Media Guide & Game Program

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1 Media Guide & Game Program

2 Welcome to OCC Onondaga Community College makes high quality educational programs and services accessible to our diverse citizenry, empowering individuals to explore and discover their inherent potential and to transform themselves to live, work and thrive in our global community. Academic Offerings Athletic Offerings Arts, Humanities, & Sciences Architectural Technology General Arts Biotechnology Cinema Computer Studies Engineering Science Environmental Technology: Biology Environmental Technology: Chemistry Environmental Technology: Emissions Environmental Technology: Geoscience General Studies Graphic Design Hamanities & Social Sciences Interior Design Journalism Labor Studies Mathematics & Science Modern Languages Music Music Merchandising Photography Physical Science: Chemistry, Earth Sciences, Engineering Science, & Physics Radio & Television Women s Studies Business Accounting Business Administration Food Service / Restaurant Management Health Information Technology Hotel Technology Office Technology Professional Cooking Community Professions Community Mental Health Criminal Justice Delinquency Studies Early Child Care / Early Childhood Education Ethnic Studies Fire Protection Tech Food Service / Restaurant Management Hotel Technology Human Services Recreation Leadership Social Services Teaching Teaching Assistant Teacher Education Computers & Technology Apprenticeship Training: Electrical, Machine Architecture Technology Automotive Technology Computer Engineering Tech Computer Information Systems Computer Science Drafting / Engineering Graphics Electrical Technology Engineering Science Foundations of Technology Interior Design Machine Operator Mechanical Technology Microcomputer Troubleshooting Photographic Technology Radio & Television Health Professions Health Information Technology Nursing Physical Therapist Assistant Respiratory Care Surgical Technology Men s Sports & Coaches Baseball Chris Cafalone Basketball Dave Pasiak Lacrosse Chuck Wilbur Tennis John LaRose Women s Sports & Coaches Basketball Mike Wheeler Tennis John LaRose Softball Debbie Errante Volleyball Andy Killian Athletic Director - Bob McKenney Secretary - Marge White Trainer - Deb Pickering Telephone: (315) FAX: (315) Information in this guide is current as of 12/1/05. For updates or further information, contact the Men s Basketball Office at (315) or pasiakd@sunyocc.edu 1

3 Onondaga Lazers Number Name Position Height Weight town High School 10 Markell Douthit G/F Syracuse Nottingham 15 Cody Endress G r r 23 Reggie Flynn G Jamesville Jamesville-DeWitt 13 Dan Frisina G Syracuse Henninger 40 Kenny Gethers G/F Syracuse Bishop Grimes 45 Adrian Hanks G/F Liverpool Liverpool 43 Joel Hughes F Syracuse Bishop Grimes 11 Tyler Kurzinski G Bernhards Bay P.V. Moore 24 Eric Latendress G Oriskany Oriskany 5 Pat Mannion G Marcellus Marcellus 32 Pat Moonan G Pennellville J.C. Birdlebough 41 Joel Parlour G Liverpool Liverpool 22 Dom Perioli G Liverpool Liverpool 33 Jeff Riker G/F Freeville Dryden 50 Steve Siechen F East Syracuse East Syracuse-Minoa 35 Justin Stern G DeWitt Jamesville-DeWitt 21 Clive Young G New Hartford New Hartford Head Coach: David Pasiak Assistant Coaches: Johnny Davis, John Meehan, John Burns 2

4 Schedule Day Date Opponent Time Location Friday October 28 Cayuga Community College (Exhibition - NJCAA Hurricane Katrina Relief Fund) 7:00 Thursday November 3 Mohawk Valley Community College 8:00 Saturday November 5 Columbia-Greene Community College Twins Classic 2:00 Sunday November 6 Columbia-Greene Community College Twins Classic 10:00 or 12:00 Friday November 11 Mohawk Valley Community College Torchia Classic 6:00 Saturday November 12 Mohawk Valley Community College Torchia Classic 12:00 or 2:00 Thursday November 17 Delhi College of Technology 8:00 Sunday November 20 Jamestown-Cattaraugus Community College 3:00 Tuesday November 22 Morrisville State College 7:00 Tuesday November 29 Schenectady County Community College 6:00 Saturday December 3 Clinton Community College 2:00 Sunday December 4 North Country Community College 1:00 Saturday January 7 Jefferson Community College 3:00 Wednesday January 11 Hudson Valley Community College 8:00 Saturday January 14 Finger Lakes Community College 3:00 Monday January 16 Tompkins-Cortland Community College 3:00 Saturday January 21 Cayuga Community College 3:00 Monday January 23 Finger Lakes Community College 8:00 Wednesday January 25 Corning Community College 8:00 Saturday January 28 Broome Community College 3:00 Wednesday February 1 Jefferson Community College 8:00 Saturday February 4 North Country Community College 3:00 Sunday February 5 Clinton Community College 1:00 Wednesday February 8 Tompkins-Cortland Community College 8:00 Saturday February 11 Cayuga Community College 3:00 Wednesday February 15 SUNY Canton 8:00 Saturday February 18 Broome Community College 3:00 Sunday February 19 SUNY Canton 3:00 Wednesday February 22 Corning Community College 8:00 3

5 Players Markell Douthit 10 2nd Year lb. Guard/Forward Nottingham Criminal Justice 4/9/84 Background: Markell played in 3 games last season, scoring 8 points, including a career high 5 points against Adirondaack. During high school, Markell was active as 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. Parent: Melody Douthit Academic Goal: To be a lawyer or the next Johnny Cochran Athletic Goal: Just to be the best & very athletic. Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Playing on my AAU basketball 14, checking the best player there & holding him to 8 pts. Parents: Mike & Danette Endress Academic Goal: Graduate from a 4-year school. Athletic Goal: Play at a 4-year school. Most Memorable Athletic Moment: senior year. 4 Most Respected & Admired Person in Sports: My brother Marcus Douthit who plays for the Los angeles Lakers Favorite TV Show: Simpsons Favorite Musical Performer: D-Block Favorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Sleeping, watching movies Cody Endress 15 2nd Year lb. Guard r, NY r Humanities 8/7/85 Background: Last season, Cody played in 26 games. He scored in double figures 3 times, including an 11 point effort in a win at Cayuga. For the season, he averaged 3.2 points and 1.1 rebounds per game, and shot 44.4% from the three point line. Prior to coming to Onondaga, Cody was a three year varsity letterman at r, wheere he played for coach Pat Dugan. As a senior at r, 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 r record. He was named an Onondaga High School League Liberty Division All-League selection. Cody led r to post-season play in both his junior and senior season. He was also a member of the golf team. Beating Cortland at home my Parents: Monty Flynn & Linda Wright Academic Goal: Graduate from OCC transfer to Brockport or Cortland Athletic Goal: Be an effective player and make my teammates better. Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Winning State & Federation championships and going 29-0 at JD. Most Respected & Admired Person in Sports: Brett Favre, because he s Brett Favre Favorite TV Show: Sienfeld Favorite Musical Performer: 50 Favorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Golf, Madden 2006 Reggie Flynn 23 2nd Year lb. Guard Jamesville, NY Jamesville-DeWitt Recreation Leadership 1/22/86 Background: Reggie played in 28 games last season. He averaged 2..4 points, 1.6 rebounds, and 1.9 assists per game. He scored a career high 9 points in a win over Adirondack, and handed out 7 assists at Broome. As a senior in high school, 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: Dwayne Wade, he s an exciting player to watch. Favorite TV Show: The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air Favorite Musical Performer: Juelz Santana Favorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Football

6 Players Dan Frisina 13 2nd Year lb. Guard Henninger Humanities 2/25/86 Background: Last season, Dan played in 10 games. He scored his only 2 points in the home contest against Tompkins-Cortland. 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. Parents: Dave Frisina & Rita Frisina Lucas Academic Goal: Graduate from OCC & earn 4-year degree. Athletic Goal: Become a better player, help the team reach potential. Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Come from behind win vs. nationally ranked CBA in football & earn a spot in AA section finals. Parents: Kenneth Gethers Sr. & Esther Gethers Academic Goal: Being the best student I can possibly be. Athletic Goal: Being perfect knowing that every time I step on the court I gave my absolute best without any doubt or question. Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Holding my 1,000 point trophy with my mom before a game Parents: Hubert & Andrea Hanks Academic Goal: At least a 3.0 or higher. Athletic Goal: Achieving a scholarship. Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Breaking Morrisville s backboard off an alley-oop. Most Respected & Admired Person in Sports: Brett Favre, he plays with reckless abandonment, heart, and determination. Favorite TV Show: Family Guy Favorrte Musical Performer: Simplelife Favorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Hanging out with friends. Kenny Gethers 40 2nd Year lb. Guard/Forward Bishop Grimes Engineering Science 1/21/85 Background: Kenny transferred to Onondaga this year after playing his freshman year at NAIA Division II Houghton College. At Houghton, He averaged 11.7 points and 7 rebounds per game and was named to the Amnerica Midwest Conference All-Freshman Team, as well as being an honorable mention All-Conference selection. As a high school player, Kenny was a 4-year varsity player and scored 1,233 points for coach Jamie Evans at Bishop Grimes High School. He was an All-Central New York selection, an All-Onondaga High School League Liberty American Division All-League selection, and as a junior and a sophomore led his team to the Section III Class C championship game. He was a high school teammate of fellow Lazer Joel Hughes at Bishop Grimes. Most Respected & Admired Person in Sports: Tracy McGrady, because he takes a team that isn t as talented as others and makes them contenders Favorite TV Show: Martin Favorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Enjoying life with the family. Adrian Hanks 45 2nd Year lb. Guard/Forward Liverpool, NY Liverpool Computer Information Systems 9/15/85 Background: Adrian transferred to Onondaga last spring, after initially playing at Cazenovia College in At Cazenovia, he was named team Most Valuable Player and freshman of the year in the Northeast Athletic Conference and averaged 22.5 points per game, good for 17th in the country in Division III. Adrian played high school basketball for coach Jerry Wilcox at Liverpool. As a high school player, he was also team MVP and led the Warriors to an undefeated regular season in his senior year. He was named first team All-Central New York and All-Onondaga High School League, and was selected to play in the Zebra Classic in both his junior and senior years. He was a high school teammate of current Lazer Dom Perioli and former Lazer Dan Marsella. Most Respected & Admired Person in Sports: Lebron James, because he is young and does his thing in the NBA. Favorite TV Show: Roseanne, Fresh Prince, Bill Cosby, Scooby Doo Favorite Musical Performer: Cassidy, Styles P Favorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Making jokes about people. 5

7 Players Joel Hughes 43 2nd Year lb. Forward Bishop Grimes Humanities 9/26/86 Background: Joel played in 19 games last season. He scored 13 points in the home win over Jamestown-Cattaraugus County, and a team best 12 points against Tompkins-Cortland at home. For the season, he averaged 2.2 points and 1.2 rebounds per game. Prior to Onondaga, 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. He was a high school teammate of current Lazer Kenny Gethers. Parents: Ken & Cindy Hughes Academic Goal: Earn a 4-year degree. Athletic Goal: Help our team win a championship. Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Playing in high school sectional finals in Manley Field House. Most Respected & Admired Person in Sports: Ben Wallace, hardest working athlete. Favorite TV Show: Family Guy Favorrte Musical Performer: Fabolous Favorite Activity Outside of Basketball: NBA Live Tyler Kurzinski 11 1st Year lb. Guard Bernhards Bay, NY P.V. Moore Business Administration 1/20/87 Background: Tyler comes to Onondaga from P.V. Moore High School in Central Square, where he played for coach Jay Adams. As a senior, he led his team to the Section III Class AA-1 Championship while averaging 14.7 points and 5.2 assists per game. Tyler was a 3rd Team Onondaga High School League Colonial American Division All-League selection. He was also selected to play in the Zebra Classic. Parents: Brad & Laura Kurzinski Academic Goal: Maintain a 3.0. Athletic Goal: Play at a 4-year school & win the region championship. Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Playing at Manley field House, winning the first ever school sectional championship. Parents: Charles & Debbie Sasenbury Academic Goal: To go on to a four year school. Athletic Goal: To play at four year school. Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Playing at Manley Field House in the finals. 6 Most Respected & Admired Person in Sports: Jay Adams, helped me through everything & made me the player I am. Favorite TV Show: Family Guy Favorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Playing PlayStation, hanging out with friends. Eric Latendress 24 2nd Year Co-Captain lb. Guard Oriskany, NY Oriskany Recreation Leadership 9/10/84 Background: Last season Eric was the only Onondaga player to appear in all 30 games. He finished third on the team in scoring with a 9.4 points per game average, highlighted by a 33 point outburst in a win at Schenectady. He scored in double figures 10 times, and also averaged 2.9 rebounds and 1.8 assists per game. In high school, Eric played for coach Bob Reid at Oriskany. As team captain in his senior year, 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. Most Respected & Admired Person in Sports: because my situation is similar for basketball. Favorite TV Show: Viva La Bam Favorite Musical Performer: David Banner Favorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Chillen Tracy McGrady,

8 Players Parents: Patrick & Patricia Mannion Academic Goal: Go on to a 4 year school and get a degree. Athletic Goal: Be a leader on and off court, help the team in any way. Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Beating Bishop Grimes in sectionals. They were #1 seed, we were 8th. Parents: Dard & Donna Moonan Academic Goal: Receive 2 yr. degree in business and transfer to Cortland. Athletic Goal: Have a successful season, make the playoffs, possibly play at a 4- year school. Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Playing in the regional tournament at Cobleskill my freshman year at OCC. Pat Mannion 5 2nd Year Co-Captain lb. Guard Marcellus, NY Marcellus Business Administration 1/7/85 Background: Pat emerged as one of Onondaga s starting guards last season. He scored his career high of 19 points in Onondaga s overtime win over SUNY Canton, and also hit double figures at Canton and at Finger Lakes. He averaged 4.4 points and 2.5 rebounds per game, and finished second on the team in assists with 4.3 per game. In High school, 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, 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: CSI, Sports Center, Real World Favorrte Musical Performer: Dave Matthews Band, OAR Favorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Docking, hanging out with friends. Pat Moonan 32 2nd Year lb. Guard Pennellville, NY J.C. Birdlebough Business Administration 9/20/85 Background: Pat played in 31 games for the Lazers in , averaging 2.0 points, 1.2 rebounds, and 1.3 assists per game. He had a career high 7 points on two occasions, against Clinton and in a regional playoff against Columbia-Greene. He also had 6 assists at Jefferson. Pat came to Onondaga from J.C. Birdlebough High School in Phoenix, where he played for coach Paul Bednarz. As a senior captain, he averaged 10 points, 4 rebounds, and 4 assists per game. He was a two-time honorable mention All-Onondaga High School League selection, and was selected to the Zebra Classic in his senior year. He was also named to the All-Tournament Team in both the APW Tip-Off Tournament and the Hannibal Christmas Tournament. Most Respected & Admired Person in Sports: Michael Jordan, when you grow up watching someone play the way he did it pushes you that much harder to be that good. Favorite TV Show: Seinfeld Favorite Musical Performer: Incubus Favorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Snowboarding Joel Parlour 41 1st Year lb. Guard Liverpool, NY Liverpool Accounting 6/4/87 Background: Joel played varsity basketball for coach Jerry Wilcox at Liverpool High School. As a senior, he averaged 4.4 points and 2.3 assists per game. During his high school years he also was actively involved with playing CYO Basketball. Parents: Roger & Katherine Parlour Academic Goal: Become a Certified Public Accountant Athletic Goal: Win a championship Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Scored 5 3-ptrs with Greg Paulus guarding me, game winning 3-ptr vs. B-ville JV year. Most Respected & Admired Person in Sports: Ronneil Herron, he s good and makes others around him better, he s positive. Favorite TV Show: Everybody Loves Raymond Favorite Musical Performer: Musiq Soulchild Favorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Fishing 7

9 Players Dom Perioli 22 1st Year lb. Guard Liverpool, NY Liverpool Criminal Justice 7/5/86 Background: Dom was a two year varsity player for coach Jerry Wilcox at Liverpool. In his junior year, the Warriors had an undefeated regular season and captured the Onondaga High School League Division Championship. Dom was a high school teammate of current Lazer Adrian Hanks and former Lazer Dan Marsella. His older brother, Anthony, played for Onondaga in Parents: Rich & Angie Perioli Academic Goal: Transfer to 4-yr school, get criminal justice degree. Athletic Goal: Contribute to the success of the team. Most Memorable Athletic Moment: 2 years of varsity basketball and baseball at Liverpool High School Parents: Randy & Missy Riker Academic Goal: Get into Cortland State Athletic Goal: Win conference championship Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Hitting 2 free throws to clinch win against TC3 Most Respected & Admired Person in Sports: because he is the best shooter. Favorite TV Show: Fresh Prince Favorrte Musical Performer: Sheek Louch Favorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Baseball Peja Stojakavic, Jeff Riker 11 2nd Year lb. Guard/Forward Freeville, NY Dryden Business Administration 1/9/86 Background: Jeff averaged 8.4 points in 22 games last season. He scored a career high 20 points in Onondaga s first win of the season, against Ulster County, but unfortunately also suffered a hand injury in the game which caused him to miss the next 8 contests. He averaged 4.9 rebounds per game, including a 13 rebound effort at Corning, handed out 3.1 assists per game, and led the Lazers with 2.5 steals per game. In high school,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 was a two-time Interscholastic Athletic Conference All-Conference selection and was named to the All-Tournament Team at the Broome County Stop DWI Classic and the Greene Tip-Off Classic. Most Respected & Admired Person in Sports: David Ortiz, he makes plays happen in clutch situations. Favorite TV Show: WWE Monday Night Raw Favorite Musical Performer: Billy Joel Favorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Sleeping Steve Siechen 50 1st Year lb. Forward East East Syracuse-Minoa Criminal Justice 12/4/86 Background: Steve played varsity basketball for coach Jamie Curtin at East Syracuse-Minoa High School. He averaged 13.5 points and 8 rebounds per game for his career at ESM, and was an Onondaga High School League Colonial American Division All-League selection. He was selected to play in the Zebra Classic in both his junior and senior years, and played AAU basketball with the Central New York Flames. Parents: Steve & Judy Siechen Academic Goal: Go to a 4-year college. Athletic Goal: Play at a Division 2 school. Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Playing in the Zebra Classic chamiponship as a junior. Most Respected & Admired Person in Sports: Lance Armstrong, for what he has done in his life. Favorite TV Show: CSI, Las Vegas, Amazing Race Favorite Musical Performer: Nelly Favorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Boating 8

10 Players / Assistant Coaches Parents: Howard & Terry Stern Academic Goal: Become a teacher and a coach. Athletic Goal: Region & national championship Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Winning the state championship and Federation and going undefeated. Justin Stern 35 1st Year lb. Guard DeWitt, NY Jamesville-DeWitt Humanities 12/5/86 Background: Justin comes to Onondaga from Jamesville-DeWitt, where he played basketball for current Onondaga Athletic Director Bob McKenney. At JD, he was an Onondaga High School League Liberty National Division All-League selection as a senior, as his team caputred the division championship and reached the Section III Class A finals. He averaged 14 points per game, and connected on 57 three-point goals to place among the top 10 in all of the Section. As a junior, Justin was a member of the JD team which went 29-0 and captured bothe the New York State Public High School Athletic Association and Federation Class A Championships. He was also selected to the Zebra classic as a senior. Most Respected & Admired Person in Sports: Kirk Hinrich, greatest white player in the NBA, and a little resemblence doesn t hurt. Favorite TV Show: Family Guy Favorrte Musical Performer: Mike Jones who? Dave Matthews Band Favorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Sleeping, video games, hanging w/ friends. Clive Young 21 1st Year lb. Guard New Hartford, NY New Hartford Nursing 4/1/86 Background: Clive played for coach John Randall at New Hartford Central. As a senior, he averaged 5.7 points and 7.1 assists per game. In addition to playing in high school, he was also active with the Adirondack Spirit AAU program. Parents: Clive Young Jr., & Loretta Young Academic Goal: To graduate with a four year degree. Athletic Goal: Make everyone around me a better person and player. Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Going 19-1 my sophomore year in high school. Most Respected & Admired Person in Sports: Michael Jordan, he was hard working and noone could stop him. Favorite TV Show: Niptuck Favorite Musical Performer: Jay-Z, Young Jeezy, and me (I spit bars) Favorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Spending time with family & friends. John Burns 1st Season Johnny Davis 4th Season John Meehan 3rd Season 9

11 Head Coach Dave Pasiak Background: Coach Pasiak has been involved in coaching basketball for the past 22 years. In five years at Onondaga, Coach Pasiak has compiled an overall record of His teams are in Mid- State Athletic Conference play, and against Region III Division III competition. The Lazers are the only Mid-State Conference school to qualify for the conference playoffs in each of the past five seasons, and are one of only three schools to have qualified for the Region III Tournament in each of the last four seasons. Onondaga is 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 5 years ago, 19 former Lazers have moved on 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, eight All- Region players, two conference Players of the Year, and eight All-Conference players in five years. Last season, Coach Pasiak directed Onondaga to an overall record of 17-13, and a Mid-State record of 7-7. The Lazers rebounded from an 0-4 start in conference play to qualify for the conference playoffs for the fifth straight year, and for the Region III tournament for the fourth straight year. Onondaga also finished 9th nationally in scoring offense, the fifth consecutive year that they have finished in the top ten in that category. In , under Coach Pasiak s direction the Lazers finished with an overall record of 21-11, and a Mid-State record of 9-5. The Lazers qualified for the conference playoffs and for the Region III tournament. They reached the Mid-State Championship game, and won two postseason contests for the first time since Onondaga also received honorable mention in the NJCAA Division III national poll and finished 10th nationally in scoring offense. In , 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 , 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, , 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. Previouslyl, Coach Pasiak served as the head coach at Herkimer County Community College for two years, from 1991 to He also served for two seasons as an assistant under the late Jack Bruen at Colgate University, a Division I institution in Hamilton, NY. In addition, he 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 works with at-risk high school students as a Tutor and Counselor in the Onondaga Community College Liberty Partnerships Program. 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. Coach Pasiak at Onondaga Year Overall Conference Post-Season , T3rd Mid-State Semi-Finals , 2nd Mid-State Finals, Region III Quarter-Finals , 2nd Mid-State Semi-Finals, Region III Quarter-Finals , 2nd Mid-State Finals, Region III Quarter-Finals , 4th Mid-State Semi-Finals, Region III First Round Total (.599) (.686) 10

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13 Review Individual Achievements Dan Marsella 1st Team All-Region III 1st Team All-MSAC Pre-Season All-American 1,032 Career Points 7th Nationally in Scoring (24.3 ppg) 4th Nationally in Made Two-Point Field Goals (265) Tom Heffernan Honorable Mention All-MSAC 4th Nationally in Assists (7.8 apg) 4th Nationally in Free Throw Percentage (85.4%) Onondaga CC Lazers Overall, 7-7 Mid-State Athletic Conference, Region III Division III 4th Place Mid-State Athletic Conference, Conference Semi-Finalist #11 Seed Region III Championships #9 Nationally in Scoring Offense (82.4 ppg) Mid-State Athletic Conference Standings College Conference Overall Finger Lakes CC Cayuga CC Jefferson CC Onondaga CC Broome CC Tompkins-Cortland CC Corning CC SUNY Canton Conference Finger Lakes CC Semi-Finals - 2/26/05 Cayuga CC 91, Jefferson CC 75 Finger Lakes CC 100, Onondaga CC 71 Championship Game - 2/27/05 Cayuga CC 74, Finger Lakes CC 61 Mid-State Athletic Conference 5-Year Composite Standings College Conference Playoff Record Appearances Onondaga CC Cayuga CC Broome CC Jefferson CC Finger Lakes CC SUNY Canton Tompkins-Cortland CC Corning CC Most Valuable Player: Juan Paulino (Finger Lakes CC) Coach of the Year: Richard Jones (Finger Lakes CC) All-Conference Team Dashawn Coleman (Cayuga) Dan Marsella (Onondaga) Kenny Davis (Finger Lakes) Juan Paulino (Finger Lakes) Gari Fields (Canton) Kirk Stewart (Corning) Brandon Hall (Corning) Armel Traore dit Nignan (Tompkins-Cortland) Keyon Johnson (Jefferson) Wayne Williams (Broome) 12

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15 History & Record Book National Junior College Athletic Association Division III National Champions First Inductees Onondaga Community College Athletic Hall of Fame January, 2004 Team Members: Kirk Caesar, E.J. Curtis, Alfredo D Ambrogio, Jason Dudzinski, Dan Jakway, Ardean Johnson Jr., Mark Kingsley, Nathaniel Sheppard, Frank Swierk, Tim Van Aernam, Brian Williams Head Coach: Mike Rizzi Assistant Coaches: Tom Atkins, Mike Broderick, Carlos Williams Mid-State Athletic Conference Champions , , Team Records Wins in a Season: 27, Games Played: 37, Winning Percentage:.828, Consecutive Wins: 14, Consecutive Wins: 9, Points in a Game: 148, 1/16/01 vs. Tompkins-Cortland CC Scoring Average Per Game: 98.6, Fewest Points Allowed in a Game: 41, 2/17/04 vs. Jefferson CC Lowest Combined Score: 68-44, 1/27/04 vs. Jefferson CC Highest Combined Score: , 1/16/01 vs. Tompkins-Cortland CC Two-Point Field Goals in a Game: 50, 1/16/01 vs. Tompkins-Cortland CC Two-Point Field Goals in a Season: 836, Three-Point Field Goals in a Game: 16, 1/19/02 vs. Clinton CC Three Point Field Goals in a Season: 249, Free Throws Made in a Game: 37, 1/18/03 vs. Cayuga CC Free Throws Made in a Season: 563, Free Throw Percentage in a Season:.689, Individual Records Points in a Game: 52, Maurice Douglas, 2/8/01 vs. Corning CC Points in a Season: 1,060, Devin Warmack, Points in a Career: 1,493, Joe Olsen, & Two-Point Field Gaols in a Game: Maurice Douglas, 22, 2/8/01 vs. Corning CC Two-Point Field Goals in a Season: 310, Maurice Douglas, Two-Point Field Goals in a Career: 579, Maurice Douglas, & Three-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, Three-Point Field Goals in a Career: 222, Chet Columbus, & 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, Free Throws Made in a Career: 414, Joe Olsen, & Free Throw Percentage in a Season:.856, Chet Columbus, Free Throw Percentage in a Career:.830, Tom Heffernan, & Rebounds in a Game: 20, Rashad Richards, 2/24/02 vs. Broome CC Rebounds in a Season: 265, Joe Olsen, Rebounds in a Career: 486, Joe Olsen, & Assist in a Game: 23, Tyrone Albright, 1/26/02 vs. Broome CC & 1/24/02 vs. Corning CC Assists in a Season: 382, Tyrone Albright, Assists in a Career: 670, Tyrone Albright, & Steals in a Game: 8, Bobby Weslowski, 2/2/03 vs. North Country CC & John Burns, 11/9/02 vs. Springfield Technical CC Steals in a Season: 80, Bobby Weslowski, Steals in a Career: 143, Tyrone Albright, & Blocked Shots in a Season: 56, Kevin Barrett, Blocked Shots in a Career: 72, Dan Marsella, &

16 Alumni Tyrone Albright Corcoran HS Computer Information Sys. Syracuse University NCAA Division I Chris Brown East East Syracuse-Minoa HS Business Administration SUNY Institute of Tech. Chet Columbus Bishop Ludden HS Humanities Massachusetts College Maurice Douglas Brooklyn, NY Pacific HS Humanities SUNY New Paltz Jared Dowdell Corcoran HS Computer Information Sys. Nyack College NCAA Division II Jim Files Constantia, NY P.V. Moore HS Humanities Keuka College Tom Heffernan Memphis, NY Jordan-Elbridge HS Business Administration Erskine College NCAA Division II Markee Jones DeWitt, NY Jamesville-DeWitt HS Business Finance SUNY Institute of Tech. John Jordan Bishop Ludden HS Humanities Hilbert College Josh Kaserman Cicero, NY Cicero-North Syracuse HS Computer Information Sys. SUNY Institute of Tech. Jason Krohl Westhill HS Business Administration Massachusetts College Dan Marsella Liverpool, NY Liverpool HS Humanities Erskine College NCAA Division II Ryan Nellenback Baldwinsville, NY Faith Heritage HS Humanities Grove City College Joe Olsen P.V. Moore HS Business Administration Daemen College NAIA Division II Anthony Perioli Liverpool, NY Liverpool HS Humanities Medaille College Josh Scott Cicero, NY Cicero-North Syracuse HS Humanities Mount Mercy College NAIA Division II Brett Van Antwerp Hastings, NY P.V. Moore HS Accounting Hilbert College Corey Vander Sluis West Genesee HS Criminal Justice Hilbert College Will Wereley Henninger HS Humanities Hilbert College 15

17 Opponents Broome Community College Binghamton, NY Nickname: Hornets Colors: Black & Old Gold Conference: Mid-State Head Coach: Larry King Game Dates: Broome, Onondaga Last Year: Onondaga - Onondaga 78-73; Broome - Broome Last 5 Years: Broome leads series 8-5 Top Returning Player: Jeff Eveillard Cayuga Community College Auburn, NY Nickname: Spartans Colors: Scarlet & Silver Conference: Mid-State Head Coach: Derek Jackson Game Dates: Onondaga (exhibition), Cayuga, Onondaga Last Year: Onondaga - Cayuga 69-67; Cayuga - Onondaga Last 5 Years: Cayuga leads series 6-5 Pre-Season Ranking: #4 Region III Division III Top Returning Player: Rodney Westbrook Clinton Community College Plattsburgh, NY Nickname: Cougars Colors: Blue & Orange Conference: Northern Independence Head Coach: Kevin Daugherty Game Dates: Clinton, Onondaga Last Year: Clinton - Onondaga Last 5 Years: Onondaga leads series 5-0 Columbia-Greene Community College Hudson, NY Nickname: Twins Colors: Green & Gold Conference: Mountain Valley Head Coach: Dave Mattice Game Date: possible Columbia-Greene Last Year: did not play Last 5 Years: Columbia-Greene leads series 2-0 Corning Community College Corning, NY Nickname: Red Barons Colors: Red & White Conference: Mid-State Head Coach: Bill Limoncelli Game Dates: Corning, Onondaga Last Year: Onondaga - Corning 91-81; Corning - Corning Last 5 Years: Onondaga leads series 6-4 Pre-Season All-American: Brandon Hall Delhi College of Technology Delhi, NY Nickname: Broncos Colors: Forest Green & White Conference: Mountain Valley Head Coach: Mike Spisto Game Date: Onondaga Last Year: Delhi - Delhi Last 5 Years: Delhi leads series 4-1 Pre-Season Ranking: #3 NJCAA Division III, #1 Region III Division III Pre-Season All-Americans: David Cobb, Mike Watson Finger Lakes Community College Canandaigua, NY Nickname: Lakers Colors: Blue & Gold Conference: Mid-State Head Coach: Richard Jones Game Dates: Onondaga, Finger Lakes Last Year: Finger Lakes - Finger Lakes 75-68; Onondaga - Onondaga 95-79; Finger Lakes - Finger Lakes ; Finger Lakes - Finger Lakes Last 5 Years: Onondaga leads series 8-5 Pre-Season All-American: Juan Paulino Herkimer County Community College Herkimer, NY Nickname: Generals Colors: Green & Gold Conference: Mountain Valley Head Coach: Matt Lee Game Date: Mohawk Valley Last Year: Mohawk Valley - Herkimer Last 5 Years: Herkimer leads series 5-1 Top Returning Player: Keynon Jackson Hudson Valley Community College Troy, NY Nickname: Vikings Colors: Green & White Conference: Mountain Valley Head Coach: Andre Cook Game Date: Onondaga Last Year: Hudson Valley - Hudson Valley Last 5 Years: series tied 1-1 Pre-Season Ranking: Honorable Mention NJCAA Division III, #3 Region III Division III Pre-Season All-American: Khylan Hunt Jamestown Cattaraugus Community College Olean, NY Nickname: Jaguars Colors: Navy & White Conference: Western New York Head Coach: Michael Parks Game Dates: Columbia-Greene; Jamestown-cattaraugus Last Year: Columbia-Greene - Onondaga 2-0 (forfeit); Onondaga - Onondaga Last 5 Years: series tied 2-2 Top Returning Player: LaShawn Doyle Jefferson Community College Watertown, NY Nickname: Cannoneers Colors: Cranberry & White Conference: Mid-State Head Coach: Matt St. Croix Game Dates: Jefferson, Onondaga Last Year: Onondaga - Jefferson 94-88; Jefferson - Onondaga Last 5 Years: Onondaga leads series 8-5 Mohawk Valley Community College Utica, NY Nickname: Hawks Colors: Green & White Conference: Mountain Valley Head Coach: Gary Broadhurst Game Dates: Onondaga, possible Mohawk Valley Last Year: Mohawk Valley - Mohawk Valley Last 5 Years: series tied 4-4 Pre-Season Ranking: #9 NJCAA Division III, #2 Region III Division III Pre-Season All-American: Scott Snyder Morrisville State College Morrisville, NY Nickname: Mustangs Colors: Forest, Gold, & White Conference: Mountain Valley Head Coach: Brian Murphy Game Date: Morrisville Last Year: Onondaga - Onondaga Last 5 Years: Onondaga leads series 8-1 Top Returning Player: Dodrick Spencer North Country Community College Saranac Lake, NY Nickname: Saints Colors: Columbia Blue & White Conference: Northern Independence Head Coach: Chad LaDue Game Dates: North Country, Onondaga Last Year: Onondaga - Onondaga 72-67; North Country - Onondaga Last 5 Years: Onondaga leads series 7-1 Queensborough Community College Oakland Gardens, NY Nickname: Tigers Colors: Navy & White Conference: City University of New York Head Coach: Tom Sinnickson Game Date: possible Mohawk Valley Last Year: Mohawk Valley - Onondaga Last 5 Years: series tied 1-1 Schenectady County Community College Schenectady, NY Nickname: Royals Colors: Royal Blue & Gold Conference: Mountain Valley Head Coach: Jimmy Curcio Game Date: Onondaga Last Year: Schenectady - Onondaga Last 5 Years: Onondaga leads series 3-2 Top Returning Player: Brian Adams SUNY Canton Canton, NY Nickname: Northstars Colors: Blue & Gold Conference: Mid-State Head Coach: Nick Nofi Game Dates: possible Columbia-Greene; Onondaga, Canton Last Year: Canton - Onondaga 91-77; Onondaga - Onondaga (ot) Last 5 Years: Onondaga leads series 10-0 Tompkins-Cortland Community College Dryden, NY Nickname: Panthers Colors: Green & Gold Conference: Mid-State Head Coach: Dave Stevenson Game Dates: Onondaga, Tompkins-Cortland Last Year: Onondaga - Tompkins- Cortland ; Tompkins-Cortland - Onondaga Last 5 Years: Onondaga leads series

18 NJCAA Division III Preview National SUNY-Delhi March 16-18, 2006 Pre-Season Poll Rank College Location 1 Sullivan County CC Loch Sheldrake, NY 2 Passaic County CC Patterson, NJ 3 SUNY-Delhi Delhi, NY 4 Minneapolis C&T College Minneapolis, MN 5 North Lake College Irving, TX 6 Gloucester County College Sewell, NJ 7 Joliet JC Joliet, IL 8 Hostos CC Bronx, NY 9 Mohawk Valley CC Utica, NY 10 Richland College Dallas, TX 11 Caldwell CC & Tech. Inst. Hudson, NC 12 Bunker Hill CC Charlestown, MA 13 Bergen CC Paramus, NJ 14 Minnesota State C&T College Fergus Falls, MN 15 College of DuPage Glen Ellyn, IL Honorable Mention Brookdale CC Lincroft, NJ Butler County CC Butler, PA Cayuga CC Auburn, NY Gateway CC New Haven, CT Hudson Valley CC Troy, NY Montgomery College Takoma Park, MD Oxford College Oxford, GA SUNY-Cobleskill Cobleskill, NY Verrmilion CC Ely, MN Willaim Rainey Harper College Palatine, IL Pre-Season All-Americans Name College First Team Marcus Baham Sussex County CC, NJ Larry McGee Joliet JC, IL Everage Richardson Sullivan County CC, NY Matt Lobaugh Butler County CC, PA Dejaunte Wade Mid-State Tech. Inst., WI David Cobb SUNY-Delhi, NY Anthony Anderson Vermillion CC, MN Quando Myers Passaic County CC, NJ Henry Haynes Cedar Valley College, TX Fabian Giraldo Bergen CC, NJ Second Team Juan Paulino Finger Lakes CC, NY Antraye Miles Gloucester CC, NJ Khylan Hunt Hudson Valley CC, NY Floyd Daniels Minneapolis CTC, MN Kevin Johnson Sullivan County CC, NY Greg White Salem CC, NJ Matt Dickens Gateway CC, CT Mike Watson SUNY-Delhi, NY Jowaun Bowman Northland CTC, MN Mike Dodd Rockland CC, NY Third Team Brandon Hall Corning CC, NY Olufemi Solaya Minnesota State CTC, MN Maka Thomas Borough of Manhattan CC, NY Antwan Davis Middlesex CC, NY Dan Muto Allegheny County CC, PA Dave Viera UCONN-Avery Point, CT Octavio Cruz Bunker Hill CC, MA Scott Snyder Mohawk Valley CC, NY Dwight Johnson Caldwell CC, NC Brandon Butler Nassau CC, NY Region III Pre-Season Poll 1. SUNY Delhi 2. Mohawk Valley Community College 3. Hudson Valley community College 4. Cayuga Community College 5. SUNY Cobleskill Region III Top Returning Players Name College Jeff Eveillard Broome Community College Rodney Westbrook Cayuga Community College Brandon Hall Corning Community College Juan Paulino Finger Lakes Community College Keynon Johnson Herkimer County Community College Khylan Hunt Hudson Valley Community College Scott Snyder Mohawk Valley Community College Dodrick Spencer Morrisville State College Jeff Riker Onondaga Community College Brian Adams Schenectady County Community College David Cobb SUNY-Delhi Mike Watson SUNY-Delhi 17

19 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 selfimprovement program, and a camp certificate. Future Stars Basketball Camp 2006 Tentative Dates Session #1 (boys): June 26-June 30 Session #2 (girls): July 31-August 4 Session #3 (boys): August 7-August 11 9:00 am-4:00 pm For ages 8-17 For more information, contact: Dave Pasiak Mike Wheeler Camp Co-Director Camp Co-Director Men s Basketball Coach Women s Basketball Coach (315) (315) pasiakd@sunyocc.edu wheelerm@sunyocc.edu 4941 Onondaga Rd Onondaga Community College 6th Annual Fall Shootout October 28-29, 2006 (tentative) Schedule: Saturday, October 28: 8:00 am - 10:00 pm Sunday, October 29: 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)

20 Prospective Student-Athletes Prospective Student-Athlete Questionnaire Name Address Phone Father/Guardian Mother/Guardian Height Weight Date of Birth Academic Information High School Phone School Address Guidance Counselor Principal Academic Average SAT V M Class Rank Desired College Major Athletic Information High School Coach Phone Position Scoring Avg Reb Avg Assist Avg Honors and Awards Please Return to: Dave Pasiak Men s Basketball Coach Onondaga Community College 4941 Onondaga Road