9 rebounds in YMCA 18+ league.

Person You Respect and Admire Most in Sports, and Why: My father, because he played professionaly in Bosnia and de-cided to stop because he felt it was best for his family.Favorite TV Show: Simpsons Favorite Musical Performer: Edo MaajkaFavorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Hang out with friends.

#22 Jason Kondra 1st Year5’11” Guard East Syracuse East Syracuse-MinoaBackground: Jason played high school basketball for coach Mark Carr at East Syracuse-Minoa, where he was also an Honor Roll student. He led his team to their best record in several seasons and a Section III Quarter-final appearance. Jason aver-aged 15 points, 6 rebounds, and 7 assists per game. He was named 2nd team All-Onondaga High School League and was selected to the Zebra Classic. A talented multi-sport athlete, Jason was also an All-Central New York baseball player and is ex-pected to play baseball for the Lazers this spring.

Personal InformationParents: Mike & Janine Kondra Major: Math & ScienceAcademic Goal: Graduate with a degree. Athletic Goal: Win Conference again.

Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Winning the Sectionals for Baseball.Person You Respect and Admire Most in Sports, and Why: My Dad, because even though he harps on me a lot, he knows what he is talking about and has helped me with multiple sports.Favorite TV Show: Seinfeld, Prison Break Favorite Musical Performer: Fabolous, Jagged Edge, all classic rock bandsFavorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Hanging out with friends

#45 Matt Potter 1st Year6’6” Forward South New Berlin Unadilla ValleyBackground: Matt played high school basketball at Unadilla Valley Central under coach Matt Osborne. As a junior he was a member of Unadilla Valley’s Midstate Ath-letic Conference championship team, and as a senior he led the Storm with 12 points and 13 rebounds per contest. He was a 2nd team All-Conference selection, and was named to the Oneonta Daily Star All-Star 1st Team. Matt was a high school teammate of current Lazer Zack Thomsen.

Personal InformationParents: George & Michelle Potter Major: Engineering ScienceAcademic Goal: Get my degree in Mechanical EngineeringAthletic Goal: Maybe go to D-II school after OCC

Most Memorable Athletic Moment: When we almost beat the number 1 team in the state (Candor) in the sectional semifinalsPerson You Respect and Admire Most in Sports, and Why: Michael Jordan, because he was so good at what he did..Favorite TV Show: King of Queens Favorite Musical Performer: T.I.Favorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Playing Golf

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#3 Dan Shelly 1st Year6’2” Guard/Forward Syracuse West GeneseeBackground: Dan comes to Onondaga as a transfer from the University of Buffalo. He is a 2006 graduate of West Genesee High School, where he played varsity basketball for coach Steve Dunham. At West Genesee, Dan was a teammate of current Lazers Tim Scholz and Shane Williams.

Personal InformationParent: Tammy ShellyMajor: Math/ScienceAcademic Goal: Maintain a 3.5+ average this year and eventually transfer to a four-year school and most likely graduate school.Athletic Goal: Improve as a player and help the team as much as possible.

Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Making varsity/when Tim Scholz hit the half court buzzer beater to win the game on Bishop Ludden's home court.Person You Respect and Admire Most in Sports, and Why: Allen Iverson because he is tenacious and never stops hustling.Favorite TV Show: It's Always Sunny in PhiladelphiaFavorite Musical Performer: Nas, EminemFavorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Smashing with my buddies on the Gamecube and/or Wii.

Johnny Davis 6th YearAssistant Coach Syracuse SUNY CortlandBackground: Coach Davis is entering his 6th season with the Lazers. Prior to coming to Onondaga, he coached 15 years at Onondaga Central High School, serving as the As-sistant Varsity and Head JV Basketball Coach under coach Larry Behm. During that time, he helped the Tigers to 6 league and 2 sectional titles. Coach Davis is a graduate of Nottingham High School and SUNY Cortland, where he played basketball and earned a Bachelor’s degree in Politi-cal Science. He also holds a Masters Degree from the Syra-cuse University Maxwell School of Public Administration. Coach Davis is presently employed as an Affirmative Ac-tion Administrator by the Central New York Developmental

Disabilities Services Office; New York State Office of Mental Retardation and Developmental Dis-abilities.

Scott Blair 2nd YearAssistant Coach Syracuse Kutztown UniversityBackground: Coach Blair enters his 2nd season with Onondaga. He came to the Lazers from NCAA Division II Kutztown University of Pennsylvania. While at KU, Coach Blair worked as an assistant under coach Bernie Driscoll for the 2005-06 season and as an intern during the 2004-05 campaign, a season which saw the Golden Bears ranked as high as 17th in the nation. The team finished 16-12 and 15-12 in Coach Blair’s 2 seasons, qualifying for the Pennsylva-nia State Athletic Conference playoffs each year. Coach Blair began his coaching career as an assistant varsity coach for the boys program at Kutztown Area High School from 2001 until 2005. His last season with the Cougars, 2004-05,

saw the varsity program finish with a 19-7 record and qualify for the PIAA District III Quarterfi-nals. Coach Blair holds a Bachelor's degree in Education and a Masters of Education from Kutztown. He currently works at Syracuse University and lives in Syracuse with his wife, Katie.

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Dave Pasiak 8th YearHead Coach Waterville Clarkson UniversityBackground: Coach Pasiak has been involved in coaching basketball for the past 24 years. In 7 years at Onondaga, Coach Pasiak has compiled an overall record of 131-81. His teams are 67-31 in Mid-State Athletic Conference play, and 118-66 against Region III Division III competition. The Lazers are the only Mid-State Conference school and are one of only three schools overall to have qualified for the Region III Tournament in each of the last 6 seasons. Onondaga is 91-43 after January 1 during Coach Pasiak’s tenure. Most importantly, all of his recruited players re-mained academically eligible and on track towards their

degrees. Onondaga has not lost a recruited or returning player to mid-season ineligibility since Coach Pasiak’s arrival, and overall 98% of Onondaga players have remained academically eligible. Also, since arriving at Onondaga 5 years ago, 26 former Lazers have moved on to play at Division I, II, and III four-year schools. He has produced 2 All-Americans, 1 Academic All-American, 4 pre-season All-Americans, 12 All-Region players, 2 conference Players of the Year, and 12 All-Conference players in 7 years.

Last season, Coach Pasiak directed Onondaga to its first Mid-State Athletic Conference championship in 15 years. The Lazers also captured the regular season conference championship, and received the #3 seed in the NJCAA Region III Division III Tournament. Onondaga has qualified for post-season play in each of Coach Pasiak’s 7 seasons, the only Mid-State School to accomplish that feat over that time period. The Lazers ranked 5th nationally in scoring offense last season, the 7th consecutive year that they have been among the top 10 scoring teams in the nation.

Coach Pasiak is a two-time Mid-State Athletic Conference Coach of the Year. having been selected for the honor in both 2002 and 2003. In addition, he was named the Region III Coach of the Year for 2002-03. In that season, the Lazers finished with an overall record of 23-7, the 2nd best ever at Onondaga. The 2002-03 team also had a regular season mark of 23-5, the best ever at the school, had a school record 14 game winning streak, and was ranked in the NJCAA national poll for 5 weeks. The Lazers have qualified for the Mid-State Athletic Conference Tournament 6 times in Coach Pasiak’s 7 years, and have reached the Championship game 3 times, including last year’s title win. The Lazers were also the top scoring team in the country in 2001-02, when they averaged 98.6 points per game.

Previously, Coach Pasiak served as the head coach at Herkimer County Community College for 2 years, from 1991 to 1993. He also served for 2 seasons as an assistant under the late Jack Bruen at Colgate University, a Division I institution in Hamilton, NY. In addition, he served 4 seasons as an assistant at Division III Utica College in Utica, NY, and has coached at several high schools in Central New York. Immediately prior to coming to Onondaga, he was the Athletic Director at Frankfort-Schuyler Central School, in Frankfort, NY.

Coach Pasiak is a 1984 graduate of Clarkson University, where he was a member of the basketball team. In addition to coaching the Lazers, he also serves as Athletics & Intramurals Coordinator at Onondaga. He is also currently the head coach of the Central Region Empire State Games open men’s basketball team. He has been a featured speaker and staff member at several of the top basketball camps in the northeast. He is actively involved In Coaches vs. Cancer and serves on the Board of Directors for the Basketball Coaches Association of New York.

Coach Pasiak’sYear-by-Year Record at Onondaga

Season Overall Conference Post-Season2000-01 12-17 9-5, T3rd Mid-State Semi-Finals2001-02 18-13 11-3, 2nd Mid-State Finals, Region III Quarter-Finals2002-03 23-7 12-2, 2nd Mid-State Semi-Finals, Region III Quarter-Finals2003-04 21-11 9-5, 2nd Mid-State Finals, Region III Quarter-Finals2004-05 17-13 7-7, 4th Mid-State Semi-Finals, Region III First Round2005-06 17-12 7-7, 6th Region III First Round2006-07 23-8 12-2, 1st Mid-State Champions, Region III Quarter-FinalsTotal 131-81 67-31 Post-season play in all seven seasons

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Coaches vs. Cancer is a nationwide collaboration between the American Cancer Society and the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) that empowers basketball coaches, their teams, and local communities to make a dif-ference in the fight against cancer. The program leverages the personal experiences, community leadership, and pro-fessional excellence of basketball coaches nationwide to increase cancer awareness and promote healthy living through year-round awareness efforts, fundraising activi-ties, and advocacy programs. Since its inception in 1993, Coaches Vs. Cancer has united coaches from across the country who have raised more than $30 million. We invite you to join Coach Dave Pasiak and the Onondaga Lazers on the Coaches Vs. Cancer team.

To learn more about Coaches Vs, Cancer, contact your American Cancer Society at 1-800-ACS-2345, or visit www.cancer.org.

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2006-07 In Review

23-8 OverallMid-State Athletic Conference Champions12-2 Mid-State Athletic Conference20-7 Region III Division III#3 Seed Region III Championships#5 Nationally in Scoring Offense (87.3 ppg)

Individual RecognitionsSteve Siechen• 2nd Team All-Region III• 1st Team All-MSAC• MSAC Tournament MVPRich Buckmon• 2nd Team All-Region III• 1st Team All-MSACDanny Smith• 3rd Team All-Region III• 1st Team All-MSACJustin Stern• Honorable Mention All-MSACShane Williams• Honorable Mention All-MSAC

Mid-State Athletic Conference7-Year Composite Standings

College Record Playoffs Champ.Onondaga CC 67-31 6 1Broome CC 65-33 6 1Cayuga CC 63-35 4 3Finger Lakes CC 55-43 4 1Jefferson CC 48-50 4 1Corning CC 40-57 2 0SUNY Canton 27-70 1 0Tompkins Cortland CC 26-72 1 0

2006-07 Mid-State Athletic Conference Standings

College Conference OverallOnondaga CC 12-2 23-8Finger Lakes CC 11-3 20-10Broome CC 11-3 19-11Corning CC 9-4 16-11Jefferson CC 4-10 9-18Cayuga CC 4-10 9-17Tompkins-Cortland CC 3-11 6-19SUNY Canton 1-12 3-22

Conference Championships @ Onondaga CCSemi-Finals - February 24Broome CC 78, Finger Lakes CC 76Onondaga CC 83, Corning CC 71Finals - February 25Onondaga CC 87, Broome CC 75

2006-07 Mid-State Athletic ConferenceAll-Conference Team

Coach of the Year: Jim Evans, Broome Player of the Year: Ryan Henry, Finger Lakes

All Conference Team: Rich Buckmon (Onondaga), Wayne Davis (Broome), Fabian Ferreira (Corning), Ryan Henry (Finger Lakes), Tim Jackson (Cayuga), Rob Krowiak (Broome), Ajay Rutledge (Finger Lakes), Steve Siechen (Onondaga), Danny Smith (Onond-aga), Derek Watson (Cayuga)

Honorable Mention All-MSAC: Sean Anderson (Tompkins-Cortland), Stanley Goody (Corning), Owen Mann (Tompkins-Cortland), Charles McCoy (Jefferson), Eddie Mitchell (Tompkins-Cortland), Vince Saraceno (Corning), Justin Stern (Onondaga), Che Terazas (Canton), Shane Williams (Onondaga)

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2006-07 Results & StatisticsDate Game Type Opponent Result High Scorer High Rebounder Record11/4/06 Tournament Jamestown-Catt. CC W 103-93 30 by #33 Siechen, Steve 14 by #33 Siechen, Steve 1-011/5/06 Tournament Tompkins Cortland CC L 76-75 16 by #23 Smith, Danny 6 by 2 players 1-111/10/06 Tournament Herkimer County CC L 77-65 14 by #32 Buckmon, Rich 8 by #32 Buckmon, Rich 1-211/11/06 Tournament Queensborough CC W 98-86 24 by #32 Buckmon, Rich 10 by #32 Buckmon, Rich 2-211/16/06 Non-league @ SUNY Delhi L 77-55 15 by #33 Siechen, Steve 5 by 2 players 2-311/19/06 Non-league Jamestown-Catt. CC W 99-91 29 by #40 Vincent, Chris 7 by #50 Chapman, Ryan 3-311/28/06 Non-league @ Schenectady Cnty CC W 89-63 14 by #33 Siechen, Steve 12 by #31 Williams, Shane 4-312/2/06 Non-league Clinton CC W 85-73 19 by #33 Siechen, Steve 14 by #31 Williams, Shane 5-312/5/06 Non-league @ Mohawk Valley CC W 73-66 21 by #23 Smith, Danny 12 by #23 Smith, Danny 6-312/10/06 Non-league North Country CC L 76-75 21 by #33 Siechen, Steve 20 by #31 Williams, Shane 6-412/12/06 Non-league Columbia Greene CC W 71-36 12 by #23 Smith, Danny 5 by #31 Williams, Shane 7-41/6/07 League Jefferson CC W 104-76 17 by #32 Buckmon, Rich 11 by #31 Williams, Shane 8-41/10/07 Non-league @ Hudson Valley CC W 85-82 19 by #33 Siechen, Steve 10 by #31 Williams, Shane 9-41/13/07 League @ Finger Lakes CC W 88-71 21 by #32 Buckmon, Rich 13 by #31 Williams, Shane 10-41/20/07 League Cayuga CC W 92-89 28 by #23 Smith, Danny 9 by 2 players 11-41/22/07 League Finger Lakes CC L 102-86 18 by #23 Smith, Danny 9 by 2 players 11-51/24/07 League Corning CC W 95-65 30 by #33 Siechen, Steve 9 by 2 players 12-51/27/07 League Broome CC W 117-114 28 by #32 Buckmon, Rich 10 by #31 Williams, Shane 13-51/31/07 League @ Jefferson CC W 98-91 27 by #25 Stern, Justin 18 by #31 Williams, Shane 14-52/3/07 Non-league @ North Country CC W 85-71 19 by 2 players 13 by #31 Williams, Shane 15-52/4/07 Non-league @ Clinton CC L 71-69 24 by #23 Smith, Danny 9 by 2 players 15-62/7/07 League @ Tompkins Cortland CC W 88-85 21 by #33 Siechen, Steve 21 by #31 Williams, Shane 16-62/10/07 League @ Cayuga CC W 110-98 34 by #32 Buckmon, Rich 9 by 2 players 17-62/12/07 League Tompkins Cortland CC W 93-84 20 by #32 Buckmon, Rich 8 by #32 Buckmon, Rich 18-62/13/07 League @ SUNY Canton W 93-67 21 by #23 Smith, Danny 10 by #32 Buckmon, Rich 19-62/17/07 League @ Broome CC W 88-86 22 by #23 Smith, Danny 11 by #32 Buckmon, Rich 20-62/18/07 League SUNY Canton W 97-59 20 by 2 players 6 by 3 players 21-62/21/07 League @ Corning CC L 95-90 18 by #31 Williams, Shane 11 by #31 Williams, Shane 21-72/24/07 Tournament Corning CC W 83-71 23 by #33 Siechen, Steve 12 by #32 Buckmon, Rich 22-72/25/07 Tournament Broome CC W 87-75 26 by #33 Siechen, Steve 10 by #32 Buckmon, Rich 23-73/2/07 Tournament Clinton CC L 76-69 20 by #32 Buckmon, Rich 16 by #31 Williams, Shane 23-8

Name GP Min FG 3 Pt. FG FT Reb Ast Stl Blk TO PF Pts#23 Smith, Danny 31 862 171-330 36-96 103-147 174-60 169 50 10 89 53 481#32 Buckmon, Rich 29 771 184-351 26-65 70-114 191-79 39 39 3 63 37 464#33 Siechen, Steve 31 718 166-355 39-105 68-92 172-52 70 37 14 56 79 439#31 Williams, Shane 31 804 119-252 0-1 67-98 302-120 77 59 52 68 87 305#25 Stern, Justin 31 537 86-193 62-151 60-71 53-16 68 23 1 27 48 294#40 Vincent, Chris 28 415 83-192 1-20 29-45 63-29 36 29 7 34 55 196#20 Crowley, Pat 31 423 44-94 1-1 10-27 69-24 45 17 20 32 48 99#12 Thomsen, Zack 15 377 32-85 9-30 24-30 35-9 91 27 0 30 28 97#50 Chapman, Ryan 28 254 30-79 0-1 23-43 68-31 33 16 8 27 43 83#54 Liedka, Brett 31 284 29-58 0-0 21-37 85-28 14 7 16 16 36 79#11 Kurzinski, Tyler 27 309 20-66 6-24 15-22 33-7 98 16 0 63 33 61#15 Scholz, Tim 25 149 11-34 4-15 4-6 20-5 19 9 0 22 14 30#24 Schrader, Luke 18 105 10-27 4-18 5-8 18-7 11 6 2 10 10 29#3 Beaver, Mitch 9 24 5-11 1-5 4-12 4-1 1 0 0 4 4 15#22 McCallops, Andreau 11 58 4-11 0-3 3-3 6-3 6 2 0 12 6 11#43 Johnson, Ben 10 49 4-10 0-4 2-2 8-2 5 1 0 3 4 10#5 Kennedy, Josh 11 53 3-9 0-3 2-5 12-3 9 4 1 11 10 8#45 Manley, Cameron 9 35 2-6 0-0 0-0 3-1 2 0 0 3 0 4Totals: 31 1245 1003-2163 189-542 510-762 1451-539 793 342 134 570 597 2705Opponents: 31 1245 919-2135 201-656 403-632 1200-428 612 351 116 562 641 2442

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Onondaga Basketball Year by YearYear Coach W L Pct. Championships

1962-63 Paul Seymour 3 7 0.31963-64 Paul Seymour 6 16 0.2731964-65 Paul Seymour 5 17 0.2271965-66 Ted Bedell 1 19 0.051968-69 Ted Bedell 3 15 0.1671969-70 Ted Bedell 6 16 0.2731970-71 Ted Bedell 15 6 0.7141971-72 Ted Bedell 18 7 0.721972-73 Hy Bryant 1 15 0.0631977-78 Hank Fengler 9 13 0.4091978-79 Hank Fengler 12 13 0.481979-80 Hank Fengler 13 11 0.5421980-81 Hank Fengler 14 9 0.6091981-82 Hank Fengler 11 13 0.4581982-83 Hank Fengler 5 19 0.2081983-84 Bob Kawa 13 11 0.5421984-85 Bob Kawa 11 12 0.4781985-86 Bob Kawa 12 10 0.5451986-87 Bob Kawa 11 12 0.4781987-88 Hank Fengler 11 12 0.4781988-89 Hank Fengler 19 7 0.731 Mid-State Athletic Conference Champions1989-90 Hank Fengler 24 5 0.828 Mid-State Athletic Conference Champions1990-91 Hank Fengler 21 7 0.751991-92 Mike Rizzi 27 10 0.73 Mid-State Athletic Conference Champions1992-93 Mike Rizzi 26 10 0.722 NJCAA Division III National Champions

NJCAA Region III Champions1993-94 Mike Rizzi 23 8 0.7421994-95 Mike von Schiller 20 10 0.6671995-96 Mike von Schiller 17 13 0.5671996-97 Mike von Schiller 16 14 0.5331997-98 Mike von Schiller 19 10 0.6551998-99 Mike von Schiller 14 16 0.467

1999-2000 Scott Butler 11 16 0.4072000-01 Dave Pasiak 12 17 0.4142001-02 Dave Pasiak 18 13 0.5812002-03 Dave Pasiak 23 7 0.7672003-04 Dave Pasiak 21 11 0.6562004-05 Dave Pasiak 17 13 0.5672005-06 Dave Pasiak 17 12 0.5862006-07 Dave Pasiak 23 8 0.742 Mid-State Athletic Conference Champions

All-Time Record 548 460 0.544

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1992-93National Junior College

Athletic AssociationDivision III

National Champions

Mid-State Athletic Conference Champions1988-89, 1989-90, 1991-92, 2006-07

Onondaga Basketball Records Team RecordsWins in a Season: 27, 1991-92Games Played: 37, 1991-92Winning Percentage: .828, 1989-90Consecutive Wins: 14, 2002-03Consecutive Home Wins: 9, 2002-03Points in a Game: 148, 1/16/01 vs.

Tompkins-Cortland CCScoring Average Per Game: 98.6,

2001-02Fewest Points Allowed in a Game:

36, 12/12/06 vs. Columbia-Greene CC

Lowest Combined Score: 71-36, 12/12/06 vs. Columbia-Greene CC

Highest Combined Score: 148-127, 1/16/01 vs. Tompkins-Cortland CC

Field Goals in a Game: 64, 1/16/01 vs. Tompkins-Cortland CC

Field Goals in a Season: 1,085, 2001-02

Three-Point Field Goals in a Game: 16, 1/19/02 vs. Clinton CC

Three Point Field Goals in a Season: 249, 2001-02

Free Throws Made in a Game: 37, 1/18/03 vs. Cayuga CC

Free Throws Made in a Season: 563, 2002-03

Free Throw Percentage in a Season: .689, 2001-02

Individual RecordsPoints in a Game: 52, Maurice Doug-

las, 2/8/01 vs. Corning CCPoints in a Season: 1,060, Devin

Warmack, 1991-92Points in a Career: 1,493, Joe Olsen,

2002-03 & 2003-04Field Goals in a Game: Maurice

Douglas, 22, 2/8/01 vs. Corning CCField Goals in a Season: 319, Maurice

Douglas, 2001-02Field Goals in a Career: 590, Maurice

Douglas, 2000-01 & 2001-02Three-Point Field Goals in a Game: 9,

Chet Columbus, 1/14/01 vs. North Country CC

Three-Point Field Goals in a Season: 115, Chet Columbus, 2001-02

Three-Point Field Goals in a Career: 222, Chet Columbus, 2000-01 & 2001-02

Free Throws Made in a Game: 21, Joe Olsen, 2/4/03 vs. Tompkins-Cortland CC

Free Throws Made in a Season: 225, Joe Olsen, 2003-04

Free Throws Made in a Career: 414, Joe Olsen, 2002-03 & 2003-04

Free Throw Percentage in a Season: .856, Chet Columbus, 2001-02

Free Throw Percentage in a Career: .830, Tom Heffernan, 2003-04 & 2004-05

Rebounds in a Game: 21, Shane Wil-liams, 2/7/07 vs. Tompkins-Cortland CC

Rebounds in a Season: 308, Kenny Gethers, 2004-05

Rebounds in a Career: 486, Joe Olsen, 2002-03 & 2003-04

Assist in a Game: 23, Tyrone Al-bright, 1/26/02 vs. Broome CC & 1/24/02 vs. Corning CC

Assists in a Season: 382, Tyrone Al-bright, 2001-02

Assists in a Career: 670, Tyrone Al-bright, 2000-01 & 2001-02

Steals in a Game: 9, Kenny Gethers vs. North Country CC, 12/4/05

Steals in a Season: 91, Kenny Geth-ers, 2004-05

Steals in a Career: 143, Tyrone Al-bright, 2000-01 & 2001-02

Blocked Shots in a Season: 56, Kevin Barrett, 2004-05

Blocked Shots in a Career: 72, Dan Marsella, 2003-04 & 2004-05

Coaching RecordsSeasons: 10, Hank Fengler 1977-1983

& 1987-1991Games: 248, Hank Fengler, 1977-1983

& 1987-1991Victories: 139, Hank Fengler, 1977-

1983 & 1987-1991Winning Percentage: .731, Mike

Rizzi, 1992-94

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Onondaga Basketball Alumni

Name Years Transfer School Name Years Transfer SchoolTyrone Albright 2000-2002 Syracuse University Jason Krohl 2001-2003 Massachusetts CollegeChris Brown 2002-2004 SUNY Institute of Tech. Eric Latendress 2004-2006 Cazenovia CollegeRich Buckmon 2006-2007 SUNY Fredonia Dan Marsella 2003-2005 Erskine CollegeChet Columbus 2000-2002 Massachusetts College Ryan Nellenback 2003-2004 Grove City CollegeMaurice Douglas 2000-2002 SUNY New Paltz Joe Olsen 2002-2004 Daemen CollegeJared Dowdell 1999-2001 Nyack College Anthony Perioli 2002-2003 Medaille CollegeJim Files 2002-2004 Keuka College Jeff Riker 2004-2006 SUNY PotsdamKenny Gethers 2005-2006 Rochester Institute of Tech. Josh Scott 2002-2004 Mount Mercy CollegeTom Heffernan 2003-2005 Erskine College Steve Siechen 2005-2007 Mercy CollegeJoel Hughes 2004-2006 Cazenovia College Justin Stern 2005-2007 Keuka CollegeMarkee Jones 1999-2001 SUNY Institute of Tech. Brett Van Antwerp 2000-2002 Hilbert CollegeJohn Jordan 2000-2002 Hilbert College Corey Vander Sluis 2003-2005 Hilbert CollegeJosh Kaserman 2002-2004 SUNY Institute of Tech. Will Wereley 2001-2003 Hilbert College

Players listed in Bold continued careers at NCAA or NAIA Division I or II schools.

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Albright Brown Buckmon Columbus Douglas Dowdell Files

Gethers Heffernan Hughes Jones Jordan Kaserman

Krohl Latendress Marsella Nellenback Olsen Perioli Riker

Scott Siechen Stern Van Antwerp Vander Sluis Wereley

2007-08 OpponentsAnne Arundel Community CollegeArnold, MDNickname: PioneersConference: Maryland Junior CollegeHead Coach: Tom SmithGame Date: possible 12/9/07 @ Onondaga

Broome Community CollegeBinghamton, NYNickname: HornetsConference: Mid-StateHead Coach: Jim EvansGame Dates: 1/19/08 @ Onondaga, 2/13/08 @

BroomeLast Year: 1/27/07 @ Onondaga - Onondaga 117-

114; 2/17/07 @ Broome - Onondaga 88-86; 2/25/07 @ Onondaga - Onondaga 87-75

Last 7 Years: Broome leads series 10-8

Bunker Hill Community CollegeBoston, MANickname: BulldogsConference: Massachusetts Community CollegeHead Coach: Chris JonesGame Date: 12/8/07 @ Onondaga

Cayuga Community CollegeAuburn, NYNickname: SpartansConference: Mid-StateHead Coach: Marcell FisherGame Dates: 1/12/08 @ Onondaga; 2/2/08 @

CayugaLast Year: 1/20/07 @ Onondaga - Onondaga 92-89;

2/10/07 @ Cayuga - Onondaga 110-98Last 7 Years: Onondaga leads series 9-7

Clinton Community CollegePlattsburgh, NYNickname: CougarsHead Coach: Kevin DaughertyGame Dates: 12/2/07 @ Clinton; 2/3/08 @ Onond-

agaLast Year: 12/2/06 @ Onondaga - Onondaga 85-73;

2/4/07 @ Clinton - Clinton 71-69; 3/2/07 @ Herkimer - Clinton 76-69

Last 7 Years: Onondaga leads series 8-2

Columbia-Greene Community CollegeHudson, NYNickname: TwinsConference: Mountain ValleyHead Coach: Kevin DeVantierGame Date: possible 12/9/07 @ Onondaga; 1/7/08

@ Columbia-GreeneLast Year: 12/12/06 @ Onondaga - Onondaga 71-36Last 7 Years: Columbia-Greene leads series 2-1

Corning Community CollegeCorning, NYNickname: Red BaronsConference: Mid-StateHead Coach: Bill LimoncelliGame Dates: 1/17/08 @ Corning; 2/9/08 @

Onondaga

Last Year: 1/24/07 @ Onondaga - Onondaga 95-65; 2/21/07 @ Corning - Corning 95-90; 2/24/07 @ Onondaga - Onondaga 83-71


Finger Lakes Community CollegeCanandaigua, NYNickname: LakersConference: Mid-StateHead Coach: Richard JonesGame Dates: 1/10/08 @ Finger Lakes; 1/30/08 @

OnondagaLast Year: 1/13/07 @ Finger Lakes - Onondaga 88-

71; 1/22/07 @ Onondaga - Finger Lakes 102-86Last 7 Years: Onondaga leads series 10-7

Hudson Valley Community CollegeTroy, NYNickname: VikingsConference: Mountain ValleyHead Coach: Andre CookGame Date: 11/25/07 @ OnondagaLast Year: 1/10/07 @ Hudson Valley - Onondaga 85-

82Last 7 Years: Onondaga leads series 3-1

IMG Basketball AcademyBradenton, FLGame Date: possible 1/3/08 @ Polk

Jamestown Community College - CattaraugusOlean, NYNickname: JaguarsConference: Western New YorkHead Coach: Matt PhiferGame Date: 11/2/07 @ Jamestown-CattaraugusLast Year: 11/4/06 @ Columbia-Greene - Onondaga

103-93; 11/19/06 @ Onondaga - Onondaga 99-91Last 7 Years: Onondaga leads series 6-2

Jefferson Community CollegeWatertown, NYNickname: CannoneersConference: Mid-StateHead Coach: Charlie BridgeGame Dates: 1/23/08 @ Jefferson; 2/16/08 @

OnondagaLast Year: 1/6/07 @ Onondaga - Onondaga 104-76;

1/31/07 @ Jefferson - Onondaga 98-91 (ot)Last 7 Years: Onondaga leads series 10-8

Mohawk Valley Community CollegeUtica, NYNickname: HawksConference: Mountain ValleyHead Coach: Matt St. CroixGame Dates: possible 11/10/07 @ Mohawk Valley;

12/4/07 @ OnondagaLast Year: 12/5/06 @ Mohawk Valley - Onondaga

73-66Last 7 Years: series tied 5-5

North Country Community CollegeSaranac Lake, NYNickname: SaintsHead Coach: Chad LaDue

Game Dates: 1/21/08 @ North Country; 2/10/08 @ Onondaga

Last Year: 12/10/06 @ Onondaga - North Country 76-75; 2/3/07 @ North Country - Onondaga 85-71


Polk Community CollegeWinter Haven, FLNickname: VikingsConference: SuncoastHead Coach: Matt FurjanicGame Date: 1/2/08 @ Polk

Queensborough Community CollegeOakland Gardens, NYNickname: TigersConference: City University of New YorkHead Coach: Tom SinnicksonGame Date: 11/9/07 @ Mohawk ValleyLast Year: 11/11/06 @ Mohawk Valley - Onondaga

98-86Last 7 Years: Onondaga leads series 3-1

Schenectady County Community CollegeSchenectady, NYNickname: RoyalsConference: Mountain ValleyHead Coach: Brian AdamsGame Date: 11/27/07 @ OnondagaLast Year: 11/28/06 @ Schenectady - Onondaga 89-

63Last 7 Years: Onondaga leads series 5-2

SUNY DelhiDelhi, NYNickname: BroncosConference: Mountain ValleyHead Coach: Tom HelmeyerGame Date: 11/15/07 @ OnondagaLast Year: 11/16/06 @ Delhi - Delhi 77-55Last 7 Years: Delhi leads series 6-1

Tampa Swish Basketball ClubTampa, FLNickname: SwishGame Date: possible 1/3/08 @ Polk

Tompkins-Cortland Community CollegeDryden, NYNickname: PanthersConference: Mid-StateHead Coach: Dave StevensonGame Dates: 1/26/08 @ Tompkins-Cortland, 2/19/

08 @ OnondagaLast Year: 11/5/06 @ Columbia-Greene - Tompkins-

Cortland 76-75; 2/7/07 @ Tompkins-Cortland - Onondaga 88-85; 2/12/07 @ Onondaga - Onond-aga 93-84


Word of Life Bible InstitutePottersville, NYNickname: HuskiesHead Coach: Daryl JacksonGame Date: possible 11/10/07 @ Mohawk Valley

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2008 Future StarsBoys Basketball Camp

Tentative Dates & TimesSession #1: June 29-July 3Session #2: August 4-8Session #3: August 11-159:00 am-4:00 pm DailyAll sessions open to boys ages 8-17

Camp Features:• Outstanding daily fundamental instruction• A camper to coach ratio of 6:1 or better (the lowest

ratio of any camp in Central New York) in order to maintain small teams and eliminate idle down time.

• Emphasis on individual instruction and attention.• Game situations to practice and apply newly

learned skills• Use of the college swimming pool.• Top flight staff of area coaches and college players.• Access to the college cafeteria.• All campers receive a camp t-shirt, a basketball, a

self-improvement program, and a camp certificate.

For more information, contact:Dave PasiakCamp DirectorMen’s Basketball Coach(315) [email protected] West Seneca TurnpikeSyracuse, NY 13215-4585

8th AnnualFall Shootout

October 25-26, 2008 (tentative)

Schedule:Saturday, October 25: 8:00 am - 10:00 pmSunday, October 26: 8:00 am - 8:00 pm

Format:• Each team will play a minimum of five games.• On Saturday, each team will have three games in

pool play• On Sunday, teams will be bracketed and compete

for the shootout championship.

Games:• Games will consist of two 16 minute halves -

stopped clock, not running time!• Every game will be officiated by certified officials.• Three minute halftime, at least 5 minutes pregame,

two 30 second timeouts per game.• Except for the above modifications, National Fed-

eration rules will be used.

Registration:• The tournament is designed to be an event for

varsity-level players, and is limited to the first 16 teams to register.

For more information, contact the Onondaga Men’s Basketball Office at (315) 498-2510

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