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Onondaga Community College is a college of the State University of New York (SUNY) system and one of 30 locally sponsored community colleges throughout New York State. Onondaga County is our sponsor.

We offer two-year degree programs that serve as transfer opportunities to baccalaureate degree programs at four-year campuses or for direct entry to the workforce. We also offer certificate programs that can generally be completed in one year. Through Onondaga’s regional higher education center, students can earn a bachelor’s degree on the Onondaga campus through innovative partnerships with SUNY Empire State College, SUNY Cobleskill, SUNY Delhi, Kaplan University and Keuka College.

Our Community Education programs include classes for personal enrichment and professional development; accelerated degree programs for working adults; customized training for local businesses; and, special programs for children and teens, small businesses and school districts.

Onondaga is a diverse educational learning community. We are committed to creating and maintaining an atmosphere where individuality is not only recognized - but encouraged - to contribute to the fabric of the campus environment. We continue to serve the educational and economic development needs of the region and proudly boast more than 40,000 alumni.

Transfer Programs Emergency Management A.A.S. Club/Intramural Sports

American Sign Language A.S. Environmental Technology A.A.S. Basketball Business Administration A.S. Fire Protection Technology A.A.S. Flag Football Communication Studies A.A. Fire Protection Technology Ice Hockey Computer Forensics A.S. Health Information Technology/Medical Records A.A.S. Kickball Computer Science A.S. Hospitality Management A.A.S. Volleyball Criminal Justice A.S. Human Services Certificate Engineering Science A.S. Interior Design A.A.S. Varsity Athletics Human Services A.S. Law Enforcement Certificate Baseball (men) Liberal Arts & Sciences: Mechanical Technology A.A.S. Basketball (men and women) Adolescence Education A.A. Nuclear Technology A.A.S. Cross Country (men and women) Childhood Education A.A. Nursing A.A.S. Golf (men and women) General Studies A.A. Physical Therapist Assistant A.A.S. Lacrosse (men and women) Humanities & Social Sciences A.A. Professional Cooking Certificate Soccer (men and women) Mathematics & Science A.S. Surgical Technology Certificate Softball (women) Music A.S. Web Technology Certificate Tennis (men and women) Photography A.S. Track & Field (men and women) Physical Education & Exercise Science Studies A.S. Minors Volleyball (women)

African American Studies Career Programs Alcohol and Substance Abuse Counseling Accounting A.A.S. Cinema Advanced Manufacturing - Machining Certificate Communication Alcohol and Substance Abuse Counseling A.A.S. Delinquency Studies Apprentice Training: Building Trades A.A.S. Ethnic Diversity Studies Apprentice Training: Electrical A.A.S. Honors Architectural Technology A.A.S. Human Services Art A.A.S. International/Global Studies Automotive Technology A.O.S. Journalism Business Technology A.A.S. Mathematics Computer Information Systems A.A.S. Music Early Child Care Certificate Native American Studies Early Childhood A.A.S. Women’s Studies Electrical Engineering Technology A.A.S. World Languages and Cultural Perspectives Electronic Media Communications A.A.S.

# NAME YR HT HIGH SCHOOL HOMETOWN 1 Jordan Bandera So. 6-0 Marcellus Marcellus 2 Kiwane White Fr. 6-0 Henninger Syracuse 3 Will Cutler Fr. 6-2 Liverpool Liverpool 4 Quantae Elijah Fr. 5-10 Henninger Syracuse 5 Terrence Walker Fr. 6-1 Henninger Syracuse 11 James Walker Fr. 6-4 Institute of Tech. Syracuse 12 Franky Vigliotti Fr. 5-10 Henninger Syracuse 15 James Jones Fr. 6-2 Jamesville-Dewitt Syracuse 20 Nolan Dalton So. 6-1 Red Hook Red Hook 21 Mykel Hayward Fr. 6-3 Fowler Syracuse 23 Brian Daily So. 6-2 Westhill Syracuse 24 Shemere Elliott Fr. 6-2 Rush-Henrietta Rochester 25 Nate Cutler Fr. 6-2 Liverpool Liverpool 31 Geordan Conyers Fr. 6-3 Dundee Dundee 32 Tyler Sullivan Fr. 6-2 Liverpool Liverpool 33 Bobby Leslie Fr. 6-3 Skaneateles Skaneateles 35 Shaitique Blatche So. 6-3 Henninger Syracuse RS Hakeem Ali Fr. 6-6 Auburn Auburn

Head Coach: Erik Saroney

Assistant Coaches: Gallagher Driscoll, Jonathan Woody and Brandon Bailey

Major: Business Administration Major: Physical Education

2015-16: Played in all 29 games Before OCC: Played 1 year under for the Lazers… Averaged 7 points Coach Saroney at Henniger… 2015 and 2.9 rebounds per game… .433 Section III AA Champions… 2015 from behind the arc League Champions

2014-15: Redshirt

Major: Physical Education Major: General Studies

Before OCC: 2 years of varsity at Before OCC: Played 2 years under Liverpool…First Team All- Coach Saroney at Henniger… 2008 League… Twin brother is #25 Nate Section III AA Champions… 2009 Cutler League Champions

Major: Physical Education Major: General Studies

Before OCC: Played 3 years Before OCC: 3 years of varsity at under Coach Saroney at IOT…All-CNY Team… First Team Henniger… 2013 & 2015 Section All-League… 3 time League III AA Champions… 2013 & 2015 Champions… 1,000 point club League Champions… All-CNY Team

Major: Business Administration Major: Business Administration

Before OCC: Played under Before OCC: 2011 Section III B Coach Saroney at Henniger… Champions… First Team All-League… 2011 & 2013 Section III AA 4 years of varsity basketball and 3 Champions… 2012 & 2013 years of varsity football League Champions… 3 sport athlete in football, basketball and baseball. All-State Team in baseball

Major: Liberal Arts & Sciences Major: General Studies

Before OCC: 2014 Section IX A Before OCC: 3 sport athlete in Champions…2014 Class A football, basketball, and volleyball. Regional Champions… 3 sport athlete in soccer, basketball and lacrosse

Major: Communications Major: Criminal Justice

2015-16: Played in 27 games for Before OCC: Offensive MVP at Rush- the Lazers… Averaged 3.7 points Henrietta High School… First Team and 3.4 rebounds per game… .623 All-County field goal percentage… 25 steals and 6 blocks.

Major: Physical Education Major: Business Administration

Before OCC: : 3 years of varsity at Before OCC: Led the basketball team Liverpool…… Twin brother is #3 Will in points per game during senior Cutler season… Still holds Dundee Track & Field records in long jump, triple jump, 4x100 relay, and 200 meters.

Major: Business Administration Major: Mathematics & Science

Before OCC: 4 years of varsity at Before OCC: Played 4 years of varsity Liverpool… All-CNY Team… All- basketball at Skaneateles High State Team… Led team in points, School… First Team All-League… assists and steals during his junior Averaged 20 points per game during and senior seasons… 1,000 point senior season club

Shaitque Blatche 35 6-3 | Fresh | Forward Henninger | Henninger, NY

Major: Business Administration

Before OCC: Played 1 year under Coach Saroney at Henniger… 2015 Section III AA Champions… 2015 League Champions… All-League Team… All-CNY Team

Erik Saroney

Head Coach First Season SUNY Brockport (1997) University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (1999)

Erik Saroney enters his first season at Onondaga Community College. In his most recent position, Saroney posted an impressive record of 238-72 (.767) in 14 years as head coach of the boys varsity basketball program at Henninger High School. During his time at Henninger, the Black Knights won five Section III AA Championships (2004, 2008, 2011, 2013, 2015) and seven League Titles (2004, 2009, 2001, 2012, 2013, 2015, 2016). Saroney was also named the Post-Standard Central New York “Coach of the Year” three times in 2008, 2011, and 2015, and was twice named the Section III Class AA “Coach of the Year.”

Athletic Director, Mike Borsz on Erik Saroney: “Saroney built a strong program at Henninger High School over the past 14 years that has regularly competed at a high level. Over those years he never lost focus on primarily being a teacher, mentor and advocate to his student-athletes–a philosophy that directly matches our approach to athletics. We were immediately impressed by his knowledge of the game, drive to compete and desire to have an impact on the young men he coaches.”

Before accepting his position with the Black Knights, Saroney was the assistant men’s basketball coach at NCAA Division II University of South Carolina Spartanburg, currently known as the University of South Carolina Upstate where his duties included recruiting both high school and junior college student-athletes, as well as scouting, monitoring of student-athlete academic progress, and individual skill development and strength training.

Saroney graduated Magna Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Science degree in Physical Education and a Business Administration minor from the State University of New York College at Brockport in 1997, and earned a Master of Arts degree in Sport Administration from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1999. After receiving his master’s, Saroney taught Physical Education at Lone Oak Elementary in Spartanburg, SC (1999-2001), RN Harris Elementary in Durham, NC (2001-2002), and then at Henninger High School in Syracuse, NY (2002-present).

Gallagher Driscoll Assistant Coach First Season College of Saint Rose (1992)

Prior to joining Onondaga, Driscoll was coaching at Henninger High School under Head Coach Erik Saroney. He was also the assistant coach at Le Moyne College from 2005-2011 and again from 1995- 1997 where he helped guide the Dolphins to an overall record of 144-117, including two NCAA appearances in 1996 and 1997. In addition, Driscoll spent two stints at SUNY Albany from 1997-2000 and 2002-2005.

A Syracuse native, Driscoll was a three year varsity starter at Bishop Ludden, accumulating all-league and all-state recognition. He attended the College of Saint Rose where he is still the Golden Knights all- time leader in assists (878) and steals (391). In June 2007, Driscoll’s achievements were identified when he was inducted into the College of Saint Rose Athletic Hall of Fame.

Jonathan Woody Assistant Coach First Season State University of New York at Cortland (2006, 2009)

Woody served as an assistant under Erik Saroney for the varsity boys basketball program at Henninger High School in Syracuse, N.Y. In this role, Woody created, monitored and ran “Henninger Basketball” social media, assisted the team in day to day operations and worked with the teams frontcourt players. Woody was part of three Section III AA Championships (2011, 2013, 2015) and five league titles (2011, 2012, 2013, 2015, 2016).

Woody is a 2006 graduate from the State University of New York College at Cortland where he received a Bachelor of Science degree in Education, and later earned a Master of Health Education from SUNY Cortland in 2009. Woody currently teaches Physical Education in the Syracuse City School District, coaches modified girls softball, modified girls volleyball, modified track and field, and modified cross country teams.

Brandon Bailey Assistant Coach First Season

PLAYER GP-GS MIN/G FG% 3PT% FT% OFF DEF TOT AVG AST/G STL BLK PTS PPG DiSanto, Kameron 25-25 23.5 .510 .421 .722 46 108 154 6.2 1.3 16 16 418 16.7 Deleon, Nikeem 26-22 22.7 .570 .200 .664 41 96 137 5.3 2.9 19 7 389 15.0 Sawyer, Zachary 29-28 26.1 .459 .367 .747 46 134 180 6.2 1.8 24 15 389 13.4 DiCola, Kevin 13-1 13.2 .476 .489 .788 2 13 15 1.2 0.8 6 0 128 9.8 Slobe, Jacob 26-23 16.8 .506 .407 .767 11 37 48 1.8 1.1 16 3 248 9.5 Bandera, Jordan 29-9 18.9 .575 .433 .625 19 66 85 2.9 1.9 24 0 207 7.1 Dolgos, Steven 28-25 21.5 .325 .309 .739 5 42 47 1.7 3.6 23 0 188 6.7 Correll, Baron 24-0 12.2 .415 .371 .615 24 43 67 2.8 0.7 4 6 137 5.7 Daily, Brian 27-0 11.5 .623 .000 .649 30 62 92 3.4 1.3 25 6 100 3.7 Towner, Thomas 29-6 9.1 .655 .000 .483 11 48 59 2.0 0.4 10 3 90 3.1 Lemons, Terron 23-0 12.2 .415 .333 .429 14 38 52 2.3 2.0 15 0 70 3.0 Williams, Hunter 29-5 9.9 .529 .000 .647 28 41 69 2.4 0.6 7 3 85 2.9 Ryan, Rex 24-0 6.4 .390 .419 1.00 6 31 37 1.5 0.9 1 6 68 2.8 Matousek, Kyle 15-1 4.5 .182 .286 .000 1 7 8 0.5 0.3 2 1 12 0.8 Bovalino, Samuel 14-0 3.7 .167 .333 .750 0 0 0 0.0 0.6 3 0 11 0.8 Wilcox, Zachery 2-0 2.5 .000 .000 .500 0 2 2 1.0 0.0 1 0 1 0.5 Gashi, Mentor 8-0 3.4 .000 .000 .000 0 3 3 0.4 0.5 1 0 0 0.0

Total .484 .377 .678 309 815 1124 38.8 18.0 197 66 2541 87.62

Opponents .428 .309 .611 455 685 1140 39.3 16.2 279 114 2520 86.90

2015-16 Season Results

Date Opponent Score 11/7/15 Dutchess Community College # W 103-80 11/8/15 Northampton Community College # L 53-54 11/11/15 SUNY Adirondack W 91-84 11/14/15 Schenectady County Community College W 79-73 11/15/15 Fulton-Montgomery Community College L 87-101 11/18/15 SUNY – Environmental Science & Forestry W 83-62 11/22/15 Columbia Greene Community College W 88-74 12/1/15 Davis College W 109-85 12/5/15 North Country Community College L 91-113 12/6/15 Clinton Community College W 97-80 12/9/15 Hudson Community College W 104-93 12/12/15 Herkimer Community College W 96-90 1/1/16 Daytona State College % L 73-77 1/2/16 Hillsborough Community College L 83-89 1/7/16 Johnson College W 110-91 1/9/16 Corning Community College * L 79-88 1/12/16 SUNY Broome Community College * W 85-80 1/14/16 Jefferson Community College * L 95-108 1/16/16 Tompkins Cortland Community College * L 100-105 1/20/16 Finger Lakes Community College * L 65-77 1/23/16 Cayuga Community College * L 78-84 1/30/16 Corning Community College * W 92-89 2/1/16 Mohawk Valley Community College L 69-75 2/3/16 SUNY Broome * W 100-75 2/6/16 Jefferson Community College * W 103-102 2/10/16 Tompkins Cortland Community College * W 84-76 2/13/16 Finger Lakes Community College * L 71-112 2/17/16 Cayuga Community College * L 86-88 2/19/16 Finger Lakes Community College * L 85-95

# denotes Onondaga Community College Classic % denotes Daytona State New Year’s Classic * denotes MSAC games

Year Coach W L Pct. Championships

1962-63 Paul Seymour 3 7 .300 1963-64 Paul Seymour 6 16 .273 1964-65 Paul Seymour 5 17 .227 1965-66 Ted Bedell 1 19 .050 1968-69 Ted Bedell 3 15 .167 1969-70 Ted Bedell 6 16 .273 1970-71 Ted Bedell 15 6 .714 1971-72 Ted Bedell 18 7 .720 1972-73 Hy Bryant 1 15 .063 1977-78 Hank Fengler 9 13 .409 1978-79 Hank Fengler 12 13 .480 1979-80 Hank Fengler 13 11 .542 1980-81 Hank Fengler 14 9 .609 1981-82 Hank Fengler 11 13 .458 1982-83 Hank Fengler 5 19 .208 1983-84 Bob Kawa 13 11 .542 1984-85 Bob Kawa 11 12 .478 1985-86 Bob Kawa 12 10 .545 1986-87 Bob Kawa 11 12 .478 1987-88 Hank Fengler 11 12 .478 1988-89 Hank Fengler 19 7 .731 Mid-State Athletic Conference Champions 1989-90 Hank Fengler 24 5 .828 Mid-State Athletic Conference Champions 1990-91 Hank Fengler 21 7 .750 1991-92 Mike Rizzi 27 10 .730 Mid-State Athletic Conference Champions 1992-93 Mike Rizzi 26 10 .722 NJCAA Division III National Champions NJCAA Region III Champions 1993-94 Mike Rizzi 23 8 .742 1994-95 Mike von Schiller 20 10 .667 1995-96 Mike von Schiller 17 13 .567 1996-97 Mike von Schiller 16 14 .533 1997-98 Mike von Schiller 19 10 .655 1998-99 Mike von Schiller 14 16 .467 1999-00 Scott Butler 11 16 .407 2000-01 David Pasiak 12 17 .414 2001-02 David Pasiak 18 13 .581 2002-03 David Pasiak 23 7 .767 2003-04 David Pasiak 21 11 .656 2004-05 David Pasiak 17 13 .567 2005-06 David Pasiak 17 12 .586 2006-07 David Pasiak 23 8 .742 Mid-State Athletic Conference Champions 2007-08 David Pasiak 22 9 .710 2008-09 David Pasiak 14 16 .467 2009-10 David Pasiak 10 19 .345 2010-11 David Pasiak 20 10 .667 2011-12 David Pasiak 17 14 .548 2012-13 David Pasiak 15 14 .517 2013-14 David Pasiak 10 19 .345 2014-15 David Pasiak 16 13 .552 2015-16 David Pasiak 15 14 .417

All-Time Record 687 588 .514

Team Records

Wins in a Season 1992-93 27 (1991-92) NJCAA Division III National Champions 84-78 vs. Minneapolis Community & Tech College

Winning Percentage .828 (1989-90)

Consecutive Wins 14 (2002-03)

Consecutive Home Wins 10 (2007-08)

Points in a Game 148 vs. Tompkins-Cortland CC (1/16/2001)

Scoring Average Per Game 98.6 (2001-02)

Fewest Points Allowed in a Game 36 vs. Columbia-Greene CC (12/12/2006)

Lowest Combined Score 53-54 vs. Northampton (11/8/2016)

Highest Combined Score Individual Records 148-127 vs. Tompkins Cortland CC (1/16/2001) Points in a Game Field Goals in a Game 52, Maurice Douglas vs. Corning CC (2/8/2001) 64 vs. Tompkins Cortland CC (1/16/2001) Points in a Season Field Goals in a Season 1,060 Devin Warmack (1991-92) 1,085 (2001-02) Points in a Career Three-Point Field Goals in a Game 1,493 Joe Olsen (2002-03 & 2003-04) 16 vs. Schenectady County CC (11/20/2012) 16 vs. Clinton CC (1/19/2002) Field Goals in a Game 22, Maurice Douglas vs. Corning CC (2/8/2001) Three Point Field Goals in a Season 275 (2012-13) Field Goals in a Season 319 Maurice Douglas (2001-02) Free Throws Made in a Game 37 vs. Cayuga CC (1/18/2003) Field Goals in a Career 590 Maurice Douglas (2000-01 & 2001-02) Free Throws Made in a Season: 563 (2002-03) Three-Point Field Goals in a Game 10, Adam Misener vs. Tompkins Cortland CC (2/13/2013) Free Throw Percentage in a Season .697 (2011-12) Three-Point Field Goals in a Season 115 Chet Columbus (2001-02)

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

Free Throws Made in a Game Rebounds in a Game 21, Joe Olsen vs. Tompkins-Cortland CC (2/4/2003) 22, Heath Stone vs. Cayuga CC (1/29/2011)

Free Throws Made in a Season Rebounds in a Season 225 Joe Olsen (2003-04) 336 Shane Williams (2007-08)

Free Throws Made in a Career Rebounds in a Career 414 Joe Olsen (2002-03 & 2003-04) 638 Shane Williams (2006-07 & 2007-08)

Free Throw Percentage in a Season Assists in a Game .862 Brandon Seibt (2011-12) 23 Tyrone Albright vs. Broome CC (1/26/2002) 23 Tyrone Albright vs. Corning CC (1/24/2002) Free Throw Percentage in a Career .841 Brandon Seibt (2010-11 & 2011-12) Assists in a Season 382 Tyrone Albright (2001-02)

Assists in a Career 670 Tyrone Albright (2000-01 & 2001-02)

Steals in a Game 9 Kenny Gethers vs. North Country CC (12/4/2005)

Steals in a Season 91 Kenny Gethers (2004-05)

Steals in a Career 143 Tyrone Albright (2000-01 & 2001-02)

Blocked Shots in a Game 8 Michael Scott vs SUNY Adirondack (11/8/2014)

Blocked Shots in a Season 77 Matt Potter (2008-09)

Blocked Shots in a Career 88 Shane Williams (2006-07 & 2007-08)

Coaching Records

Seasons 16 David Pasiak (2000-2015)

Games 479 David Pasiak (2000-2015)

Victories 270 David Pasiak (2000-2015)

Winning Percentage .828 Hank Fengler (25-5)

Player Yrs at OCC School Markee Jones 1999-2001 SUNY Institute of Tech. Jared Dowdell 1999-2001 Nyack College Tyrone Albright 2000-02 Syracuse University John Jordan 2000-02 Hilbert College Chet Columbus 2000-02 Massachusetts College Maurice Douglas 2000-02 SUNY New Paltz Brett Van Antwerp 2000-02 Hilbert College Jason Krohl 2001-03 Massachusetts College Will Wereley 2001-03 Hilbert College Anthony Perioli 2002-03 Medaille College Chris Brown 2002-04 SUNY Institute of Tech. Josh Kaserman 2002-04 SUNY Institute of Tech.

Josh Scott 2002-04 Mount Mercy College Jim Files 2002-04 Keuka College Joe Olsen 2002-04 Daemen College Ryan Nellenback 2003-04 Grove City College Dan Marsella 2003-05 Erskine College Corey VanderSluis 2003-05 Hilbert College Tom Heffernan 2003-05 Erskine College Joel Hughes 2004-06 Cazenovia College Jeff Riker 2004-06 SUNY Potsdam Eric Latendress 2004-06 Cazenovia College Kenny Gethers 2005-06 Rochester Institute of Tech. Steve Siechen 2005-07 Mercy College Justin Stern 2005-07 Keuka College Rich Buckmon 2006-07 SUNY Fredonia Chris Vincent 2006-08 SUNY Cortland Luke Schrader 2006-08 SUNY Oswego Cameron Manley 2006-08 Castleton State College Zack Thomsen 2006-08 West Virginia Inst. of Tech. Shane Williams 2006-08 Lindenwood University Pete Byrne 2007-08 University of Tampa

Player Yrs at OCC School Matt Potter 2007-09 Wentworth Institute of Tech. Jason Kondra 2007-09 SUNY Old Westbury Brandon Haughton 2007-09 Cazenovia College Tyler Eustace 2008-09 Buffalo State College Dave Foltz 2008-10 Wells College Zach Ryan 2009-11 Cazenovia College Andrew Lucio 2009-11 Morrisville State College Jordan Prior 2010-12 Morrisville State College Steve Lothridge 2010-12 Alfred University Tom Graf 2010-12 SUNY Potsdam Garrett Sisson 2011-13 St. John Fisher College Malik Mountain 2011-13 Cazenovia College Ryan Gavin 2012-13 Cazenovia College Tyler Bliss 2012-13 Morrisville State College Kyler Brown 2012-13 SUNY ESF Michael Scott 2013-15 West Virginia Tech Michael DeLuca 2013-15 Cazenovia College Trevor Smith 2013-15 SUNY Delhi Lloyd Parkmond 2013-15 SUNY Delhi Colyn Hanley 2013-15 St. John Fisher Nikeem Deleon 2014-16 SUNY Purchase Steve Dolgos 2014-16 Morrisville State College