Onondaga Community College2004-2005

Men’s BasketballMedia Guide & Game Program

Dan Marsella2003-04 All-Region III

2004-05 Pre-Season All-American

Tom Heffernan#1 MSAC, #5 in the Nation in Assists

2003-04

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2004-2005 Onondaga Lazers

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Number Name Position Height Weight Hometown High School15 Kevin Barrett G/F 6’4” 190 Syracuse Bishop Ludden45 Brandon Burke F/C 6’5” 180 Cold Brook Poland10 Markell Douthit G/F 6’2” 150 Syracuse Nottingham41 Cody Endress G 6’1” 185 Cortland Homer23 Reggie Flynn G 6’ 154 Jamesville Jamesville-DeWitt13 Dan Frisina G 5’9” 160 Syracuse Henninger33 Tom Heffernan G 6’3” 170 Memphis Jordan-Elbridge43 Joel Hughes F 6’2” 225 Syracuse Bishop Grimes24 Eric Latendress G 6’2” 175 Oriskany Oriskany22 Ryan Maloney G/F 6’3” 170 Jamesville Jamesville-DeWitt5 Pat Mannion G 5’10” 150 Marcellus Marcellus

32 Dan Marsella F 6’5” 195 Liverpool Liverpool21 Mike Miller G 6’2” 175 Frankfort Frankfort-Schuyler54 Brandon Rafus C 6’5” 199 Syracuse Corcoran11 Jeff Riker G 6’4” 175 Dryden Dryden40 Steffan Saxby G/F 6’1” 180 Baldwinsville C.W. Baker35 Danny Smith G 6’1” 170 Canastota Canastota50 Corey Vander Sluis C 6’6” 210 Syracuse West Genesee

Head Coach: David PasiakAssistant Coaches: Johnny Davis, Keith Thompson, John Meehan

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Players

Ryan Maloney 222nd Year 6’3” 170 lb. Guard/ForwardJamesville, NY Jamesville-DeWittElectronic Media Communications 9/14/83

Personal InformationParents: Donald and Linda MaloneyAcademic Goal: Maintain a 3.0 GPA, get Associate’s then Bachelor’s

degree.Athletic Goal: National Championship, Regional Championship, League

TitleMost Memorable Athletic Moment: Playing at Glens Falls.Most Respected & Admired Person in Sports: Dan Patrick - his hair never

moves.Favorite TV Show: Reno 911Favorite Musical Performer: Kanye WestFavorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Interning at WIXT.

Coach Pasiak on Maloney: We are very happy to have Ryan back on the court this year. He brings the potential for instant offense with his long range shooting ability, along with a maturity level and an understanding of the game from having a college season under his belt. Ryan has worked to expand his game and become a complete player. He should provide veteran stability to the team.Career HighsPoints: 8, 1/16/03 vs. Finger Lakes CCRebounds: 4, 1/12/03 vs. North Country CC & 2/11/03 vs.

SUNY CantonAssists: 3, 1/12/03 vs. North Country CC

Background: Ryan returns to the Lazers after redshirting last season. In 2002-03, he was a key member of an Onondaga squad which produced the best regular season record in school history. He played in 26 games, starting one time. He averaged 1.8 points, 0.8 rebounds, and 0.3 assists per game, and had the third best +/- ratio on the team. Prior to Onondaga, Ryan was a two year varsity player at Jamesville-DeWitt, where he played for current OCC Athletic Director Bob McKenney. At J-D, he was a three-point specialist, with over 80% of his field goals coming from behind the arc. Ryan was

second on his team in both three point goals made and three point percentage. He helped his team capture Onondaga High School League, Section III, and Central Region Class B titles, as the Red Rams reached the New York State Class B semi-finals in his senior season.

Coach Pasiak on Heffernan: Tom is one of the best passers that we have had here at Onondaga. He has great court vision and an ability to get the ball to his teammates in a postion where they can score. He is also an excellent ball handler and a solid perimeter shooter. As a co-captain and one of our most experienced players, he will be counted on to provide leadership and stability to this year’s team.Career HighsPoints: 9, 2/21/04 vs. Broome CCRebounds: 5, 2/5/04 vs. Finger Lakes CCAssists: 17, 1/1704 vs. Cayuga CC & 1/22/04 vs. Corning

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Tom Heffernan 332nd Year 6’3” 170 lb. GuardMemphis, NY Jordan-ElbridgeBusiness Administration 8/28/85

Personal InformationParents: John & Teddi HeffernanAcademic Goal: Achieve a 3.0 and transfer to a 4-year school.Athletic Goal: Win a championship.Most Memorable Athletic Moment: 17 assists in one game last year.Most Respected & Admired Person in Sports: Vince Celi, taught me the

game and about life.Favorite TV Show: CheersFavorite Musical Performer: Steve Miller BandFavorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Chillen with friends.

Background: Tom has been selected as one of the Lazers’ co-captains this season. Last year, he was one of two players to play in all 32 games, starting 27 times. He averaged 3.1 points, 2.0 rebounds, and 7.9 assists per game. His assist numbers ranked him first in the Mid-State Athletic Conference, and fifth nationally in that category. He led the Lazers in assists 25 times, and had double figures in assists on 8 occasions. Prior to coming to Onondaga, Tom played three years of varsity basketball at Jordan-Elbridge under coach John Rivett. He averaged 13.6 points and 7 assists

per game in high school, and led his team with 40 three-point goals. He was a first team All-Onondaga High School League Liberty American Division selection as a senior and was honorable mention All-OHSL as a junior. He was also his team’s most valuable player as a senior.

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Players

Corey Vander Sluis 502nd Year 6’6” 210 lb. CenterSyracuse, NY West GeneseeCriminal Justice 10/28/85

Personal InformationParents: Peter & Nora Vander SluisAcademic Goal: To receive a GPA over 3.0.Athletic Goal: To win regionals and have a successful season.Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Playing against state ranked Fulton I

made the game winning shot.Most Respected & Admired Person in Sports: Carmelo Anthony, because

he accomplished so much being so young.Favorite TV Show: The SopranosFavorite Musical Performer: D-BlockFavorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Chillin with friends.

Coach Pasiak on Vander Sluis: Corey is one of our best finishers around the basket. He has good moves in the post, and a nice touch inside. He is also a very good rebounder and shot blocker. As he continues to develop his game and works to maintain a consistently high level of play, he will become a fine post player at this level. Corey’s growth as a player will be one of the key ingredients in our success this year.Career HighsPoints: 12, 2/7/04 vs. Cayuga CCRebounds: 7, 1/22/04 vs. Corning CC & 2/21/04 vs. Broome

CCAssists: 5, 12/2/03 vs. Practical Bible College

Background: Corey played in 23 games for the Lazers last season. He averaged 3.6 points, 2.7 rebounds, and 0.7 assists per game. In his best outing of the season, he scored 12 points in helping the Lazers defeat Cayuga Community College. In high school, Corey was a two year varsity player as a sophomore and junior at West Genesee, before playing for Holy Family CYO as a senior. As a junior at West Genesee he averaged 6.5 points per game and led his team in rebounding. At Holy Family he averaged 12 points and 10 rebounds per game. In addition, he played basketball in the off season for

the Syracuse Heat AAU program. Corey’s brother, Ryan, played for the Lazers in 2000-2001, and has since earned his Bachelor’s degree from Buffalo State College.

Coach Pasiak on Marsella: Dan has worked very hard to become a great player at this level. He has an outstanding work ethic and an eagerness to learn. Dan has outstanding individual moves, the ability to finish at the rim, and a rapidly improving face-up game. He is a team leader, both vocally and by example. We expect him to be the catalyst for our success, and one of the top players in the country at this level.Career HighsPoints: 32, 1/17/04 vs. Cayuga CCRebounds: 19, 12/5/03 vs. Adirondack CCAssists: 4, 11/3/03 vs. Schenectady County CC

Dan Marsella 322nd Year 6’4” 195 lb. ForwardLiverpool, NY LiverpoolHumanities 11/9/85

Personal InformationParents: Sam & Mary MarsellaAcademic Goal: All-American.Athletic Goal: All-American.Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Scoring 19 points & having 19 rebounds

vs. Adirondack.Most Respected & Admired Person in Sports: Coach Clarke. If it wasn’t for

him I wouldn’t be where I am today.Favorite TV Show: The Steve Harvey ShowFavorite Musical Performer: Marvin Gaye / Biggie SmallsFavorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Playing NBA Live.

Background: Dan was the Lazers’ second leading scorer (14.9 ppg) and leading rebounder (7.9 rpg) last season. He tallied 401 points on the season and led the team in scoring 7 times and rebounding 13 times, despite missing 5 contests with a severe ankle injury. He was a third team All-Region III selection, and an honorable mention All-Mid-State Athletic Conference selection. Before Onondaga, Dan was a two year varsity player at Liverpool High School under coaches Chris Clarke and Jerry Wilcox. As a senior, he averaged 9.3 points, 8.0 rebounds, and 2.3 blocked shots per game in leading

Liverpool to an undefeated regular season and the Onondaga High School League Colonial National Division Championship. He was a second team All-OHSL selection, an Honorable Mention All-Central New York selection, a member of the Central Region Scholastic Empire State Games team, and a two time Zebra Classic selection.

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PlayersKevin Barrett 151st Year 6’4” 190 lb. Guard/ForwardSyracuse, NY Bishop LuddenCriminal Justice 3/18/85

Parents: John Barrett & Pat BarrettAcademic Goal: Get out of OCC.Athletic Goal: Playing hard.Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Going to Manley Field House

Background: 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.

Personal InformationMost Respected & Admired Person in Sports: Not really sure.Favorite TV Show: SimpsonsFavorite Musical Performer: TwistaFavorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Football

Brandon Burke 451st Year 6’5” 180 lb. Forward/CenterCold Brook, NY PolandHumanities 2/3/86

Personal InformationParents: Scot Burke & Brenda BurkeAcademic Goal: Continue on to 4-year school and select a major.Athletic Goal: Continue on after my 2 years at OCC.Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Going to Glens Falls for the Final

Four for the first time in Poland basketball history.

Background: Brandon was a three year varsity starter for coach Don Dutcher at Poland. As a senior, he led the Tornados to the Center State Conference Division IV Championship, the Section III Class D Championship, and a berth in the New York State Public High School Athletic Association Class D semi-finals while averaging 13.0 points and 10.4 rebounds per game. He was a first team All-State selection in Class D, a member of the All-Mohawk Valley Team, an honorable mention All-Central New York selection, a two time first team All-Center State Conference pick, and a Zebra Classic participant.

Most Respected & Admired Person in Sports: Michael Jordan - grew up watching him

Favorite TV Show: Las VegasFavorite Musical Performer: Lloyd BanksFavorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Soccer

Markell Douthit 101st Year 6’2” 150 lb. Guard/ForwardSyracuse, NY NottinghamCriminal Justice 4/9/84

Personal InformationParent: Melody DouthitAcademic Goal: To graduate with high honors in my major.Athletic Goal: Just to be an all-around athlete for many sports.Most Memorable Athletic Moment: coming in 2nd place in a basketball

tournament played with over 300 people.

Background: During high school, Markell was activeas a player and a coach in several basketball programs sponsored by the Boys & Girls Club of Syracuse. He was recognized with a Most Improved Player award and a Coach of the Year award. Markell’s older brother, Marcus, played at Providence College and was the 2004 second round draft pick of the Los Angeles Lakers.

Most Respected & Admired Person in Sports: Marcus Douthit, just because he worked hard to get where he is now (LA Lakers).

Favorite TV Show: COPS, Fear Factor, ESPN, CNN, CartoonsFavorite Musical Performer: 50 cent, Lloyd Banks, Young BuckFavorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Running with my girl.

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PlayersCody Endress 411st Year 6’1” 185 lb. GuardHomer, NY HomerHumanities 8/7/85Background: Cody was a three year varsity letterman at Homer, wheere he played for coach Pat Dugan. As a senior at Homer, he led the team in scoring, averaging 15.1 points per game. He also connected on 42 three-point goals for the season and 81 in his career, both Homer record. He was named an Onondaga High School League Liberty Division All-League selection. Cody led Homer to post-season play in both his junior and senior season. He was also a member of the golf team.

Reggie Flynn 231st Year 6’ 154 lb. GuardJamesville, NY Jamesville-DeWittRecreation Leadership 1/22/86

Personal InformationParents: Monty Flynn & Linda WrightAcademic Goal: To graduate.Athletic Goal: Earn playing time, and play to my ability.Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Winning State & Federation

Championships and going 29-0.

Background: Reggie was the sixth man for coach Bob McKenney on the Red Rams’ undefeated New York State Public High School Athletic Association and State Federation Class A championship team. In his two varsity seasons, he also contributed to two Section III championships and two Onondaga High School League Liberty National Division championships. An outstanding all-around athlete, Reggie was also an All-League wide receiver on the football team and among the Section III leaders in the 400 meter dash and the 4x100 meter relay.

Most Respected & Admired Person in Sports: Michael Jordan - greatest player ever.

Favorite TV Show: Family MattersFavorite Musical Performer: 50 CentFavorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Football

Dan Frisina 131st Year 5’9” 160 lb. GuardSyracuse, NY HenningerHumanities 2/25/86

Personal InformationParents: Dave Frisina & Rita Frisina LucasAcademic Goal: Graduate from OCC, earn a 4-yr degree in education.Athletic Goal: Win a championshipMost Memorable Athletic Moment: Making it to the Class AA football

championship game with Henninger.

Background: Dan played basketball in the St. Matthew’s CYO program during high school. As a point guard for St. Matthew’s, he averaged 9.4 points, 2.3 rebounds, and 4.6 assists per game. He was also a member of Henninger’s football team, which reached the Section III Class AA championship game.

Most Respected & Admired Person in Sports: Brett Favre, he displays heart and dedication to his team and the sport.

Favorite TV Show: Chapelles ShowFavorite Musical Performer: SimplelifeFavorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Hanging out with my friends.

Personal InformationMost Respected & Admired Person in Sports: Brett Favre, because

he’s tough, has fun, plays with heart, and will do anything to win.Favorite TV Show: Home ImprovementFavorrte Musical Performer: Kenney ChesneyFavorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Golf

Parents: Mike & Danette EndressAcademic Goal: Graduate from a 4-year school.Athletic Goal: Play at a 4-year school.Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Beating Cortland at home my

senior year.

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PlayersJoel Hughes 431st Year 6’2” 225 lb. ForwardSyracuse, NY Bishop GrimesGeneral Studies 9/26/86Background: Joel was a two year varsity player at Bishop Grimes, where he played for coach Jamie Evans. He averaged 9 points, 5 rebounds, and 2 assists per game, and was a second team Onondaga High School League Liberty American Division All-League selection. As a junior, he helped the Cobras reach the Section III Class C championship game.

Eric Latendress 241st Year 6’2” 175 lb. GuardOriskany, NY OriskanyRecreation Leadership 9/10/84

Personal InformationParents: Charlei & Debbie SasenburyAcademic Goal: To do well in school and have a good job.Athletic Goal: To try hard, go as far as I can, help my team in any way.Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Playing in the Class D-1

championship game at Manley Field House.

Background: Eric transferred to Onondaga from Mohawk Valley Community College. He played high school basketball for coach Bob Reid at Oriskany. as team captain in his senior year of 2002-03 he led Oriskany to the Section III Class D championship game and a Center State Conference Division title, while averaging 21.1 points, 4.7 rebounds, and 3.4 assists per game. He was named second team All-State, All-Mohawk Valley, first team All-Center State Conference, and team Most Valuable Player. He was also an all-league performer in football and track at Oriskany.

Most Respected & Admired Person in Sports: Tracy McGrady, his skill was underestimated and he got a chance with another team, and now is one of the best in the game. I lived that experience.

Favorite Musical Performer: Peaty PabloFavorite Activity Outside of Basketball: NBA Live 2005

Pat Mannion 51st Year 5’10” 150 lb. GuardMarcellus, NY MarcellusBusiness Administration 1/7/85

Personal InformationParents: Patrick & Patricia MannionAcademic Goal: Go to a four year college.Athletic Goal: To help the team go far.Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Beating Bishop Grimes in

sectionals. They were #1 seed, we were 8th.

Background: Pat was a two year varsity starter for coach Jim Marsh at Marcellus, and was named team captain as a senior. He averaged 9.5 points, 3.5 assists, and 2.5 steals per game, and was a two time Onondaga High School League Liberty American Division All-League selection. He was also a two time Zebra Classic participant. A three sport athlete at Marcellus, he was also a two time All-League goalie on the soccer team and a three year member of the golf team.

Most Respected & Admired Person in Sports: Michael Jordan, he did it all.

Favorite TV Show: Sports CenterFavorite Musical Performer: DMBFavorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Docking.

Personal InformationMost Respected & Admired Person in Sports: Kevin Garnett,

because he is a great player and makes whoever he plays w/ better.Favorite TV Show: Sports CenterFavorrte Musical Performer: EminemFavorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Listening to music.

Parents: Ken & Cindy HughesAcademic Goal: Transfer on to a 4-year college after OCC.Athletic Goal: To continue improving my game.Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Playing in the sectional finals.

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PlayersMike Miller 211st Year 6’2” 175 lb. GuardFrankfort, NY Frankfort-SchuylerHumanities 4/19/86Background: Mike played varsity basketball for coach Jim Babcock at Frankfort-Schuyler. There he averaged 11 points, 4 rebounds, and 5 assists per game. He was also a wide receiver on the football team. When Mike was a modified athlete at F-S, current Onondaga coach Dave Pasiak was the Maroon Knights’ athletic director.

Brandon Rafus 541st Year 6’5” 199 lb. CenterSyracuse, NY CorcoranGeneral Studies 5/11/86

Personal InformationParent: Janice RafusAcademic Goal: To go to a 4-year college.Athletic Goal: To play at a 4-year college.Most Memorable Athletic Moment: N/A

Background: Brandon was a two year varsity player for coach Al Bullock at Corcoran. In his junior season, the Cougars reached the Section III Class AA championship game in Manley Field House. Brandon also played basketball in the St. Michael’s CYO program. He was inducted into Corcoran’s National Honor Society.

Most Respected & Admired Person in Sports: Ray Allen, because he’s humble and works hard.

Favorite TV Show: RugratsFavorite Musical Performer: MaseFavorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Chess

Jeff Riker 111st Year 6’4” 175 lb. GuardDryden, NY DrydenBusiness Administration 1/9/86

Personal InformationParents: Randy & Missy RikerAcademic Goal: GPA of 3.0 or higher and transfer to a 4-year school.Athletic Goal: Contribute.Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Dropping 24 points on Lansing my

junior year.

Background: Jeff was a three year varsity performer for coach Todd Kwiatkowski at Dryden. He averaged 10 points, 6 rebounds, and 4 assists for his career and was team captain as a senior. He is a two-time Interscholastic Athletic Conference All-Conference selection and was named to the All-Tournament Team at the Broome County Stop DWI Tournament and the Greene Tip-Off Classic. During the summer between his junior and senior years, he was selected to participate in the Tourney Sport Hawaiian Basketball Classic in Oahu, Hawaii, where he was also named to the All-Tournament Team.

Most Respected & Admired Person in Sports: Tracy McGrady, he’s a great player.

Favorite TV Show: Family GuyFavorite Musical Performer: MaseFavorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Sleeping

Personal InformationMost Respected & Admired Person in Sports: Charles Barkley, he

tells it how it is.Favorite TV Show: Family GuyFavorrte Musical Performer: Game - GUnitFavorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Football

Parents: Terry Miller & Kelly MillerAcademic Goal: Masters in Phys. Ed.Athletic Goal: Play at a 4-year school.Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Making two foul shots to send a

game into OT and to win the game.

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Players / Assistant CoachesSteffan Saxby 401st Year 6’1” 180 lb. Guard/ForwardBaldwinsville, NY C.W. BakerHumanities 3/16/86Background: Steffan played for coach Tom Cooney at Baldwinsville. There, he averaged 3 points and 3 rebounds per game. Steffan’s older brother, Ryan, played for the Lazers from 2001 to 2003, and is now completing his degree at the University of Buffalo.

Danny Smith 351st Year 6’ 174 lb. GuardCanastota, NY CanastotaRecreation Leadership 7/4/85

Personal InformationParents: Owen & Charlene SmithAcademic Goal: Do wel in school, try to get a 3.0.Athletic Goal: Get better at bball and help the team win!Most Memorable Athletic Moment: when we destroyed Waterville both

times my senior year.

Background: Danny transferred to Onondaga from Genesee Community College, where he was a redshirt member of the basketball team. He played high school basketball for coach Mark Smith at Canastota. There, he averaged 24 points, 6 rebounds, and 5 assists per game in leading his team to the Section III Class C semi-finals. He was named his team’s most outstanding player in both his junior and senior seasons, and was named a Center State Conference All-Star and a Zebra Classic participant in his senior season. He also was named WMCR radio player of the game on 7 different occasions.

Most Respected & Admired Person in Sports: Michael Jordan, because he gave it his all every game, and he could do everything.

Favorite TV Show: Sports CenterFavorite Musical Performer: Lloyd BanksFavorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Football

Personal InformationMost Respected & Admired Person in Sports: Reggie Miller, because

he plays with heart.Favorite TV Show: NiptuckFavorrte Musical Performer: NellyFavorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Playing video games

Parents: Richard & Tina SaxbyAcademic Goal: Bachelor’s degreeAthletic Goal: Go on to play basketball at a higher level.Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Scoring 12 points off the bench my

senior year in sectionals.

John Meehan2nd Season

Keith Thompson3rd Season

Johnny Davis3rd Season

Coach Pasiak at Onondaga

Year 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-FinalsTotal 74-48 (.607) 41-15 (.732)

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Head Coach Dave PasiakBackground: Coach Pasiak has been involved in coaching basketball for the past 21 years. In four years at Onondaga, Coach Pasiak has compiled an overall record of 74-48. His teams are 41-15 in Mid-State Athletic Conference play, and 71-36 against Region III Division III competition. The Lazers have also posted the best composite record in the Mid-State Conference over the past three seasons, and are one of only three schools to have reached the Region III Quarter-Finals in each of the last three seasons. Onondaga is 56-21 after January 1 during Coach Pasiak’s tenure. Most importantly, all of his recruited players remained 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 97% of Onondaga players have remained academically eligible. Also, since arriving at Onondaga 4 years ago, 15 former Lazers have moved on with the opportunity to play at Division I, II, and III four-year schools. He has produced two All-Americans, one Academic All-American, three pre-season All-Americans, seven All-Region players, two conference Players of the Year, and seven All-Conference players in four years.

Last season, Coach Pasiak directed Onondaga to an overall record of 21-11, and a Mid-State record of 9-5. The Lazers qualified for the conference playoffs for the fourth straight year, and for the Region III tournament for the third straight year. They reached the Mid-State Championship game, and won two post-season contests for the first time since 1994. Onondaga also received honorable mention in the NJCAA Division III national poll and finished 10th nationally in scoring offense, the fourth consecutive year that they have finished in the top ten in that category.

In 2002-03, Coach Pasiak guided the Lazers to a final record of 23-7, the second best in school history. Onondaga’s regular season mark of 23-5 was the best ever at the school. The Lazers spent five weeks as an honorable mention selection in the NJCAA Division III national poll. They finished 12-2 in Mid-State play and qualified for the conference playoffs. Onondaga reached the Region III Division III quarterfinals and finished 8th nationally in scoring offense. For these accomplishments, Coach Pasiak was named the Region III Coach of the Year, and was also named the Mid-State Athletic Conference Coach of the Year for the second consecutive year.

In 2001-02, after starting 1-8 against one of Region III’s most demanding schedules, Coach Pasiak guided the team to 16 wins in their final 19 regular season games. The Lazers finished the season 18-13, 11-3 in Mid-State Athletic Conference play, and qualified for post-season play, reaching the Mid-State Championship game, and the Region III Division III quarter-finals. The Lazers also achieved notariety for their offensive outbursts, as they ended the season as the top scoring team in NJCAA Division III play. As a result, Coach Pasiak was recognized as the Mid-State Athletic Conference Coach of the Year, as voted on by the league’s coaches.

In Coach Pasiak’s first season, 2000-01, he took over the Lazers’ program just prior to the start of the school year. He inherited a team with only two returning players and minimal experience among the newcomers. After getting off to an 0-11 start, Coach Pasiak guided the team to a remarkable turnaround, as they won 12 of their last 17 regular season games, finished third in the Mid-State Athletic Conference, and qualified for the conference playoffs for the first time in several seasons.

At the collegiate level, Coach Pasiak served as the head coach at Herkimer County Community College for two years, from 1991 to 1993. His Herkimer team posted the second largest increase in victory total in Region III of the NJCAA for 1992-93, received honorable mention in NJCAA Division III national rankings, and ranked sixth nationally in scoring offense. Even more importantly, during his tenure, all of his senior student athletes completed their graduation requirements and either successfully transferred or secured employment in their respective fields of study. Also, many of his players had the opportunity to continue their careers at four year programs.

Coach Pasiak also served as an assistant under the late Jack Bruen at Colgate University, a Division I institution in Hamilton, NY. He also served four 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 a Technical Assistant with the Perkins-VTEA program at Onondaga. 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, a nationwide movement of basketball coaches leading the fight against cancer, and serves on the Board of Directors for the Basketball Coaches Association of New York.

History & Alumni

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1992-93National Junior College Athletic Association

Division III National ChampionsMid-State Athletic Conference Champions

1988-89, 1989-90, 1991-92

Tyrone Albright2000-2002Syracuse, NYCorcoran HS

Computer Information Sys.Syracuse University

NCAA Division I

John Burns2002-2003

Mexico, NYMexico HS

General StudiesKeuka College

NCAA Division III

Chet Columbus2000-2002Syracuse, NY

Bishop Ludden HSHumanities

Massachusetts CollegeNCAA Division III

Maurice Douglas2000-2002Brooklyn, NY

Pacific HSHumanities

SUNY New PaltzNCAA Division III

Chris Brown2002-2004

East Syracuse, NYEast Syracuse-Minoa HSBusiness AdministrationSUNY Institute of Tech.

NCAA Division III

Jared Dowdell1999-2001Syracuse, NYCorcoran HS

Computer Information Sys.Nyack College

NCAA Division II

Markee Jones1999-2001

DeWitt, NYJamesville-DeWitt HS

Business FinanceSUNY Institute of Tech.

NCAA Division III

John Jordan2000-2002Syracuse, NY

Bishop Ludden HSHumanities

Hilbert CollegeNCAA Division III

Jason Krohl2001-2003Syracuse, NYWesthill HS

Business AdministrationMassachusetts College

NCAA Division III

Josh Kaserman2002-2004

Cicero, NYCicero-North Syracuse HSComputer Information Sys.

SUNY Institute of Tech.NCAA Division III

Ryan Nellenback2003-2004

Baldwinsville, NYFaith Heritage HS

HumanitiesGrove City CollegeNCAA Division III

Brett Van Antwerp2000-2002Hastings, NY

P.V. Moore HSAccounting

Hilbert CollegeNCAA Division III

Will Wereley2001-2003Syracuse, NYHenninger HSHumanities

Hilbert CollegeNCAA Division III

Joe Olsen2002-2004Syracuse, NYP.V. Moore HS

Business AdministrationDaemen CollegeNAIA Division II

Anthony Perioli2002-2003Liverpool, NYLiverpool HSHumanities

Medaille CollegeNCAA Division III

Josh Scott2002-2004

Cicero, NYCicero-North Syracuse HS

HumanitiesMount Mercy College

NAIA Division II

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2003-04 Review

2003-2004 Mid-State Athletic Conference Standings

College Conference OverallCayuga CC 11-3 25-10Onondaga CC 9 - 5 21 -11Broome CC 8-6 13-14Tompkins-Cortland CC 8-6 16-13Corning CC 7-7 18-10Finger Lakes CC 7-7 12-13SUNY Canton 6-8 10-14Jefferson CC 0-14 2-26

Conference Championships @ Cayuga CCSemi-Finals - 2/21/04Onondaga CC 85, Broome CC 65Cayuga CC 94, Tompkins-Cortland CC 70Championship Game - 2/22/04Cayuga CC 87, Onondaga CC 76

Most Valuable Player: Joe Olsen (Onondaga CC)Coach of the Year: Roger Hover (Corning CC)

All-Conference TeamJerry Cheves (Finger Lakes) Scott Roes (Jefferson)Dashawn Coleman (Cayuga) Tyler Springer (Broome)Jaison Jones (Broome) Kirk Stewart (Corning)Maurice Jones (Corning) Gerald Strong (Tompkins-Cortland)Joe Olsen (Onondaga) Randall Thomas (Tompkins-Cortland)

Mid-State Athletic Conference3-Year Composite Standings

2001-2004

College Conference RecordOnondaga CC 32 -10Cayuga CC 31-11Broome CC 30-12SUNY Canton 16-26Finger Lakes CC 15-27Jefferson CC 15-27Tompkins-Cortland CC 15-27Corning CC 14-28

2003-04 Onondaga CC Lazers

21-11 Overall, 9-5 Mid-State Athletic Conference, 19-10 Region III Division III2nd Place Mid-State Athletic Conference, Conference Runner-Up

#5 Seed Region III Championships, Quarterfinalist#10 Nationally in Scoring Offense (82.6 ppg)

Individual Achievements

Joe Olsen• 3rd Team All-American• MSAC Player of the Year• 1st Team All-Region III• MSAC All-Conference• 4th Nationally in Scoring (26.5 ppg)• 5th All-Time NJCAA Career Free Throws

(414)

Ryan Nellenback• Distinguished Academic All-American

Dan Marsella• 3rd Team All-Region III• Honorable Mention All-MSAC

Tom Heffernan• 5th Nationally in Assists (7.8 apg)

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OpponentsAdirondack Community CollegeQueensbury, NYNickname: TimberwolvesColors: Green & GoldConference: Mountain ValleyHead Coach: Bill HaskellGame Date: 12/3/04 @ OnondagaLast Year: 12/5/03 @ Adirondack - Onondaga 93-

79Last 4 Years: Onondaga leads series 3-2Player to Watch: Alex Lanfear

Broome Community CollegeBinghamton, NYNickname: HornetsColors: Black & Old GoldConference: Mid-StateHead Coach: Larry KingGame Dates: 1/29/05 @ Onondaga, 2/19/05 @

BroomeLast Year: 1/24/04 @ Broome - Broome 99-91;

2/14/04 @ Onondaga - Onondaga 98-77; 2/21/04 @ Cayuga - Onondaga 85-65

Last 4 Years: Broome leads series 7-4Player to Watch: Bernard Morille

Cayuga Community CollegeAuburn, NYNickname: SpartansColors: Scarlet & SilverConference: Mid-StateHead Coach: Derek JacksonGame Dates: 1/22/05 @ Onondaga, 2/12/05 @

CayugaLast Year: 1/17/04 @ Cayuga - Cayuga 87-82;

2/7/04 @ Onondaga - Onondaga 85-82; 2/22/04 @ Cayuga - Cayuga 87-76

Last 4 Years: Cayuga leads series 5-4Pre-Season Ranking: #6 NJCAA Division III, #1

Region III Division IIIPre-Season All-American: DaShawn ColemanPlayer to Watch: Guy Anderson

Clinton Community CollegePlattsburgh, NYNickname: CougarsColors: Blue & OrangeConference: Northern IndependenceHead Coach: Eric ArnoldGame Date: 2/6/05 @ ClintonLast Year: 1/31/04 @ Onondaga - Onondaga 91-66Last 4 Years: Onondaga leads series 4-0

Columbia-Greene Community CollegeHudson, NYNickname: TwinsColors: Green & GoldConference: Mountain ValleyHead Coach: Bob PianoGame Date: 11/7/04 @ Columbia-GreeneLast Year: 11/8/03 @ Columbia-Greene -

Columbia-Greene 74-69; 2/27/04 @ Cobleskill - Columbia-Greene 76-71

Last 4 Years: Columbia-Greene leads series 2-0Pre-Season Ranking: #5 Region III Division III

Corning Community CollegeCorning, NYNickname: Red BaronsColors: Red & WhiteConference: Mid-StateHead Coach: Bill LimoncelliGame Dates: 1/27/05 @ Onondaga, 2/17/05 @

CorningLast Year: 1/22/04 @ Onondaga - Onondaga 101-

95 (3 ot); 2/12/04 @ Corning - Corning 81-78Last 4 Years: Onondaga leads series 6-2Pre-Season All-American: Kirk Stewart

Delhi College of TechnologyDelhi, NYNickname: BroncosColors: Forest Green & White

Conference: Mountain ValleyHead Coach: Mike SpistoGame Date: 11/18/04 @ DelhiLast Year: 11/20/03 @ Onondaga - Onondaga 83-

82Last 4 Years: Delhi leads series 3-1Pre-Season Ranking: Honorable Mention NJCAA

Division III, #4 Region III Division III

Finger Lakes Community CollegeCanandaigua, NYNickname: LakersColors: Blue & GoldConference: Mid-StateHead Coach: Richard JonesGame Dates: 1/20/05 @ Finger Lakes, 2/10/05 @

OnondagaLast Year: 1/15/04 @ Onondaga - Finger Lakes

92-69; 2/5/04 @ Finger Lakes - Finger Lakes 66-54; 2/24/04 @ Onondaga - Onondaga 86-85 (ot)

Last 4 Years: Onondaga leads series 7-2

Herkimer County Community CollegeHerkimer, NYNickname: GeneralsColors: Green & GoldConference: Mountain ValleyHead Coach: Matt LeeGame Date: 11/12/04 @ Mohawk ValleyLast Year: 11/14/03 @ Mohawk Valley - Herkimer

88-70Last 4 Years: Herkimer leads series 4-1

Hudson Valley Community CollegeTroy, NYNickname: VikingsColors: Green & WhiteConference: Mountain ValleyHead Coach: Andre CookGame Date: 1/13/05 @ Hudson ValleyLast Year: 1/10/04 @ Onondaga - Onondaga 86-82Last 4 Years: Onondaga leads series 1-0

Jamestown Cattaraugus Community CollegeOlean, NYNickname: JaguarsColors: Navy & WhiteConference: Western New YorkHead Coach: Michael ParksGame Date: 11/6/04 @ Columbia-GreeneLast Year: did not playLast 4 Years: Jamestown leads series 2-0Player to Watch: LaShawn Doyle

Jefferson Community CollegeWatertown, NYNickname: CannoneersColors: Cranberry & WhiteConference: Mid-StateHead Coach: Tim GaffneyGame Dates: 1/15/05 @ Onondaga, 2/21/05 @

JeffersonLast Year: 1/27/04 @ Jefferson - Onondaga 68-44;

2/17/04 @ Onondaga - Onondaga 84-41Last 4 Years: Onondaga leads series 7-4

Mohawk Valley Community CollegeUtica, NYNickname: HawksColors: Green & WhiteConference: Mountain ValleyHead Coach: Phil GaffneyGame Dates: 11/4/04 @ Mohawk Valley, 11/13/04

@ Mohawk ValleyLast Year: 11/1/03 @ Onondaga - Mohawk Valley

78-65; 11/15/03 @ Moahwk Valley - Onondaga 87-72

Last 4 Years: Onondaga leads series 4-3Pre-Season Ranking: #12 NJCAA Division III, #2

Region III Division IIIPre-Season All-Americans: Chris LaBoard,

Antoine Gilkes

Morrisville State CollegeMorrisville, NYNickname: MustangsColors: Forest, Gold, & WhiteConference: Mountain ValleyHead Coach: Brian MurphyGame Date: 12/5/04 @ OnondagaLast Year: 11/23/03 @ Morrisville - Onondaga 67-

63; 12/7/03 @ Onondaga - Onondaga 72-63Last 4Years: Onondaga leads series 7-1

North Country Community CollegeSaranac Lake, NYNickname: SaintsColors: Columbia Blue & WhiteConference: Northern IndependenceHead Coach: Chad LaDueGame Dates: 11/20/04 @ Onondaga, 2/5/05 @

North CountryLast Year: 1/11/04 @ North Country - North

Country 110-98; 2/1/04 @ Onondaga - Onondaga 77-69

Last 4 Years: Onondaga leads series 5-1

Queensborough Community CollegeOakland Gardens, NYNickname: TigersColors: Navy & WhiteConference: City University of New YorkHead Coach: Tom SinnicksonGame Date: 11/13/04 @ Mohawk ValleyLast Year: did not playLast 4 Years: Queensborough leads series 1-0Pre-Season All-American: Chris Carter

Schenectady County Community CollegeSchenectady, NYNickname: RoyalsColors: Royal Blue & GoldConference: Mountain ValleyHead Coach: Jimmy CurcioGame Date: 11/30/04 @ SchenectadyLast Year: 11/3/03 @ Onondaga - Onondaga 99-95

(ot)Last 4 Years: series tied 2-2Player to Watch: Devon Jarvis

SUNY CantonCanton, NYNickname: NorthstarsColors: Blue & GoldConference: Mid-StateHead Coach: Nevada SmithGame Dates: 1/25/05 @ Canton, 2/15/05 @

OnondagaLast Year: 1/20/04 @ Onondaga - Onondaga 92-

60; 2/10/04 @ Canton - Onondaga 84-77Last 4 Years: Onondaga leads series 8-0

Tompkins-Cortland Community CollegeDryden, NYNickname: PanthersColors: Green & GoldConference: Mid-StateHead Coach: John PijanowskiGame Dates: 1/18/05 @ Tompkins-Cortland,

2/8/05 @ Tompkins-CortlandLast Year: 1/13/04 @ Tompkins-Cortland -

Onondaga 86-82; 2/3/04 @ Onondaga - Onondaga 79-71

Last 4 Years: Onondaga leads series 8-0Player to Watch: Armel Traore dit Nignan

Ulster County Community CollegeStone Ridge, NYNickname: PanthersColors: Blue & WhiteConference: Mid-HudsonHead Coach: Corey ChambersGame Dates: possible 11/7/03 @ Columbia-

GreeneLast Year: did not playLast 4 Years: have not played

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NJCAA Division III PreviewNational Championship @ SUNY-Delhi

March 17-19, 2005

Pre-Season PollRank College Location1 Suffolk County CC Selden, NY2 Eastfield College Mesquite, TX3 Gloucester County College Sewell, NJ4 Minneapolis C&T College Minneapolis, MN5 Joliet JC Joliet, IL6 Cayuga CC Auburn, NY7 Sullivan County CC Loch Sheldrake, NY8 Richland College Dallas, TX9 Minnesota State C&T College Fergus Falls, MN10 Caldwell CC & Tech. Inst. Hudson, NC11 Bergen CC Paramus, NJ12 Mohawk Valley CC Utica, NY13 Roxbury CC Roxbury, MA14 Brookdale CC Lincroft, NJ15 SUNY-Cobleskill Cobleskill, NYHonorable Mention

Cedar Valley College Lancaster, TXCollege of DuPage Glen Ellyn, ILHostos CC Bronx, NYMontgomery College Rockville, MDOxford College Oxford, GAPassaic County CC Patterson, NJSpringfield Tech CC Springfield, MASUNY-Delhi Delhi, NYSuffolk County-Grant CC Brentwood, NYVerrmilion CC Ely, MN

Pre-Season All-AmericansName CollegeFirst TeamChris LaBoard Mohawk Valley CC, NYOliver Cartwright William Rainey Harper College, ILRobert Martin Brookhaven College, TXTy Horton Caldwell CC & Tech. Inst., NCCourtney Davis Mesabi Range C&T College, MNGregg Johnson Sullivan County CC, NYParis Kyles Minneapolis C&T College, MNAustin Ewing Oxford College, GAWinfred Rembert Gateway CC, CTJerome Hubbard Brookdale CCSecond TeamDaShawn Coleman Cayuga CC, NYClayton Morgan Fashion Inst. of Tech., NYTravis Charles Union County College, NJEric Downie Brooks Bunker Hill CC, MAFranklin Banks Montgomery Col.-Germantown, MDKirk Stewart Corning CC, NYJonelle Jones Suffolk County -Grant CC, NYMike Howard Northland C&T College, MNKiela Brevard Sussex County CC, NJDwayne Paul Eastfield College, TXThird TeamDan Marsella Onondaga CC, NYErik Bullock Waukesha County Tech. College, WIChris Carter Queensborough CC, NYAnthony Harper Gloucester County College, NJMoukfar Fawehinmi Montgomery Col.-Germantown, MDIvan Pindar UCONN-Avery Point, CTFichel Cuffy Middlesex County College, NJAntoine Gilkes Mohawk Valley CC, NYAaron Overby Vermillion CC, MNDarren Solbrack Ridgewater College, MNDon Wilson Atlantic Cape CC, NJ

Region III Pre-Season Poll

1. Cayuga Community College2. Mohawk Valley Community College3. SUNY Cobleskill4. SUNY Delhi5. Columbia-Greene Community College

Region III Top Returning PlayersName CollegeMatt Vincent Jefferson Community CollegeArmel Traore dit Nignan Tompkins-Cortland Community CollegeAlex Lanfear Adirondack Community CollegeBernard Morille Broome Community CollegeDashawn Coleman Cayuga Community CollegeKirk Stewart Corning Community CollegeJeremy Smalls Fulton-Montgomery Community CollegeChris LaBoard Mohawk Valley Community CollegeDan Marsella Onondaga Community CollegeDaniel Pierre SUNY CobleskillDevon Jarvis Schenectady County Community CollegeAntoine Gilkes Mohawk Valley Community CollegeGuy Anderson Cayuga Community College

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Prospective Student-Athlete Questionnaire

Personal InformationName __________________________________________________________Address __________________________________________________________

__________________________________________________________Phone _________________________ E-Mail ______________________________Father/Guardian ____________________ Mother/Guardian____________________Height __________ Weight __________ Date of Birth _______________

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_____________________________________________________Guidance Counselor _____________________ Principal _____________________Academic Average __________ SAT V _______ M _______ Class Rank _______Desired College Major_________________________________________________

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Please Return to: Dave PasiakMen’s Basketball CoachOnondaga Community College4941 Onondaga RoadSyracuse, NY 13215-2099

Prospective Student-Athletes

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Future StarsBasketball Camp

2005Tentative Dates

Session #1 (boys): July 5-July 9Session #2 (girls): August 1-August 5

Session #3 (boys): August 8-August 129:00 am-4:00 pm

Camp Features:• Outstanding daily fundamental instruction• A camper to coach ratio of 7:1 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 Pasiak Mike WheelerCamp Co-Director Camp Co-DirectorMen’s Basketball Coach Women’s Basketball Coach(315) 498-2510 (315) 498-2524pasiakd@sunyocc.edu wheelerm@sunyocc.edu

4941 Onondaga Rd.Syracuse, NY 13215

Onondaga Community College5th Annual Fall Shootout

October 29-30, 2005 (tentative)Schedule:

• Saturday, October 23: 8:00 am - 9:00 pm• Sunday, October 24: 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 Federation 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.

Onondaga Community College Lazers2004-05 Men’s Basketball Schedule

Day Date Opponent TimeThursday November 4 @ Mohawk Valley Community College 8:00Saturday November 6 @ Columbia-Greene Community College Tournament 5:00Sunday November 7 @ Columbia-Greene Community College Tournament 12:00 or 2:00Friday November 12 @ Mohawk Valley Community College Tournament 6:00Saturday November 13 @ Mohawk Valley Community College Tournament 12:00 or 2:00Thursday November 18 @ Delhi College of Technology 7:00Saturday November 20 North Country Community College 2:00Tuesday November 30 @ Schenectady County Community College 7:00Friday December 3 Adirondack Community College 7:00Sunday December 5 Morrisville State College 2:00Sunday December 12 Jamestown-Cattaraugus County Community College 2:00Thursday January 13 @ Hudson Valley Community College 6:00Saturday January 15 Jefferson Community College 3:00Tuesday January 18 Tompkins-Cortland Community College 8:00Thursday January 20 @ Finger Lakes Community College 8:00Saturday January 22 Cayuga Community College 3:00Tuesday January 25 @ SUNY-Canton 8:00Thursday January 27 Corning Community College 8:00Saturday January 29 Broome Community College 3:00Saturday February 5 @ North Country Community College 2:00Sunday February 6 @ Clinton Community College 3:00Tuesday February 8 @ Tompkins-Cortland Community College 8:00Thursday February 10 Finger Lakes Community College 8:00Saturday February 12 @ Cayuga Community College 3:00Tuesday February 15 SUNY-Canton 8:00Thursday February 17 @ Corning Community College 8:00Saturday February 19 @ Broome Community College 3:00Monday February 21 @ Jefferson Community College 8:00