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2010 - 2011 Schedule Max Ziel Classic (Nov 19-20) Nov 19 YORK Nov 20 KEYSTONE Nov 28 Ithaca Dec 3 Fredonia* Dec 4 Buffalo State* Dec 7 RIT Dec 17 MORRISVILLE Jan 5 ST. LAWRENCE Jan 8 Cortland* Jan 11 Oneonta* Jan 14 POTSDAM* Jan 15 PLATTSBURGH* Jan 21 Geneseo* Jan 22 Brockport*
8 p.m. 6 p.m. 4 p.m. 8 p.m. 4 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 8 p.m. 8 p.m. 8 p.m. 8 p.m. 4 p.m. 8 p.m. 4 p.m.
Jan 25 Jan 28 Jan 29 Feb 1 Feb 4 Feb 6 Feb 11 Feb 12 Feb 15 Feb 18 Feb 19 Feb 22 Feb 25 Feb 26
New Paltz* 8 p.m. BUFFALO STATE* 8 p.m. FREDONIA* 6 p.m. ONEONTA* 8 p.m. CORTLAND* 8 p.m. SUNY Cobleskill 7 p.m. Plattsburgh* 8 p.m. Potsdam* 4 p.m. NEW PALTZ* 8 p.m. BROCKPORT* 8 p.m. GENESEO* 4 p.m. SUNYAC Quarters TBD SUNYAC Semifinals TBD SUNYAC Finals TBD
* - Denotes SUNYAC Contest Home Contests in BOLD CAPS athletics.oswego.edu
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Oswego State Men’s Basketball 2010-11
Welcome to Oswego State Athletics
About SUNY Oswego
Welcome to Oswego State Athletics — Welcome to Success! As you go through the process of choosing a college, I hope you will realize all the tremendous advantages Oswego holds for you. Our beautiful campus on the shore of Lake Ontario is one of the most striking settings in the country. Our focus is on developing outstanding student athletes with a talented coaching staff, ever-improving indoor and outdoor facilities, and a strong academic support program. As an Oswego athlete, you will have the opportunity to test yourself in the classroom and in competition. You will be encouraged to achieve at a high level and supported in your endeavors.
At SUNY Oswego we foster liberal and professional learning in a dynamic, interactive, and supportive environment. SUNY Oswego offers an opportunity for students to pursue unlimited horizons. With a student body of more than 8,400 learners, we are large enough to offer more than 100 programs of study yet small enough for students to form quality relationships with each other and caring faculty.
Timothy Hale Director of Intercollegiate Athletics
On behalf of our entire staff, we look forward to having you join us as an Oswego State student-athlete.
Timothy G. Hale
The SUNY Athletic Conference One of the oldest and strongest Division III conferences in the nations, the State University of New York Athletic Conference (SUNYAC) embarks upon its sixth decade with the same commitment to athletic and academic excellence that has remained the league’s guiding light since its formation.
Men’s Basketball Member Institutions Brockport Buffalo State Cortland Fredonia Geneseo New Paltz Oneonta Oswego Plattsburgh Potsdam
No strangers to NCAA postseason tournaments, the SUNYAC membership boasts 32 national championship teams and countless All-Americans. Presently, the conference members compete in 20 sports: nine for men and eleven for women. Last year, the SUNYAC crowned men’s team champions in baseball, basketball, cross-country, ice hockey, indoor & outdoor track, lacrosse, soccer, and swimming/diving. The league also awarded women’s championships in basketball, cross-country, field hockey, indoor & outdoor track, lacrosse, soccer, softball, swimming/diving, tennis, and volleyball.
Our learner-centered approach stresses quality education and experience inside and outside the classroom on our scenic, 690-acre lakeside campus. Students pursue bright futures through programs in our College of Liberal Arts and Sciences; School of Business; School of Communication, Media, and the Arts; and School of Education – as well as innovative interdisciplinary programs that cross traditional boundaries. Oswego opens doors to the future with internships and study-abroad opportunities that consistently rate among the highest in the SUNY system.
The Student-Athlete Comes First
Oswego State Quick Facts
In the Classroom
Quick Facts
Today’s student-athletes are faced with many challenges both on and off the playing field. With this in mind, Oswego State is proud to have developed one of the leading NCAA Challenging Athletic Minds for Personal Success (CHAMPS)/Life Skills programs in the country, consisting of five commitment areas: * Athletic excellence * Academic excellence * Personal development * Career development * Service Oswego State has two staff members dedicated to academic support programs for its student-athletes, such as the Student-Athlete Athletic Advisory Committee (SAAC) and Student-Athlete Mentor (SAM) programs in addition to the CHAMPS/Life Skills program.
Founded: 1861 Location: Oswego, New York, 13126 Enrollment: 7,400 undergraduate students
1,100 graduate students
Nickname: Lakers School Colors: Hunter Green and Gold Home Court: Max Ziel Gymnasium Conference: State University of New York Athletic Conference (SUNYAC) Affiliation: NCAA Division III President: Deborah F. Stanley Athletic Director: Timothy G. Hale Athletics Phone: 315.312.3056
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Oswego State’s commitment to serving the well-being and readiness of its student-athletes extends from the classroom to the quality of athletic facilities. Laker Hall, which was built in 1968, serves as the Lakers’ primary indoor facility and is home to the Oswego State Athletic Department.
Facilities Include:
Max Ziel Gymnasium - 3,500 capacity Campus Center Ice Area - Opened October 2006 Laker Pool - Six lanes and separate diving well Weight Training Room - Renovated and expanded Fall 2008 Laker Field Complex - Game and practice fields for baseball, softball, track and
field, field hockey, soccer, and lacrosse, including six tennis courts Wrestling Practice Area - 40-ft by 80-ft area with two regulation practice circles
Head Coach: Adam Stockwell Phone: 315.312.2379 Email: [email protected] Assistant Coaches: Joe Clarke, Bill Farden, and Kenny Sturges Athletic Trainers: Gary Fulsaas, Anthony Wendt Equipment Manager: Rhonda Taylor 2009-2010 Overall Record: 13-13 2009-2010 SUNYAC Record: 7-11 Last SUNYAC Tournament: 2010 Website: athletics.oswego.edu
Head Coach Adam Stockwell Adam Stockwell starts his second season at the helm of the Oswego State men’s basketball program after guiding the Lakers to a 13-13 overall record and qualifying for the SUNYAC Playoffs in his first season. Stockwell became the 15th coach in the 86-year history of the Lakers’ program in 2009.
EMAIL: [email protected] PHONE: 315.312.2379 Career Record at Oswego: 13-13 Overall 7-11 SUNYAC Coaching Highlights: • 2007-08 Liberty League Coach of the Year • Clarkson’s First NCAA Tournament Appearance 2007-08 • Three straight post-season appearances at Clarkson Collegiate Career Highlights: • LeMoyne Athletics Hall of Fame Inductee (2007) • GTE/CoSIDA Academic All-District Team (1996) • Honorable Mention All-American (1996)
• 21.1 PPG, 5.6 RPG Senior Season
A native of Ellisburg, NY, Stockwell guided the Clarkson Golden Knights into postseason play from 2006-2009, including the program’s first-ever NCAA Division III Championship appearance during the 2007-08 season after capturing the Liberty League tournament title. That same season, he went on to garner conference Coach of the Year accolades. In 2006-07, Stockwell guided Clarkson to a 14-12 mark and an Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) Upstate postseason tournament appearance. In 2008-09, the Golden Knights went 15-11 and reached the Liberty League semifinals for the second straight season as the number four seed, losing to NCAA tournament “Sweet 16” participant St. Lawrence. Prior to Clarkson, Stockwell served as an assistant coach at Canisius College from 1999-2004, where his duties included recruiting, scouting, and on-floor coaching. He helped lead the Golden Griffins to a 20-11 record during the 2000-01 season, only the sixth 20-win season in the school’s 100-year history. He also helped develop four players who moved on to play professionally. He coached at Christian Brothers Academy in Syracuse for one season (1997-98) before beginning his collegiate coaching career at Penn State-Behrend in Erie, PA (199899), where he helped the Lions to a 21-7 record and the ECAC South Championship. Stockwell, who graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Economics from LeMoyne College in 1996, was a three-year starter for the Dolphins from 1993-96. He led the team to a 24-6 record and an appearance in the NCAA Division II Championship tournament. At LeMoyne, Stockwell ranks ninth in career scoring (1,458), sixth in steals (144), second in 3-point field goal percentage (.420) and fourth in 3-point field goals made (170). Stockwell graduated from Belleville-Henderson High School in 1992 as a 2,000-point scorer. Along with his father, James, the Stockwells are the only father-son combination in New York State high school basketball history to both score over 2,000 points.
2009-2010 Season in Review Late-Season Surge Puts Lakers In Playoffs
The men’s basketball team started the season strong by winning the Max Ziel Tournament as freshman forward Hayden Ward was named to the all-tournament team and sophomore forward Chad Burridge was selected as the tournament MVP. The Lakers won three of their final four conference games to earn the seventh seed in the SUNYAC Playoffs before finishing the year at 13-13 overall. Burridge led Oswego State in scoring, rebounding, and recorded 54 blocks to bring his career total to 139, which ranks second in program history. He went on to be named to the All-SUNYAC Second Team.
2009-10 Second Team All-SUNYAC Chad Burridge
2009-2010 Roster No. 1 3 4 5 10 11 21 22 23 24 33 34 40
Name Stanley Francois Sean Michele Conor Monaghan Ryan Sheridan Alex Mirabito Jose Uribe Chad Burridge Brian Gebhardt Luke Schrader Chris Gilkes Mike McSloy Hayden Ward Brenden Nollet
Pos. F G G G G G F G G F G F F
Ht. 6-2 5-9 6-4 6-3 6-0 6-3 6-7 5-11 6-2 6-1 6-1 6-6 6-7
Wt. 205 160 195 180 175 175 200 155 180 225 175 215 205
Yr. Sr. So. So. So. Fr. Jr. So. So. Sr. Fr. So. Fr. Fr.
Hometown/High School Valley Cottage, N.Y. / Suffern HS East Rochester, N.Y. / East Rochester HS Brooklyn, N.Y. / Xavier HS Blauvelt, N.Y. / Tappan Zee HS Oneonta, N.Y. / Oneonta HS Queens, N.Y. / Newtown HS Hannibal, N.Y. / Hannibal HS Fairport, N.Y. / Nazareth College Mohawk, N.Y. / Onondaga CC Syracuse, N.Y. / Fowler HS Kings Park, N.Y. / Kings Park HS Montauk, N.Y. / East Hampton HS Hannibal, N.Y. / Hannibal HS
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2010 - 2011 Schedule Max Ziel Classic (Nov 19-20) Nov 19 YORK Nov 20 KEYSTONE Nov 28 Ithaca Dec 3 Fredonia* Dec 4 Buffalo State* Dec 7 RIT Dec 17 MORRISVILLE Jan 5 ST. LAWRENCE Jan 8 Cortland* Jan 11 Oneonta* Jan 14 POTSDAM* Jan 15 PLATTSBURGH* Jan 21 Geneseo* Jan 22 Brockport*
8 p.m. 6 p.m. 4 p.m. 8 p.m. 4 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 8 p.m. 8 p.m. 8 p.m. 8 p.m. 4 p.m. 8 p.m. 4 p.m.
Jan 25 Jan 28 Jan 29 Feb 1 Feb 4 Feb 6 Feb 11 Feb 12 Feb 15 Feb 18 Feb 19 Feb 22 Feb 25 Feb 26
New Paltz* 8 p.m. BUFFALO STATE* 8 p.m. FREDONIA* 6 p.m. ONEONTA* 8 p.m. CORTLAND* 8 p.m. SUNY Cobleskill 7 p.m. Plattsburgh* 8 p.m. Potsdam* 4 p.m. NEW PALTZ* 8 p.m. BROCKPORT* 8 p.m. GENESEO* 4 p.m. SUNYAC Quarters TBD SUNYAC Semifinals TBD SUNYAC Finals TBD
* - Denotes SUNYAC Contest Home Contests in BOLD CAPS athletics.oswego.edu
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Welcome to Oswego State Athletics
About SUNY Oswego
Welcome to Oswego State Athletics — Welcome to Success! As you go through the process of choosing a college, I hope you will realize all the tremendous advantages Oswego holds for you. Our beautiful campus on the shore of Lake Ontario is one of the most striking settings in the country. Our focus is on developing outstanding student athletes with a talented coaching staff, ever-improving indoor and outdoor facilities, and a strong academic support program. As an Oswego athlete, you will have the opportunity to test yourself in the classroom and in competition. You will be encouraged to achieve at a high level and supported in your endeavors.
At SUNY Oswego we foster liberal and professional learning in a dynamic, interactive, and supportive environment. SUNY Oswego offers an opportunity for students to pursue unlimited horizons. With a student body of more than 8,400 learners, we are large enough to offer more than 100 programs of study yet small enough for students to form quality relationships with each other and caring faculty.
Timothy Hale Director of Intercollegiate Athletics
On behalf of our entire staff, we look forward to having you join us as an Oswego State student-athlete.
Timothy G. Hale
The SUNY Athletic Conference One of the oldest and strongest Division III conferences in the nations, the State University of New York Athletic Conference (SUNYAC) embarks upon its sixth decade with the same commitment to athletic and academic excellence that has remained the league’s guiding light since its formation.
Men’s Basketball Member Institutions Brockport Buffalo State Cortland Fredonia Geneseo New Paltz Oneonta Oswego Plattsburgh Potsdam
No strangers to NCAA postseason tournaments, the SUNYAC membership boasts 32 national championship teams and countless All-Americans. Presently, the conference members compete in 20 sports: nine for men and eleven for women. Last year, the SUNYAC crowned men’s team champions in baseball, basketball, cross-country, ice hockey, indoor & outdoor track, lacrosse, soccer, and swimming/diving. The league also awarded women’s championships in basketball, cross-country, field hockey, indoor & outdoor track, lacrosse, soccer, softball, swimming/diving, tennis, and volleyball.
Our learner-centered approach stresses quality education and experience inside and outside the classroom on our scenic, 690-acre lakeside campus. Students pursue bright futures through programs in our College of Liberal Arts and Sciences; School of Business; School of Communication, Media, and the Arts; and School of Education – as well as innovative interdisciplinary programs that cross traditional boundaries. Oswego opens doors to the future with internships and study-abroad opportunities that consistently rate among the highest in the SUNY system.
The Student-Athlete Comes First
Oswego State Quick Facts
In the Classroom
Quick Facts
Today’s student-athletes are faced with many challenges both on and off the playing field. With this in mind, Oswego State is proud to have developed one of the leading NCAA Challenging Athletic Minds for Personal Success (CHAMPS)/Life Skills programs in the country, consisting of five commitment areas: * Athletic excellence * Academic excellence * Personal development * Career development * Service Oswego State has two staff members dedicated to academic support programs for its student-athletes, such as the Student-Athlete Athletic Advisory Committee (SAAC) and Student-Athlete Mentor (SAM) programs in addition to the CHAMPS/Life Skills program.
Founded: 1861 Location: Oswego, New York, 13126 Enrollment: 7,400 undergraduate students
1,100 graduate students
Nickname: Lakers School Colors: Hunter Green and Gold Home Court: Max Ziel Gymnasium Conference: State University of New York Athletic Conference (SUNYAC) Affiliation: NCAA Division III President: Deborah F. Stanley Athletic Director: Timothy G. Hale Athletics Phone: 315.312.3056
Laker Men’s Basketball
Facilities
Oswego State’s commitment to serving the well-being and readiness of its student-athletes extends from the classroom to the quality of athletic facilities. Laker Hall, which was built in 1968, serves as the Lakers’ primary indoor facility and is home to the Oswego State Athletic Department.
Facilities Include:
Max Ziel Gymnasium - 3,500 capacity Campus Center Ice Area - Opened October 2006 Laker Pool - Six lanes and separate diving well Weight Training Room - Renovated and expanded Fall 2008 Laker Field Complex - Game and practice fields for baseball, softball, track and
field, field hockey, soccer, and lacrosse, including six tennis courts Wrestling Practice Area - 40-ft by 80-ft area with two regulation practice circles
Head Coach: Adam Stockwell Phone: 315.312.2379 Email: [email protected] Assistant Coaches: Joe Clarke, Bill Farden, and Kenny Sturges Athletic Trainers: Gary Fulsaas, Anthony Wendt Equipment Manager: Rhonda Taylor 2009-2010 Overall Record: 13-13 2009-2010 SUNYAC Record: 7-11 Last SUNYAC Tournament: 2010 Website: athletics.oswego.edu
Head Coach Adam Stockwell Adam Stockwell starts his second season at the helm of the Oswego State men’s basketball program after guiding the Lakers to a 13-13 overall record and qualifying for the SUNYAC Playoffs in his first season. Stockwell became the 15th coach in the 86-year history of the Lakers’ program in 2009.
EMAIL: [email protected] PHONE: 315.312.2379 Career Record at Oswego: 13-13 Overall 7-11 SUNYAC Coaching Highlights: • 2007-08 Liberty League Coach of the Year • Clarkson’s First NCAA Tournament Appearance 2007-08 • Three straight post-season appearances at Clarkson Collegiate Career Highlights: • LeMoyne Athletics Hall of Fame Inductee (2007) • GTE/CoSIDA Academic All-District Team (1996) • Honorable Mention All-American (1996)
• 21.1 PPG, 5.6 RPG Senior Season
A native of Ellisburg, NY, Stockwell guided the Clarkson Golden Knights into postseason play from 2006-2009, including the program’s first-ever NCAA Division III Championship appearance during the 2007-08 season after capturing the Liberty League tournament title. That same season, he went on to garner conference Coach of the Year accolades. In 2006-07, Stockwell guided Clarkson to a 14-12 mark and an Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) Upstate postseason tournament appearance. In 2008-09, the Golden Knights went 15-11 and reached the Liberty League semifinals for the second straight season as the number four seed, losing to NCAA tournament “Sweet 16” participant St. Lawrence. Prior to Clarkson, Stockwell served as an assistant coach at Canisius College from 1999-2004, where his duties included recruiting, scouting, and on-floor coaching. He helped lead the Golden Griffins to a 20-11 record during the 2000-01 season, only the sixth 20-win season in the school’s 100-year history. He also helped develop four players who moved on to play professionally. He coached at Christian Brothers Academy in Syracuse for one season (1997-98) before beginning his collegiate coaching career at Penn State-Behrend in Erie, PA (199899), where he helped the Lions to a 21-7 record and the ECAC South Championship. Stockwell, who graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Economics from LeMoyne College in 1996, was a three-year starter for the Dolphins from 1993-96. He led the team to a 24-6 record and an appearance in the NCAA Division II Championship tournament. At LeMoyne, Stockwell ranks ninth in career scoring (1,458), sixth in steals (144), second in 3-point field goal percentage (.420) and fourth in 3-point field goals made (170). Stockwell graduated from Belleville-Henderson High School in 1992 as a 2,000-point scorer. Along with his father, James, the Stockwells are the only father-son combination in New York State high school basketball history to both score over 2,000 points.
2009-2010 Season in Review Late-Season Surge Puts Lakers In Playoffs
The men’s basketball team started the season strong by winning the Max Ziel Tournament as freshman forward Hayden Ward was named to the all-tournament team and sophomore forward Chad Burridge was selected as the tournament MVP. The Lakers won three of their final four conference games to earn the seventh seed in the SUNYAC Playoffs before finishing the year at 13-13 overall. Burridge led Oswego State in scoring, rebounding, and recorded 54 blocks to bring his career total to 139, which ranks second in program history. He went on to be named to the All-SUNYAC Second Team.
2009-10 Second Team All-SUNYAC Chad Burridge
2009-2010 Roster No. 1 3 4 5 10 11 21 22 23 24 33 34 40
Name Stanley Francois Sean Michele Conor Monaghan Ryan Sheridan Alex Mirabito Jose Uribe Chad Burridge Brian Gebhardt Luke Schrader Chris Gilkes Mike McSloy Hayden Ward Brenden Nollet
Pos. F G G G G G F G G F G F F
Ht. 6-2 5-9 6-4 6-3 6-0 6-3 6-7 5-11 6-2 6-1 6-1 6-6 6-7
Wt. 205 160 195 180 175 175 200 155 180 225 175 215 205
Yr. Sr. So. So. So. Fr. Jr. So. So. Sr. Fr. So. Fr. Fr.
Hometown/High School Valley Cottage, N.Y. / Suffern HS East Rochester, N.Y. / East Rochester HS Brooklyn, N.Y. / Xavier HS Blauvelt, N.Y. / Tappan Zee HS Oneonta, N.Y. / Oneonta HS Queens, N.Y. / Newtown HS Hannibal, N.Y. / Hannibal HS Fairport, N.Y. / Nazareth College Mohawk, N.Y. / Onondaga CC Syracuse, N.Y. / Fowler HS Kings Park, N.Y. / Kings Park HS Montauk, N.Y. / East Hampton HS Hannibal, N.Y. / Hannibal HS
