OCC’s Twin Towers
The SUNY-OCC Women’s team defeated Columbia Green Community College Sunday 97-80. Sophomores Sam Britton (left) and Sydni Euri combined for 51 points, 24 rebounds, five steals and three assists. The team’s record improved to 26-6. Soon they will travel to Rockford, IL for the NJCAA Div. II Championship.
Britton became the school’s all-time leading women’s scorer this season.
Onondaga County Community College (Ballin’ in Style)
Syracuse FC took 8 shots on goal last night against FC Buffalo. Two of them, one by Jacob Kohlbrenner (pictured), and another by Nate Bourdeau found the back of the net. After tonight’s win, Syracuse will host Erie on Saturday.
Syracuse FC pre-game march
Signs of Victory: This week the yellow smoke and red checkered flag signaled victory for Syracuse FC. The team picked up the first win of the season by beating Dayton 1-0.
Syracuse FC’s Nate Bourdeau scored a goal in the first half of today’s game. It ended up being the difference in the 1-0 win against the Dayton Dynamo. It was the club’s first win. They lost to Dayton last week.
Rochester’s Shemere Elliott carved out some serious space in the box and got a bucket during a game before the semester break. OCC was recently ranked #1 in a weekly NJCAA Div. 3 poll.
This is how we chill on Onondaga Hill
Tyler Sullivan, the fan, cheers on his old team on Saturday.
Former Liverpool guard Tyler Sullivan was in the stands to cheer on his former team at the Peppino’s Tournament last night. Liverpool was thumped by Ludden in front of a packed crowd.
Today, however, Sullivan came to ball. The Onondaga Community College freshman played a solid floor game and stuffed the stat sheet with a 19 point performance in 29 minutes of action. He shot 56 percent from the field, including 2 of 4 from three, and 78 percent from the line. He also added five assists and five steals. Quantae Elijah poured in 20 points as well.
Tyler Sullivan (the baller) drives to the hoop on Sunday.
The OCC Men defeated Clinton Community College 90-56, which put a cap on a great weekend of sports action in Syracuse, but the bigger story may have occured earlier in the day when the Lady Lazers shut down Clinton 104-30.
Dishing an assist