Lauer Signs with UC Irvine
2006-07 1st-Team All-Pacific Coast Conference (PCC) selection, Brett Lauer, has signed with Division I UC Irvine.
Lauer averaged 16.6 points, 4.3 rebounds, 3.0 assists, and 2.1 steals per contest (overall in 28 games). He also shot 41% from 3 on the year. His high game was 36 points against Palomar College.
He finished with 465 total points, Giving him 750 total points through his first two seasons of competition.
In 15 conference games, Lauer averaged 17.7 points, 3.5 rebounds, 2.9 assists, and 2.4 steals per contest. He shot 46% from the floor and 45% from 3, including an 8-8 game from behind the arc against conference rival, Cuyamaca College. 8-8 is also a school record for not only the total number of 3 pointers in one single contest, but tied the best 3 point field goal percentage (100%) in a single game. He also shot 80% from the free throw line in conference play.
DeMarco Verbally Commits to Polytechnic University
Tommy DeMarco has verbally committed to Polytechnic University, a Division III NCAA institution in Brooklyn, NY.
DeMarco was in the Olympian program for three years (redshirting his first year). He scored 156 points in his two years with the Olympians. He made 26 three pointers during that stretch while shooting nearly 83% from the free throw line.
DeMarco competed in 37 total games for the Olympians, with a career high of 21 points.
DeMarco will compete for the starting point guard spot for the Fighting Blue Jays.
Ramirez Signs Professional Contract with Caballeros De Culiacan
Olympian guard, Dario Ramirez has signed a professional basketball contract with Caballeros De Culiacan of the Mexican Professional Basketball League.
In his 57 total games with the Olympians, Ramirez averaged 10.3 points while shooting 30% from behind the arc. He also shot 87% from the charity stripe. He concluded his two years with 589 total points.
Besides a salary and a monthly stipend, Ramirez has an education clause in his contract which will allow him to continue his education while playing the game he loves. More information.
Good luck to all of you and thank you for all of your hard work and dedication to the program.
