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DAILY FREEMAN

Freeman All-Stars
Mark Candelario Rob Lamont Justin Robinson

Ellenville 6-7 Senior 16.0 ppg

Pine Plains 6-5 Senior 15.4 ppg

Kingston 5-7 Junior 13.3 ppg

Joe Stortini

Mike Tamburri

Jovan Coffey

Mike Koehler

Player of the Y ear

Marlboro 5-11 Senior 14.1 ppg

Kingston 6-4 Senior 13.8 ppg

Coach of the Y ear

First team capsules

MARK CANDELARIO The 6-feet-7 Candelario provided an imposing presence inside for the Blue Devils, averaging 16 points 16.8 rebounds and 3.5 blocks. He controlled the middle on offense and defense according to coach Bryan Bonitz. He was an excellent defender and rebounder and was quick to outlet the ball to start our fast break. This year he became a force on offense by developing a quality post game. One of Candelarios biggest efforts was 29 points and 20 rebounds during a 70-61 victory over Saugerties. ROB LAMONT Lamont mixed it up inside to key another successful year for the Bombers, who repeated as Section 9, Class C champs. He surpassed the milestone of 1,000 career points while scoring 18 points during a 61-41 MHAL semifinal triumph over Millbrook. Lamont averaged 15.4 points and 7.1 rebounds. Willingness to take shots underneath enabled Lamont to reach the foul line on a regular basis, and he converted 69 of 103 attempts. His career concluded with a 13-point effort in a 62-44 loss to Tuckahoe in the regional semifinals. MIKE TAMBURRI A leader in every way possible, Tamburri was the heart and soul of Marlboros drive to MHAL and Section 9, Class A championships. He averaged 14.1 points, 3.1 rebounds, 3.3 assists and 2.9 steals. Tamburri made 43 3-point baskets while shooting at a 40-percent clip. In the MHAL title game against Pine Plains, he had 18 points. Six of Tamburris 15 points in the sectional final against Red Hook came during overtime. JOVAN COFFEY Coffey consistently provided double figures in points and rebounds for the Tigers, who started 15-0 on the way to a 17-3 season. Played much taller than his 6-4 height with superior leaping skill and long arms. Averaged 13.8 points, 10.4 rebounds and 2.1 steals. Also demonstrated an ability to shoot from the perimeter with 13 3-pointers. Scored a careerhigh 24 points in a 66-63 loss at Middletown. JUSTIN ROBINSON Multi-talented point guard Robinson made things happen for the Tigers in many ways. He averaged 13.3 points, 7.5 assists, 4.5 rebounds and 4.1 steals. In the Section 9, Class AA semifinals against Washingtonville, Robinson tied Jesse Cannies school assist record with 15. He was at his best in the seasons first meeting with ancient rival Newburgh, scoring 26 points and supplying 10 assists and eight rebounds. Kingston beat the Goldbacks for the first time in six years.

Honorees
Players of the Year
2012Joe Stortini, Red Hook 2011John Paulsen, Ellenville 2010DaVonne Dunlap, Kingston 2009DaVonne Dunlap, Kingston 2008Shereef Taylor, F.D. Roosevelt 2007Dustin Priest, Rondout Valley 2006Greg Nero, Red Hook 2005Greg Nero, Red Hook 2004Artavius Fisher, Kingston 2003Keith Simmons, Kingston 2002Artavius Fisher, Kingston 2001Keith Simmons, Kingston 2000Jamal Lis-Simmons, Highland 1999Jamal Lis-Simmons, Highland 1998Jesse Cort, Red Hook 1997Jamie Nero, Red Hook 1996Jamie Nero, Red Hook 1995John Parisio, Rondout Valley 1994Raymond Younger, Ellenville 1993Justin Lowe, Marlboro 1992Eric Bell, Wallkill 1991Earl Oliver, Ellenville 1990Chris Fabiano, Saugerties 1989Janton Shorter, Kingston 1988Raynard Shorter, Ellenville 1987Dan Rusk, Marlboro 1986Anders Vestergaard, Kingston 1985Erin Griffin, Red Hook 1984Ken Galloway, Onteora 1983Ken Galloway, Onteora 1982Don Van Demark, Kingston 1981Charles Davis, New Paltz 1980Ed Ware, Ellenville 1979Jeff Johnson, Wallkill 1978John Dalzell, Red Hook 1977Matt Kurdziel, Red Hook 1976Don Timbrouck, Kingston 1975Corey Chambers, Kingston 1974Paul Kane, Rhinebeck 1973Paul Kane, Rhinebeck 1972Rich Koegel, Saugerties 1971Joe Bush, Onteora

Caoches of the Year

2012Mike Koehler, Marlboro 2011Bryan Bonitz, Ellenville 2010Rod Chando, Red Hook 2009Alex Albany, Coleman 2008Rod Chando, Red Hook 2007Jim Malak, Rondout Valley 2006Rod Chando, Red Hook 2005Rod Chando, Red Hook 2004Rod Chando, Red Hook 2003Rod Chando, Red Hook 2002Ron Kelder, Kingston 2001Kris Felicello, Onteora 2000Ron Kelder, Kingston 1999Rick Roden, CoxsackieAthens 1998Kris Felicello, Onteora 1997Paul Kane, Rhinebeck 1996Rod Chando, Red Hook 1995Rod Chando, Red Hook 1994Ken Ralph, Ellenville 1993Rod Chando, Red Hook 1992Steve Eggink, Saugerties 1991Eric McLaud, Wallkill 1990Ken Ralph, Ellenville 1989Joe Stoutenburg, Kingston 1988Rick Pesavento, Wallkill 1987Joe Detz, Marlboro 1986Rick Pesavento, Wallkill 1985Bill DuBois, Coleman 1984Rick Pesavento, Wallkill 1983Frank Felicello, Marlboro 1982Joe Defino, Kingston 1981Frank Felicello, Marlboro 1980Ken Ralph, Ellenville 1979Jeff Hartman, Wallkill 1978Charles Busick, Highland 1977Rod Chando, Red Hook 1976Mike Rienzo, Sr., Kingston 1975Mike Rienzo, Sr., Kingston 1974Joe Ciampi, Marlboro 1973Joe Ciampi, Marlboro 1972John Meehan, Sr., Rondout Valley 1971Ron Pape, Onteora

Chosen by Freeman Sports Staff Player of the Year: Joe Stortini, Red Hook (6-3, Sr., 25.5 ppg) Coach of the Year: Mike Koehler, Marlboro (17-5 record) Second Team PLAYER SCHOOL HT. YR. PPG Felix Riascos Roosevelt 6-5 Jr. 18.0 Saugerties 6-1 Sr. 17.3 Marc Whitaker Alex Smith Marlboro 6-5 Jr. 13.9 Zack Cone New Paltz 6-0 Sr. 13.7 Jamie Paneto Wallkill 6-1 Sr. 13.6 Third Team PLAYER SCHOOL HT. YR. PPG Red Hook 6-4 Sr. 16.0 Yegor Stjupan Nick Sorel Rhinebeck 5-10 Sr. 15.3 Justin Cooper Pine Plains 6-3 Jr. 14.4 Adrian Echols Ellenville 5-10 Sr. 12.8 Ben DeForest Rondout Valley 6-2 Sr. 11.2 Honorable Mention Coleman: Jordan Shaw, Justin Bressack Kingston: Jordan DeCicco, D.J. Mapes, Micah Riddick Zach Short Marlboro: Austin Beck, Ryan Cary, Matt Tamburri Allen Musacchio New Paltz: Bryan Krebs Onteora: Nick Occhi Pine Plains: Tyler Lydon, Zach Lydon Red Hook: Ray Wright, Sean Michitsch Saugerties: Scott Melville, J.T. Elmendorf Wallkill: Rob Grullon

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