Onondaga Community College Media Guide & Game Program

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1 Onondaga Community College Media Guide & Game Program

2 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. Onondaga will be recognized as a dynamic leader in higher education and as one of the nations most innovative community colleges. Students will discover an inclusive and welcoming environment that supports achievement of the highest potential. By nurturing lifelong learning, academic excellence, community engagement and service, global perspectives and open minds, Onondaga will enrich and enhance the quality of life in Central New York and beyond. Associate Degrees Accounting Apprentice Training: Building Trades Apprentice Training: Electrical Trades Architectural Technology Art Automotive Technology Business Administration Business Technology Computer Forensic Science Computer Information Systems Computer Science Criminal Justice Electrical Engineering Technology Electronic Media Communication Engineering Science Environmental Technology Fire Protection Technology General Studies Health Information Technology/ Medical Records Homeland Security and Disaster Preparedness Hospitality Management Human Services Humanities & Social Sciences Interior Design Liberal Arts & Sciences - Adolescence Education - Grade 7-12 Liberal Arts & Sciences - Childhood Education - Grade 1-6 Liberal Arts & Sciences - General Studies Liberal Arts & Sciences - Mathematics & Science Mechanical Technology Music Nursing Photography Physical Education & Exercise Science Physical Therapist Assistant Professional Communication Respiratory Care Telecommunications Technology - Verizon Certificates Early Childcare Fire Protection Technology Human Services Law Enforcement Line Mechanic: - Utility Worker Professional Cooking Surgical Technology Web Technology Minors Afro-American Studies Alcohol & Substance Abuse Cinema Communication Computer Science Delinquency Studies Ethnic Diversity Studies Foreign Languages Honors Human Services Information Technology International/Global Studies Internet & Web Design Journalism Mathematics Music Native American Studies Women s Studies Athletics Baseball (men) Basketball (men & women) Cross Country (men & women) Golf (men & women) Lacrosse (men & women) Soccer (men & women) Softball (women) Tennis (men & women) Volleyball (women) Basketball Office - (315) Athletics Office - (315) Training Room - (315) Fax - (315) pasiakd@sunyocc.edu Website - 1

3 Onondaga Community College Lazers No. Name Position Height Weight Hometown High School 3 Kevin Corbin G Clay Cicero-North Syracuse 4 Jared Donalson F Syracuse Nottingham 22 Jonathan Foulds G Norwich Norwich 25 Jesse Gates F Liverpool Liverpool 24 Thomas Graf G Elbridge Jordan-Elbridge 20 Ian Hamm F Syracuse Liverpool 33 Steven Lothridge C East Syracuse East Syracuse-Minoa Zachary Loura G Fulton G. Ray Bodley 11 Adam Misener G Liverpool Liverpool 5 Malik Mountain G Nedrow Onondaga 23 Michael Ontl F Davenport Charlotte Valley 15 Jordan Prior G Cortland Cortland 42 Nicholas Rizzo F Sherrill Vernon-Verona-Sherrill 32 Michael Scott C Chittenango Chittenango 12 Brandon Seibt G Brewerton Paul V. Moore 43 Garrett Sisson F Schenectady Mohonasen 45 Ahmet Tunali F Istanbul, Turkey Syracuse Academy of Science 44 Jacob VanDusen F West Oneonta Oneonta 2 Tyler Wood G Amsterdam Broadalbin-Perth Head Coach: David Pasiak Assistant Coaches: Johnny Davis, Zachary Thomsen, Daniel Marsella, Heath Stone 2

4 Men s Basketball Schedule Day Date Opponent Time Location Saturday 11/5/11 Northampton Community College 3:00 PM Home Wednesday 11/9/11 SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry 7:00 PM Home Saturday 11/12/11 Jamestown Community College-Cattaraugus County 3:00 PM Away Tuesday 11/15/11 Davis College 6:00 PM Home Saturday 11/19/11 SUNY Delhi 2:00 PM Home Tuesday 11/22/11 Schenectady County Community College 7:00 PM Away Wednesday 11/30/11 Word of Life Bible Institute 6:00 PM Home Saturday 12/3/11 Clinton Community College 4:00 PM Home Sunday 12/4/11 North Country Community College 3:00 PM Home Saturday 12/10/11 Onondaga Community College Classic* 7:00 PM Home Sunday 12/11/11 Onondaga Community College Classic* TBA Home Monday 1/2/12 Pasco Hernando Community College# 2:00 PM Away Tuesday 1/3/12 Guilford Technical Community College# 2:00 PM Away Wednesday 1/4/12 Wytheville Community College# 4:00 PM Away Saturday 1/7/12 Columbia Greene Community College 3:00 PM Away Tuesday 1/10/12 Cayuga Community College 8:00 PM Home Saturday 1/14/12 Corning Community College 3:00 PM Away Sunday 1/15/12 Adirondack Community College 2:00 PM Home Tuesday 1/17/12 Broome Community College 8:00 PM Home Thursday 1/19/12 Jefferson Community College 7:00 PM Away Saturday 1/21/12 Tompkins-Cortland Community College 1:00 PM Away Wednesday 1/25/12 Finger Lakes Community College 8:00 PM Home Saturday 1/28/12 Cayuga Community College 3:00 PM Away Saturday 2/4/12 Corning Community College 3:00 PM Home Wednesday 2/8/12 Broome Community College 8:00 PM Away Saturday 2/11/12 Jefferson Community College 3:00 PM Home Wednesday 2/15/12 Tompkins-Cortland Community College 7:00 PM Home Saturday 2/18/12 Finger Lakes Community College 3:00 PM Away * - Anne Arundel Community College, Nassau Community College, Roxbury Community College #- Pasco Hernando New Year s Shootout, New Port Richey, FL Note: All information in this guide is current as of 11/14/11. For updates or further information, please call the men s basketball office at (315) , or pasiakd@sunyocc.edu. The action photographs in this guide are courtesy of Charles Wainwright and Don McPeak. 3

5 #3 Kevin Corbin 2nd Year Clay Cicero-North Syracuse 6 3 Guard At Onondaga: Kevin was a redshirt member of the team. In , Kevin played in all 30 games, logging at least 10 minutes in 18 contests. He scored a season best 11 points on 11/29/10 in a win at Hudson Valley, and again the following game against Word of Life. Kevin grabbed a season best 7 rebounds in a win at Cayuga on 1/8/11. Kevin handed out 5 assists at Finger Lakes on 1/26/11. His longest stints of the season were 19 minutes at Finger Lakes, and again against Broome on 2/9/11. Background: During his high school years at Cicero-North Syracuse, Kevin played for coach Sam Leo and the Sacred Heart CYO program, averaging 15 points per game. His older brother, Patrick, is a pitcher in the Arizona Diamondbacks organization. Parents: Dan Corbin & Patty Corbin Major: General Studies Academic Goal: 3.0 or higher. Athletic Goal: To play at my highest level of basketball. Most Memorable Athletic Moment: When I was in pop warner football, me and my brother, Patrick, were on the same team. He was a quarterback I was a wide receiver and he threw me my first touchdown and as we were walking back to the sidelines together we heard the announcer say, "Corbin to Corbin touchdown!" Person You Respect and Admire Most in Sports, and Why: My brother Pat because he works hard at everything he does and play for the Arizona Diamondbacks Organization also want to throw in my sister Kelly and brother Dan. Love you guys. Favorite TV Show: Boy Meets World Favorite Musical Performer: J. Cole Favorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Doing the dougie with Jordan GP MIN FGM-A 3PM-A FTM-A REB-O AST STL BLK TO PF PTS Totals Average/Pct % 27.3% 48%

6 #25 Jesse Gates 2nd Year Liverpool Liverpool 6 4 Forward At Onondaga: Jesse was a Mid-State Athletic Conference All-Conference selection and a NJCAA Region III 2nd Team All- Region selection last season. He was also an Honorable Mention selection to the Basketball Coaches Association of New York All-New York State Junior College Team and was the NJCAA Division III National Player of the Week for the week ending 1/ 23/11. Jesse led the Lazers in scoring in 15 of 30 games, and on the season, averaging 17.8 points per game. He posted back to back 33 point games in wins at Adirondack and Jefferson on 1/17/11 and 1/19/11. He also had 31 points in a win over Jamestown-Cattaraugus on 1/14/10. On the season he topped the 20-point mark 12 times and scored in double figures 26 times. He also had season highs of 15 rebounds against Jamestown-Cattaraugus and 9 assists at Tompkins-Cortland. Background: Jesse came to Onondaga from Liverpool High School, where he played for coach Jerry Wilcox. He was a 1st Team All-Central New York selection as both a junior and a senior, and was an 8th Team All-State selection in Class AA as a junior. In addition, Jesse was a two-time 1st Team Central New York Counties League All-League selection. He was a threeyear varsity player for Liverpool, and averaged 21 points and 13 rebounds per game. Parents: Randall Gates & Maureen Gates Major: Physical Education & Exercise Science Academic Goal: Have all B s. Athletic Goal: Win the Regional Championship. Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Winning national player of the week last year. Person You Respect and Admire Most in Sports, and Why: Micahel Jordan because of his work ethic. Favorite TV Show: Sportscenter Favorite Musical Performer: Drake Favorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Hanging out with friends GP MIN FGM-A 3PM-A FTM-A REB-O AST STL BLK TO PF PTS Totals Average/Pct % 31% 72.8%

7 #24 Thomas Graf 2nd Year Elbridge Jordan-Elbridge 6 2 Guard At Onondaga: Tom played in all 30 games a year ago, averaging 6.8 points per contest. He hit his season high of 14 points in back to back games, 1/6/11 against Finger Lakes and 1/8/11 at Cayuga. He also scored 13 points against Columbia-Greene on 1/4/11, and 12 points at Davis College on 11/16/10. On the season, Tom hit double figures 7 times. He also set a season high with 8 rebounds in the Lazers regional quarter-final game against Finger Lakes. He handed out 7 assists at Herkimer on 2/3/11, and averaged 2.6 assists per game. Background: Tom came to Onondaga from Jordan-Elbridge Central High School, where he was a three-year starter for coach Tom Wilmot. He led the Eagles to their best season in over a decade in his senior year, and averaged 23 points and 9 rebounds per game in the process. He was a two-time Auburn Citizen All-Star, and a two-time team Most Valuable Player. As a junior he averaged 17.5 points per game and led Section III Class B in made three-point goals. Parents: Rick Graf & Michelle Graf Major: Business Administration Academic Goal: 3.0 Athletic Goal: Improve everyday and get a scholarship. Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Beating Sullivan last year in the Christmas Tournament. Person You Respect and Admire Most in Sports, and Why: Kobe Bryant because of his work ethic. Favorite TV Show: Family Guy Favorite Musical Performer: Drake and Jcole Favorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Sleep GP MIN FGM-A 3PM-A FTM-A REB-O AST STL BLK TO PF PTS Totals Average/Pct % 31.2% 68.2%

8 #33 Steven Lothridge 2nd Year East Syracuse East Syracuse-Minoa 6 8 Center At Onondaga: Steve played in 18 games a year ago and scored a total of 14 points. His season high of 4 points came in a win at Corning on 2/5/11. His longest outing of the season was a 16 minute stint against Word of Life, where he pulled down a season best 6 rebounds and scored 3 points. Steve also blocked 6 shots against Word of Life, tying the record set by Matt Potter in Background: Steve came to Onondaga after playing two varsity seasons at East Syracuse-Minoa Central High School for coach Mark Carr. He averaged 9.0 points, 9.0 rebounds, and 3.0 blocked shots per game in leading the Spartans to the Section III Class A Quarter-Finals. He was the recipient of ESM s Willard Smith Award and was a High Honor Roll student. His older brother, Greg, is currently playing basketball at Nazareth College. Parents: David Lothridge & Tracy Lothridge Major: General Studies Academic Goal: Graduate Athletic Goal: Get Better. Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Tip Slam on the number one team in the state. Person You Respect and Admire Most in Sports, and Why: Larry Bird, he never backed down from anyone. Favorite TV Show: South Park Favorite Musical Performer: Johnny Cash Favorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Playing guitar GP MIN FGM-A 3PM-A FTM-A REB-O AST STL BLK TO PF PTS Totals Average/Pct % 0% 50%

9 #23 Michael Ontl 2nd Year Davenport Charlotte Valley 6 Forward At Onondaga: Mike played in 20 games a year ago. He reached his season highs in a 17 minute, 8 point, 5 rebound outing at Corning on 2/5/11. He also scored 6 points and handed out a season best 3 assists in 12 minutes in a win over Jefferson on 2/ 12/11. Mike scored 5 points in 13 minutes on 1/26/11 at Finger Lakes, and also scored 5 points in 12 minutes against Word of Life on 12/1/10. Background: Mike came to the Lazers from Charlotte Valley High School in Davenport, where he played for coach Lee Fisher. At Davenport, he averaged 14.8 points, 5 rebounds, and 7 assists per game in lading his team to a 19-2 record and the Section IV Class D championship game during his senior year. He was a 5th Team All-State selection as a senior, and was named to the Oneonta Daily Star 1st Team All-Star Team. He was also an Honor Roll student in high school. Parents: Randy Ontl & Lynn Ontl Major: Criminal Justice Academic Goal: Transfer 4 year school Athletic Goal: 4 year school Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Going to state final four. Person You Respect and Admire Most in Sports, and Why: Kobe Bryant Favorite TV Show: Sons Anarchy Favorite Musical Performer: Justine Moore Favorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Hunting GP MIN FGM-A 3PM-A FTM-A REB-O AST STL BLK TO PF PTS Totals Average/Pct % 33.3% 63.2%

10 #15 Jordan Prior 2nd Year Cortland Cortland 5 11 Guard At Onondaga: Jordan played in all 30 games a year ago, earning his first collegiate start at Clinton on 12/4/10. He had a season best 17 points, all in the second half, in Onondaga s come from behind win over Jefferson on 2/12/11. He also scored 14 points in 18 minutes in a win at Davis on 11/16/10, and 13 points in a win over Fulton-Montgomery on 1/10/11. For the season, Jordan scored in double figures 7 times. He was also second on the team in assists, averaging 3.1 per game over the season, with a season best of 7 assists against both Finger Lakes on 1/6/11 and Fulton-Montgomery on 1/10/11. Jordan played over 20 minutes 3 times last season, and played at least 10 minutes in 22 of 30 games. Background: Jordan came to Onondaga from Cortland High School, where he played for coach Mick Lowie. He was the Most Valuable Player of his team as a senior and led the Purple Tigers to the Onondaga High School League Freedom American Division championship. He was a unanimous 1st Team All-League selection, and averaged 13.8 points and 4 assists per game, setting a school record for assists in a season. He was a two-year varsity starter, and a three-sport athlete, also competing in football and tennis. Parents: Eric Prior & Prudy Prior Major: General Studies Academic Goal: 3.0 and higher. Athletic Goal: WIN Nationals and play at the highest level of basketball I am capable of. Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Sharing a court and field with my brothers. Person You Respect and Admire Most in Sports, and Why: Kobe Bryant. Enough said. Favorite TV Show: Fresh Prince Favorite Musical Performer: Chris Brown Favorite Activity Outside of Basketball: KICKIN IT WITH MY BROTHERS! GP MIN FGM-A 3PM-A FTM-A REB-O AST STL BLK TO PF PTS Totals Average/Pct % 34% 70%

11 #42 Nicholas Rizzo 2nd Year Sherrill Vernon-Verona-Sherrill 6 7 Forward At Onondaga: Nick played in 21 games in He scored 11 points in 11 minutes in a win at Davis College on 11/15/ 10. He scored 6 points and grabbed a season best 5 rebounds in an 11 minute stint against Word of Life on 12/1/10. He also grabbed 5 rebounds at SUNY Delhi on 11/11/10. Nick also played 11 minutes at Corning on 2/5/11, scoring 5 points. for the season, he averaged 1.8 points and 1.2 rebounds per game. Background: Nick came to the Lazers from Vernon-Verona-Sherrill Central High School, where he played for coach Al Knapp. At VVS, he averaged 9 points, 7 rebounds, and 6 assists per game. Parents: Nelson Rizzo & Karen Rizzo Major: Electrical Engineering Technology Academic Goal: Go on to a four year school. Athletic Goal: Go play at a 4 year school. Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Getting the chance to play college basketball. Person You Respect and Admire Most in Sports, and Why: Jordan Favorite TV Show: Two and a Half Men Favorite Musical Performer: Corey Smith Favorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Hunting GP MIN FGM-A 3PM-A FTM-A REB-O AST STL BLK TO PF PTS Totals Average/Pct % 16.7% 38.5%

12 #12 Brandon Seibt 2nd Year Brewerton Paul V. Moore 5 9 Guard At Onondaga: Brandon played in all 30 games a year ago, averaging 10.0 points per game as the Lazers 3rd leading scorer. He led the team in three-point percentage, shooting 36.2% from behind the arc. Brandon scored a season best 25 points in 17 minutes against Columbia-Greene on 1/4/11. He scored 20 points against Jamestown-Cattaraugus on 11/14/10, and tallied 19 points twice, in his first college game against Manor College on 1/6/10, and against Tompkins Cortland on 1/22/11. For the season, he scored in double figures in 15 of 30 games. Brandon recorded season highs of 8 rebounds and 4 assists at Davis College on 11/16/10. He made his first college start on 12/1/10 against Word of Life, scoring 10 points in 13 minutes. For the season, Brandon averaged 17.6 minutes per game. He played at least 10 minutes in 29 of 30 games, and played at least 20 minutes 13 times. Background: Brandon is a 2008 graduate of Paul V. Moore High School in Central Square, where he played varsity basketball for coach Jay Adams. At Central Square, he was named the recipient of the Redhawk Award. Parents: Jim Seibt & Bonnie Seibt Major: Physical Education and Exercise Science Academic Goal: Graduate. Athletic Goal: Win. Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Making the free throws last year to beat Manor. Person You Respect and Admire Most in Sports, and Why: Kevin Durant, his work ethic is one of the best. Favorite TV Show: King of Queens Favorite Musical Performer: Kid Wiz Favorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Friends GP MIN FGM-A 3PM-A FTM-A REB-O AST STL BLK TO PF PTS Totals Average/Pct % 36.2% 81%

13 #4 Jared Donalson 1st Year Syracuse Nottingham 6 4 Forward Background: Jared is a 2009 graduate of Nottingham High School, where he played for Coach Robert Dixon. While in high school, he also played with the Salt City Shakers AAU program under Coach Tony Ford. He is a returning student at Onondaga but is in his first season of college basketball. Parents: Kevin Hicks & Linda Donalson Major: Electronic Media Communications Academic Goal: To graduate. Athletic Goal: To win a national championship. Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Scoring the first 15 pts for my team in a game against a ranked AAU team. Person You Respect and Admire Most in Sports, and Why: Michael Jordan because he was the best competitor to ever play the game as well as the greatest to ever play. Favorite TV Show: Fresh Prince Favorite Musical Performer: French Montana Favorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Hanging out with my friends. #22 Jonathan Foulds 1st Year Norwich Norwich 6 3 Guard Background: Jon played for Coach Mark Abbott at Norwich. As a senior, he averaged 14.8 points per game and was named the Most Valuable Player in leading Norwich to the Section IV Class A semi-finals this season and finals. He was a 7th team Class A All-State selection and a 1st Team All-Southern Tier Athletic Conference selection. Jon was also named to the Basketball Coaches Association of New York All-Section IV 1st Team, the Binghamton Press and Sun Elite 10 All-Star Team, and the Evening Sun All-Star Team. He was selected to play in the STAC Senior All-Star Game and the Stars and Stripes Classic. He was a three sport star at Norwich, competing in football and track and field, and capturing the Section IV Class B championship in the 110 meter high hurdles. Parents: Bruce Osterhout & Melissa Osterhout Major: Physical Therapist Assistant Academic Goal: Be successful and pass all of my classes. Athletic Goal: Be a good teammate and play the best I can at all times. Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Making a buzzer beater in overtime to beat Owego. Person You Respect and Admire Most in Sports, and Why: Kevin Durant,because he is my favorite basketball player. Favorite TV Show: Adventure Time and Regular Show Favorite Musical Performer: Skrillex Favorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Playing xbox

14 #20 Ian Hamm 1st Year Syracuse Liverpool 6 3 Forward Background: Ian comes to Onondaga from Liverpool High School, where he played for Coach Jerry Wilcox. At Liverpool he was a high school teammate of current Lazers Jesse Gates and Adam Misener. He was Liverpool s leading scorer, averaging 17.4 points per game. Ian was an 8th Team All-State selection, a 1st Team All-Central New York selection, and a 1st Team All- Central New York Counties League selection. He was also selected to play in the annual Zebra Classic tournament as a senior. Parents: James Hamm & Natasha Parks Major: Physical Education and Exercise Science Academic Goal: Graduating and make my family happy. Athletic Goal: Becoming a stronger player in different aspects of the game. Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Playing in the Syracuse dome and winning mvp. Person You Respect and Admire Most in Sports, and Why: Dwayne Wade because of how humble he is off the court.. Favorite TV Show: Family Favorite Musical Performer: Drake Favorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Writing Zachary Loura Redshirt Fulton G. Ray Bodley 6 1 Guard Background: Zach will redshirt for the Lazers this year in anticipation of playing in He comes to Onondaga from G. Ray Bodley High School in Fulton, where he played varsity basketball for coach Matt Kimpland. He was team captain as a senior and averaged 8.2 points per game. He was also selected to play in the Zebra Classic all-star tournament. Zach also competed in cross country in high school. Parents: Bud Loura & Kim Loura Major: Physical Education and Exercise Science Academic Goal: Graduate and go on to SUNY Cortland. Athletic Goal: Play at OCC and then at SUNY Cortland. Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Making Zebra Classic my Senior Year. Person You Respect and Admire Most in Sports, and Why: Fred Kent Favorite TV Show: Jersey Shore Favorite Musical Performer: Kid Wiz Favorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Lifting 13

15 #11 Adam Misener 1st Year Liverpool Liverpool 5 10 Guard Background: Adam comes to Onondaga from Liverpool High School, where he played for Coach Jerry Wilcox and was a teammate of current Lazers Jesse Gates and Ian Hamm. At Liverpool, he averaged 14.0 points per game. He connected on 66 three-point goals as a senior, the most of any player in Section III. Adam was a 3rd Team All-Central New York Counties League selection, and was selected to play in the Zebra Classic. Parent: Donna Misener Major: Criminal Justice Academic Goal: Get my 2 year degree. Athletic Goal: Be as best as I can be. Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Scoring 28 points and having 7 threes in that game. Person You Respect and Admire Most in Sports, and Why: Tiger Woods, just from everything he's been through. Favorite TV Show: Rediculousness Favorite Musical Performer: Wiz Khalifa Favorite Activity Outside of Basketball: YMCA #5 Malik Mountain 1st Year Nedrow Onondaga 5 8 Guard Background: Malik comes to the Lazers from Onondaga Central, where he played for Coach Ben Kilmartin. He averaged 7.3 points per game as a senior in leading the Tigers to the Section III Class C championship game. While in high school, Malik also played AAU basketball under Coach Marvin Johnson. He also was a two-sport athlete in high school, competing in track and field as well as basketball. Parent: Virginia Adair Major: Electronic Media Communications Academic Goal: Get Associates then go to 4-year after 2 at OCC. Athletic Goal: Go as Far as Possible. Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Losing to West Canada at RFA in the Playoffs by 2 points in OT, and Losing to SAS in Utica at Aud. in playoffs by 3 points. Person You Respect and Admire Most in Sports, and Why: My Brother Tez, because I actually know him and seen with my own eyes, him go from high school to college and play basketball. 1st at Pasco-Hernando CC, then scholarship to Lindsey Wilson in Kentucky (NAIA), then go overseas to Italy to play. So its motivation for me to do the same, or close to it. Favorite TV Show: Fresh Prince Of Bel'Air Favorite Musical Performer: Fabolous Favorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Making Music 14

16 #32 Michael Scott 1st Year Chittenango Chittenango 6 7 Center Background: Mike comes to Onondaga from Chittenango Central, where he played for Coach Jhn Clancy. At Chittenango, he averaged 11.5 points per game in leading the Bears to the Section III playoffs. He was a 1st Team Onondaga High School League Freedom American Division All-League selection as a senior after having been named 2nd Team All-League as a junior. He was also a two-time selection to the Zebra Classic, and was named to the Classic s All- Tournament Team as a senior. Parent: Suzanne Scott Major: Engineering Science Academic Goal: Athletic Goal: Become better than my abilities. Most Memorable Athletic Moment: When I got a dunk off a play called Texas Toast against Homer. Person You Respect and Admire Most in Sports, and Why: All my previous coaches because they taught me everything that I know about basketball and I wouldn t be where I am now without them. Favorite TV Show: Fantasy Factory Favorite Musical Performer: Eminem Favorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Hanging out with friends. #43 Garrett Sisson 1st Year Schenectady Mohonasen 6 2 Forward Background: Garrett comes to Onondaga from Mohonasen High School, where he was an Honor Roll student and played for Coach Ken Dagostino. As a senior, he averaged 10 points and 6 rebounds per game and led his team to the Section II Class A Championship. He was named the Section II Class A Most Valuable Player and a 1st Team Class A All-Star. Garrett was also a 2nd Team All-Suburban Council selection and a 3rd Team All-Area selection. He was a two-sport athlete at Mohonosen, competing in volleyball as well as basketball. Parents: Michael Schnapp & Ronni Schnapp Major: Professional Communications Academic Goal: 4.0 Athletic Goal: Transfer to Four Year School on scholarship. Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Winning Sectionals Senior Year. Person You Respect and Admire Most in Sports, and Why: Allen Iverson for overcoming adversity. Favorite TV Show: House Favorite Musical Performer: Drake Favorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Volleyball 15

17 #45 Ahmet Tunali 1st Year Istanbul, Turkey Syracuse Academy of Science 6 7 Forward Background: Ahmet comes to the Lazers from the Syracuse Academy of Science, where he was a foreign exchange student and played for Coach Onur Gokce. Ahmet led SAS to a 22-3 record and the New York State Class C championship game this past season. He averaged 15.2 points per game and was a 1st Team All-State selection in Class C. He was also a 2nd Team All-Central New York selection and an All-Onondaga High School League Patriot National division selection, and was selected to play in the Zebra Classic tournament. Parents: Hakan Tunali & Filiz Tunali Major: Physical Education and Exercise Science Academic Goal: Become a Coach. Athletic Goal: Transfer to Syracuse University. Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Person You Respect and Admire Most in Sports, and Why: Favorite TV Show: Favorite Musical Performer: Favorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Swimming,Watching Movie #44 Jacob VanDusen 1st Year West Oneonta Oneonta 6 5 Forward Background: Jake comes to Onondaga from Oneonta, where he played for Coach Jerry Mackey. As a senior, he led the Yellowjackets to the Section IV Class B championship game while averaging 14.1 points and 9.4 rebounds per game. He was a 7th team Class B All-State selection, a Daily Star 1st Team All-Star, and a Southern Tier Athletic Conference All-East Division selection. He was selected to play in the Stars and Stripes Classic. Parents: David VanDusen & Sandie VanDusen Major: General Studies Academic Goal: To get at least a 2.5. Athletic Goal: To get bigger and in better shape everyday. Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Playing CV for a STAC game and shooting 16 for 20 on the foul line and winning the game for my team. Person You Respect and Admire Most in Sports, and Why: Kobe Bryant, because he is his teams leader and is one of the best players in the NBA. Favorite TV Show: Sons of Anarchy Favorite Musical Performer: Wiz Khalifa Favorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Throwing the football around. 16

18 #2 Tyler Wood 1st Year Amsterdam Broadalbin-Perth 5 11 Guard Background: Before coming to Onondaga, Tyler was an Honor Roll student and three-year varsity performer at Broadalbin-Perth, where he played for Coach Tuckr Gifford. As a senior, he averaged 22.0 points, 4.4 rebounds, and 2.5 steals per game and connected on 55 three-point goals in leading Broadalbin-Perth to the Section II Class BB semi-finals. He was the 5th leading scorer in all of Section II and was a 1st Team Foothills Council All-Star. As a junior, he averaged 16.5 points per game and was a 2nd Team Foothills Council All-Star, and as a sophomore he helped his team reach the New York State Class B Final Four. Parents: Bob Wood & Linda Wood Major: Computer Information Systems Academic Goal: 3.0 or higher. Athletic Goal: Get a little better each time I step on the court. Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Scoring back to back 37 and 39 in Sectionals. Person You Respect and Admire Most in Sports, and Why: Tracy McGrady was always my favorite athlete. Favorite TV Show: Maury Favorite Musical Performer: Lil Wayne Favorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Hanging out with family/friends. Local Connections Over the past 12 seasons, 126 different players have played for the Lazers. 83% of those athletes (105 in all) have come from Section III high schools. Over the past 12 seasons, 63% (79 of 126) of Onondaga s basketball players have come from Onondaga County high schools. 22 area high schools have had multiple athletes play for the Lazers over the past 11 years, including Liverpool (13), Cicero- North Syracuse (7), Bishop Ludden (6), Bishop Grimes (5), Central Square (5), West Genesee (5), Baldwinsville (4), Chittenango (4), Corcoran (4), Henninger (4), Jamesville-DeWitt (4), Marcellus (4), Westhill (4), East Syracuse-Minoa (3), Norwich (3), Fulton (2), Herkimer (2), Jordan-Elbridge (2), LaFayette (2), Mexico (2), Nottingham (2), and Vernon-Verona-Sherrill (2). Listen to all Lazer home games live online via streaming audio at Onondaga s student-run radio station, SuperMix ( 17

19 David Pasiak! Head Coach! 12th Year! Waterville Clarkson University Background: Coach Pasiak has been involved in coaching basketball for the past 28 years. In 11 years at Onondaga, Coach Pasiak has compiled an overall record of , making him Onondaga s all-time leader in coaching victories. His teams are in Mid-State Athletic Conference play, and against Region III Division III competition. Onondaga is the only Mid-State Conference school to have qualified for post-season play in each of the last 11 seasons. Most importantly, all of his recruited players remained academically eligible and on track towards their degrees. Onondaga has not lost a recruited 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 11 years ago, 39 former Lazers have moved on to play at Division I, II, and III four-year schools. He has produced 2 All-Americans, 3 Academic All-Americans, 4 pre-season All-Americans, 16 All-Region players, 2 conference Players of the Year, and 18 All-Conference players in 11 years. Last season Coach Pasiak guided the Lazers to a record, the 5th 20-win season during his tenure as head coach. The Lazers finished 2nd in the Mid-State Athletic Conference, and reached the MSAC semi-finals. The Lazers also received the #7 seed for the NJCAA Region III Tournament, and reached the regional quarter-finals. The Lazers have qualified for the Mid- State Athletic Conference Tournament 10 times in Coach Pasiak s 11 years, and have qualified for the NJCAA Region III Division III Tournament 9 times. In , Coach Pasiak directed Onondaga to its first Mid-State Athletic Conference championship in 15 years. The Lazers also captured the regular season conference championship, and received the #3 seed in the NJCAA Region III Division III Tournament. The Lazers ranked 5th nationally in scoring offense that season, marking 7 consecutive years that they had been among the top 10 scoring teams in the nation. They followed that up with a regular season co-championship in and their 4th appearance in the conference championship game under Coach Pasiak. Coach Pasiak is a three-time Mid-State Athletic Conference Coach of the Year. having been selected for the honor in 2002, 2003, and In addition, he was named the Region III Coach of the Year for In that season, the Lazers finished with an overall record of 23-7, the 2nd best ever at Onondaga. The team also had a regular season mark of 23-5, the best ever at the school, had a school record 14 game winning streak, and was ranked in the NJCAA national poll for 5 weeks. The Lazers were also the top scoring team in the country in , when they averaged 98.6 points per game. Previously, Coach Pasiak served as the head coach at Herkimer County Community College for 2 years, from 1991 to He also served for 2 seasons as an assistant under the late Jack Bruen at Colgate University, a Division I institution in Hamilton, NY. In addition, he served 4 seasons as an assistant at Division III Utica College in Utica, NY, and has coached at several high schools in Central New York. Immediately prior to coming to Onondaga, he was the Athletic Director at Frankfort-Schuyler Central School, in Frankfort, NY. Coach Pasiak is a 1984 graduate of Clarkson University, where he played on the basketball team. In addition to coaching the Lazers, he is also serving as Athletics Coordinator at Onondaga. He has served as the head coach of the Central Region Empire State Games open men s basketball team, leading that team to a bronze medal in 2008, their first medal in 5 years. He has been a featured speaker and staff member at many of the top basketball camps in the northeast. Coach Pasiak is actively involved in Coaches vs. Cancer and also serves as the 2nd Vice President of the Basketball Coaches Association of New York. Coach Pasiak syear-by-year Record at Onondaga Season 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 , 6th Region III First Round , 1st Mid-State Champions, Region III Quarter-Finals , T1st Mid-State Finals, Region III Quarter-Finals , 3rd Mid-State Semi-Finals, Region III Quarter-Finals T3rd Mid-State Semi-Finals , 2nd Mid-State Finals, Region III Quarter-Finals Total Post-season play in all 11 seasons 18

20 Johnny Davis Assistant Coach! 10th Year! Syracuse! SUNY Cortland Background: Coach Davis is entering his 10th season with the Lazers. Prior to coming to Onondaga, he coached 15 years at Onondaga Central High School, serving as the Assistant Basketball Coach under coach Larry Behm. During that time, he helped the Tigers to 6 league and 2 sectional titles. Coach Davis is a graduate of Nottingham High School and SUNY Cortland, where he played basketball and earned a Bachelor s degree in Political Science. He also holds a Masters Degree from the Syracuse University Maxwell School of Public Administration. Coach Davis is employed as an Affirmative Action Administrator by the Central New York Developmental Disabilities Services Office; New York State Office of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities. Zachary Thomsen Assistant Coach! 2nd Year! South New Berlin West Virginia University Institute of Technology Background: Coach Thomsen begins his 2nd season on the Lazers coaching staff this season. He completed his Bachelor s degree in Athletic Coaching Education at West Virginia University Institute of Technology in He was a team captain at WVU Tech, and led the Golden Bears to their best season in 20 years in He was also an outstanding scholar athlete, having twice been named to the National Association of Basketball Coaches Honors Court. Coach Thomsen was an All-Conference and All-Region player for the Lazers and led Onondaga to back to back regular season Mid-State Athletic Conference championship s in and He is also currently employed as a Student Success Specialist in the Power Start Program at Onondaga. Daniel Marsella Assistant Coach! 1st Year! Liverpool Erskine College / SUNY Institute of Technology Background: Coach Marsella joins the Onondaga coaching staff this winter. He was an outstanding player at Onondaga during the and seasons, scoring 1,032 points in his two-year career as a Lazer. He is the school s 5th all-time leading scorer. He was a two-time All- Mid-State Athletic Conference player, a 1st Team NJCAA Region III All-Region selection, and a NJCAA pre-season All-American selection. Following Onondaga, Coach Marsella accepted a full athletic scholarship to attend NCAA Division II Erskine College. He is currently completing his bachelor s degree at SUNY Institute of Technology, and is employed by Verizon Wireless as a regional business accounts manager. Heath Stone Assistant Coach! 1st Year! Kirkville Onondaga Community College Background: Coach Stone joins the coaching staff this season, after an outstanding two-year career at Onondaga. He is currently completing his Associate s degree in Business Administation, in anticipation of transferring into a four year program to continue his education and playing career. Coach Stone was a two-time All-Mid-State Conference player for the Lazers, and was selected to compete in the Region III All-Star Game. He set the Onondaga single-game rebounding record a year ago, when he claimed 22 rebounds against Cayuga on 1/29/11. 19

21 In Review Overall 9-3 Mid-State Athletic Conference 15-7 Region III Division III Individual Recognitions Jesse Gates 1st Team All-MSAC 2nd Team All-Region III Honorable Mention BCANY All-Nw York State NJCAA National Player of the Week Jacob Johnson NJCAA Award for Exemplary Academic Achievement Academic All-Region III Andrew Lucio Honorable Mention All-MSAC Region III All-Star Game Heath Stone 1st Team All-MSAC Region III All-Star Game Mid-State Athletic Conference 11-Year Composite Standings College Record Playoffs Champ. Onondaga CC Broome CC Finger Lakes CC Cayuga CC Jefferson CC Corning CC Tompkins Cortland CC SUNY Canton Mid-State Athletic Conference Standings College Conference Overall Finger Lakes CC Onondaga CC Broome CC Jefferson CC Tompkins Cortland CC Cayuga CC Corning CC MSAC Finger Lakes CC Semi-Finals - February 19 Broome CC 77, Onondaga CC 70 Finger Lakes CC 73, Jefferson CC 63 Finals - February 20 Broome CC 67, Finger Lakes CC Mid-State Athletic Conference All-Conference Team Coach of the Year: Richard Jones, Finger Lakes Player of the Year: Donnell Jackson, Finger Lakes All Conference Team: Mike Backer (Corning), Jabriel Blue (Jefferson), James Blue (Jefferson), Jesse Gates (Onondaga), Donnell Jackson (Finger Lakes), Jailaan Kinsey (Tompkins Cortland), Legree Kirkland (Broome), Malcolm McGilvery (Broome), Heath Stone (Onondaga), Glenn Taggart (Finger Lakes) Honorable Mention All-MSAC: Martino Barletta (Cayuga), Austin Eastman (Tompkins Cortland), Anthony Hodges (Cayuga), Peter Knudsen (Broome), Andrew Lucio (Onondaga), Greg Mudge (Tompkins Cortland), Emanuel Reaves (Finger Lakes), Dontay Wilson (Cayuga) 20

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23 Onondaga Community College Classic 2011 Schedule Semi-Finals - Saturday, December 10, 5:00 pm & 7:00 pm Nassau Community College (Garden City, NY) vs. Roxbury Community College (Roxbury Crossing, MA) Onondaga Community College vs. Anne Arundel Community College (Arnold, MD) Consolation - Sunday, December 11, 12:00 noon Championship - Sunday, December 11, 4:00 pm 2010 Results Semi-Finals: Onondaga Community College 82, Sullivan County Community College (Loch Sheldrake, NY) 76 (ot); Mass Bay Community College (Wellesley Hills, MA) 59, Anne Arundel Community College (Arnold, MD) 58 Consolation: Sullivan County Community College 69, Anne Arundel Community College 61 Championship: Mass Bay Community College 77, Onondaga Community College 71 Most Outstanding Player: Robert Hunter (Mass Bay) All-Tournament Team: Samuel Etienne (Mass Bay), Jesse Gates (Onondaga), Heath Stone (Onondaga), Marvin Jean (Sullivan), Eddie Jenkins (Anne Arundel) 2009 Results Semi-Finals: Anne Arundel Community College (Arnold, MD) 77, Onondaga Community College 65; Sullivan County Community College (Loch Sheldrake, NY) 76, Mass Bay Community College (Wellesley Hills, MA) 71 Consolation: Mass Bay Community College 88, Onondaga Community College 81 Championship: Sullivan County Community College 80, Anne Arundel Community College 75 Most Outstanding Player: Moses Dayee (Sullivan) All-Tournament Team: Jason Givens (Sullivan), Michael Atkins (Anne Arundel), Clyde Gross (Anne Arundel), Jamal Judge (Mass Bay), Brad Romancik (Onondaga) 2008 Results Semi-Finals: Lehigh Carbon Community College (Schnecksville, PA) 83, Onondaga Community College 80; Fashion Institute of Technology (New York, NY) 83, Benjamin Franklin Institute of Technology (Boston, MA) 50 Consolation: Onondaga Community College 78, Benjamin Franklin Institute of Technology (Boston, MA) 56 Championship: Fashion Institute of Technology 103, Lehigh Carbon Community College 60 Most Outstanding Player: Anthony Lessane (Fashion) All-Tournament Team: Anthony Labase (Fashion), Dominique Jones (Fashion), Jacob Waylen (Lehigh Carbon), Jordan Barzee (Onondaga), Dailon Wilson (Benjamin Franklin) 2007 Results Semi-Finals: Onondaga Community College 94, Bunker Hill Community College (Boston, MA) 81; Columbia Greene Community College (Hudson, NY) 78, Anne Arundel Community College (Arnold, MD) 56 Consolation: Bunker Hill Community College 82, Anne Arundel Community College 75 Championship: Onondaga Community College 88, Columbia Greene Community College 58 Most Outstanding Player: Shane Williams (Onondaga) All-Tournament Team: Ryan Chapman (Onondaga), Dalton Austin-Machaud (Columbia Greene), Troy Talbot (Columbia Greene), Desmond Brown (Bunker Hill), Chris Schrader (Anne Arundel) 22

24 Onondaga Basketball Year by Year Year Coach W L Pct. Championships Paul Seymour Paul Seymour Paul Seymour Ted Bedell Ted Bedell Ted Bedell Ted Bedell Ted Bedell Hy Bryant Hank Fengler Hank Fengler Hank Fengler Hank Fengler Hank Fengler Hank Fengler Bob Kawa Bob Kawa Bob Kawa Bob Kawa Hank Fengler Hank Fengler Mid-State Athletic Conference Champions Hank Fengler Mid-State Athletic Conference Champions Hank Fengler Mike Rizzi Mid-State Athletic Conference Champions Mike Rizzi NJCAA Division III National Champions NJCAA Region III Champions Mike Rizzi Mike von Schiller Mike von Schiller Mike von Schiller Mike von Schiller Mike von Schiller Scott Butler David Pasiak David Pasiak David Pasiak David Pasiak David Pasiak David Pasiak David Pasiak Mid-State Athletic Conference Champions David Pasiak David Pasiak David Pasiak David Pasiak All-Time Record

25 National Junior College Athletic Association Division III National Champions Mid-State Athletic Conference Champions , , , Onondaga Basketball Records Team Records Wins in a Season: 27, Games Played: 37, Winning Percentage:.828, Consecutive Wins: 14, Consecutive Home Wins: 10, Points in a Game: 148, 1/16/01 vs. Tompkins-Cortland CC Scoring Average Per Game: 98.6, Fewest Points Allowed in a Game: 36, 12/12/06 vs. Columbia-Greene CC Lowest Combined Score: 71-36, 12/ 12/06 vs. Columbia-Greene CC Highest Combined Score: , 1/ 16/01 vs. Tompkins-Cortland CC Field Goals in a Game: 64, 1/16/01 vs. Tompkins-Cortland CC Field Goals in a Season: 1,085, 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, & Field Goals in a Game: Maurice Douglas, 22, 2/8/01 vs. Corning CC Field Goals in a Season: 319, Maurice Douglas, Field Goals in a Career: 590, Maurice Douglas, & Three-Point Field Goals in a Game: 9, Chet Columbus, 1/14/01 vs. North Country CC & Justin Stern, 1/31/07 vs. Jefferson 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: 22, Heath Stone, 1/29/11 vs. Cayuga CC Rebounds in a Season: 336, Shane Williams, Rebounds in a Career: 638, Shane Williams, & 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: 9, Kenny Gethers vs. North Country CC, 12/4/05 Steals in a Season: 91, Kenny Gethers, Steals in a Career: 143, Tyrone Albright, & Blocked Shots in a Game: 6, Matt Potter, 12/3/08 vs Mohawk Valley CC & Steve Lothridge, 12/1/10 vs Word of Life Blocked Shots in a Season: 77, Matt Potter, Blocked Shots in a Career: 88, Shane Williams, & Coaching Records Seasons: 11, David Pasiak Games: 332, David Pasiak, Victories: 197, David Pasiak, Winning Percentage:.731, Mike Rizzi,

26 Onondaga Basketball Alumni Albright Brown Buckmon Byrne Columbus Douglas Dowdell Eustace Files Foltz Gethers Haughton Heffer- Hughes Jones Jordan Kaserman Kondra Krohl Latendress Lucio Manley Marsella Nellenback Olsen Perioli Potter Riker Ryan Scott Schrader Siechen Stern Thomsen Van Antwerp Vander Sluis Vincent Wereley Williams Tyrone Albright Syracuse University Andrew Lucio Morrisville State College Chris Brown SUNY Institute of Tech. Cameron Manley Castleton State College Rich Buckmon SUNY Fredonia Dan Marsella Erskine College Pete Byrne University of Tampa Ryan Nellenback Grove City College Chet Columbus Massachusetts College Joe Olsen Daemen College Maurice Douglas SUNY New Paltz Anthony Perioli Medaille College Jared Dowdell Nyack College Matt Potter Wentworth Institute of Tech. Tyler Eustace Buffalo State College Jeff Riker SUNY Potsdam Jim Files Keuka College Zach Ryan Cazenovia College Dave Foltz Wells College Josh Scott Mount Mercy College Kenny Gethers Rochester Institute of Tech. Luke Schrader SUNY Oswego Brandon Haughton Cazenovia College Steve Siechen Mercy College Tom Heffernan Erskine College Justin Stern Keuka College Joel Hughes Cazenovia College Zack Thomsen West Virginia Inst. of Tech. Markee Jones SUNY Institute of Tech. Brett Van Antwerp Hilbert College John Jordan Hilbert College Corey Vander Sluis Hilbert College Josh Kaserman SUNY Institute of Tech. Chris Vincent SUNY Cortland Jason Kondra SUNY Old Westbury Will Wereley Hilbert College Jason Krohl Massachusetts College Shane Williams Lindenwood University Eric Latendress Cazenovia College 25

27 Coaches vs. Cancer is a nationwide collaboration between the American Cancer Society and the National Association of Basketball Coaches. The initiative leverages the personal experiences, community leadership, and professional excellence of basketball coaches nationwide to increase cancer awareness and promote healthy living through year-round awareness efforts, fundraising activities, and advocacy programs. Coaches vs. Cancer provides critical mission outreach, while raising funds in support of the Society's lifesaving cancer research, education, advocacy, and community service efforts. Norm Stewart, former head coach of the University of Missouri s men s basketball program, cancer survivor, and member of the National Association of Basketball Coaches, provided the vision and inspiration for the Coaches vs. Cancer concept. He started the program in 1993 by challenging fans to pledge a dollar amount for every three-point shot made by his team during the season. The concept has evolved into a nationwide effort uniting coaches, fans, players, and communities across the country to fight cancer, raising more than $50 million to bring an end to this disease. We invite you to join Coach Dave Pasiak and the Onondaga Lazers on the Coaches vs. Cancer team. To learn more about Coaches Vs, Cancer, contact your American Cancer Society at ACS-2345, or visit 26

28 Opponents Adirondack Community College Queensbury, NY Nickname: Timberwolves Conference: Mountain Valley Head Coach: Bill Haskell Game Date: 1/15/12 Home Last Year: 1/17/11 Away - W Last 11 Years: Onondaga leads series 5-2 Anne Arundel Community College Arnold, MD Nickname: Pioneers Conference: Maryland Junior College Head Coach: Tom Smith Game Date: 12/10/11 Home Last 11 Years: Anne Arundel leads series 1-0 Broome Community College Binghamton, NY Nickname: Hornets Conference: Mid-State Head Coach: Kevin Watson Game Dates: 1/17/12 Home; 2/8/12 Away Last Year: 1/15/11 Away - L ; 2/9/11 Home - W 81-76; Finger Lakes - L Last 11 Years: Broome leads series Cayuga Community College Auburn, NY Nickname: Spartans Conference: Mid-State Head Coach: Tony Borges Game Dates: 1/10/12 Home; 1/28/12 Away Last Year: 1/8/11 Away - W 88-78; 1/29/11 Home - W Last 10 Years: Onondaga leads series 16-8 Clinton Community College Plattsburgh, NY Nickname: Cougars Conference: Mountain Valley Head Coach: Kevin Daugherty Game Date: 12/3/11 Home Last Year: 12/4/10 Away - W Last 11 Years: Onondaga leads series 12-4 Columbia-Greene Community College Hudson, NY Nickname: Twins Head Coach: Walter Rickard Game Date: 1/7/12 Away Last Year: 1/4/11 Home - W Last 11 Years: Onondaga leads series 6-2 Corning Community College Corning, NY Nickname: Red Barons Conference: Mid-State Head Coach: Bill Limoncelli Game Dates: 1/14/12 Away; 2/4/12 Home Last Year: 1/13/11 Home - W 82-63; 2/5/11 Away - W Last 11 Years: Onondaga leads series 15-8 Davis College Johnson City, NY Nickname: Falcons Conference: Shenendoah & Chesapeake Head Coach: Daniel Rathmell Game Date: 11/15/11 Home Last 11 Years: Onondaga leads series 2-0 Finger Lakes Community College Canandaigua, NY Nickname: Lakers Conference: Mid-State Head Coach: Richard Jones Game Dates: 1/25/12 Home; 2/18/12 Away Last Year: 1/6/11 Home - L 84-72; 1/26/11 Away - L 91-65; Jefferson CC L Last 11 Years: Finger Lakes leads series Guilford Technical Community College Jamestown, NC Nickname: Titans Conference: Carolinas Junior College Head Coach: John Patty Game Date: Pasco-Hernando CC Jamestown Community College - Cattaraugus Olean, NY Nickname: Jaguars Conference: Western New York Head Coach: J.R. Kemp Game Date: 11/12/11 Away Last Year: 11/114/10 Home - W Last 11 Years: Onondaga leads series 10-2 Jefferson Community College Watertown, NY Nickname: Cannoneers Conference: Mid-State Head Coach: Charlie Bridge Game Dates: 1/19/12 Away; 2/11/12 Home Last Year: 1/19/11 Away - W 82-71; 2/12/11 Home - W Last 11 Years: Onondaga leads series Nassau Community College Garden City, NY Nickname: Lions Head Coach: A.J. Wynder Game Date: possible 12/11/11 Home North Country Community College Saranac Lake, NY Nickname: Saints Conference: Mountain Valley Head Coach: Chad LaDue Game Date: 12/4/11 Home Last Year: 12/5/10 Away - L Last 11 Years: Onondaga leads series 11-7 Northampton Community College Bethlehem, PA Nickname: Spartans Conference: Eastern Pennsylvania Head Coach: Kevin Foley Game Date: 11/5/11 Home 27 Last Year: 11/7/10 Away - L Last 11 Years: series tied 1-1 Pasco-Hernando Community College New Port Richey, FL Nickname: Conquistadors Conference: Florida Community College Head Coach: Kwami Green Game Date: 1/2/12 Away Roxbury Community College Roxbury Crossing, MA Nickname: Tigers Conference: Massachusetts Community College Head Coach: Kwami Green Game Date: possible 12/11/11 Home Schenectady County Community College Schenectady, NY Nickname: Royals Conference: Mountain Valley Head Coach: Brian Adams Game Date: 11/22/11 Away Last Year: 11/23/10 - W Last 11 Years: Onondaga leads series 8-3 SUNY Delhi Delhi, NY Nickname: Broncos Conference: Mountain Valley Head Coach: Rob Schoener Game Date: 11/19/11 Home Last Year: 11/11/10 Away - L Last 11 Years: Delhi leads series 9-2 SUNY Environmental Science & Forestry Syracuse, NY Nickname: Mighty Oaks Head Coach: Scott Blair Game Date: 11/9/11 Home Tompkins Cortland Community College Dryden, NY Nickname: Panthers Conference: Mid-State Head Coach: Dave Stevenson Game Dates: 1/21/12 Away; 2/15/12 Home Last Year: 1/22/11 Home - W 92-76; 2/15/11 Away - W Last 11 Years: Onondaga leads series 20-3 Word of Life Bible Institute Pottersville, NY Nickname: Huskies Head Coach: Bill Bowman Game Date: 11/30/11 Home Last Year: 12/1/10 Home - W Last 11 Years: Onondaga leads series 1-0 Wytheville Community College Wytheville, VA Nickname: Wildcats Conference: Tarheel Head Coach: Tyler Cannoy Game Date: Pasco-Hernando CC

29 2012 Future Stars Boys Basketball Camp Tentative Dates & Times Session #1: July 2-3 & 5-6 " 8:30 am - 5:00 pm Daily Session #2: August 8-12 Session #3: August " 9:00 am-4:00 pm Daily All sessions open to boys ages 8-17 Camp Features: Outstanding daily fundamental instruction A camper to coach ratio of 6:1 or better (the lowest ratio of any camp in Central New York) in order to maintain small teams and eliminate idle down time. Emphasis on individual instruction and attention. Game situations to practice and apply newly learned skills 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 Camp Director Men s Basketball Coach (315) pasiakd@sunyocc.edu 4585 West Seneca Turnpike Syracuse, NY th Annual Fall Shootout Oct , 2012 (tentative) Schedule: Saturday, October 29: 8:00 am - 10:00 pm Sunday, October 30: 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)

30 COME CHEER ON THE LAZERS AS THEY HOST THEIR ANNUAL CONFERENCE GOLF TOURNAMENT - 4/21/2012 SATURDAY, JUNE 9TH, 2012 THE LINKS AT SUNSET RIDGE MARCELLUS, NY CALL THE MEN S BASKETBALL OFFICE FOR INFORMATION