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2016 National Coach of the Year
The Toledo Celtics Director of Coaching Kirk Brazeau was honored as the Ohio North State Level, USYS Region II and NSCAA National Coach of the Year after 2 out of his 4 teams captured State titles with one of them moving onto the National Championships in Frisco, Texas in July.
Welcome Back Reminders
Welcome back for the start of the 2017 campaign. Here below are a few reminders as we journey into the next season.
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Celtics Indoor Training:
Training begins this week, December 5th. The individual team calendars have been updated with your teams specific training time slots. Here below is also a copy of the schedule.
|Practice Days
|Practice Times
U8 Boys
U9 Black
|Monday & Wednesday
|U10 Green
U11 Black
U11 Green
|Tuesday & Thursday
|U12 Green
|Monday & Wednesday
|U13 Black
|Monday & Wednesday
|U13 Green
|Tuesday & Thursday
|U14 Black
|Tuesday & Thursday
|U14 Green
|U15 Black
|Tuesday & Thursday
|U16 Black
|Monday & Wednesday
|U16 Green
Tuesday & Thursday
|U17 Black
|Monday & Wednesday
U17 Green
Tuesday & Thursday
U18 Green
|Tuesday & Thursday
U18 Black
U19 Black
|Tuesday & Thursday
|Keeper Training U13 - U19
|Keeper Training U8 - U12
The Toledo Celtics are 2016 Ohio North State Champions!!!
The Toledo Celtics are proud to announce a historic club run for the 2016 Ohio North State Cup. With our club entering only 8 teams into the competition, 5 of those teams earned their way out of group play and into the quarterfinals and beyond, with each team who lost bowing out to an eventual State Champion or finalist. Our U14 Black team finished as a State Quarterfinalist, the U12 and U18 Black both reached the State Semifinals, and both our U15 and U16 teams brought a State Championship in 2016.
"I cannot say how proud I am of all of our teams, and it is so great to see their efforts rewarded." Director of Coaching Kirk Brazeau says. "One thing we teach our players consistently is to develop a mindset of doing more with less. Whether it may be on the field, in the classroom or the social perspective, being able to accomplish great things often comes from focus and eliminating all of the outside noise. From our viewpoint, the more you can achieve by maximizing the strengths you possess, the more effective you will be in each facet of your life."
"This type of mentality filters throughout our club, as we may not possess some of the same luxuries that larger clubs may have available to them. However, we are still developing, teaching and producing players and teams who are able to compete and achieve the same lofty goals and expectations as our counterparts. While some may view Toledo Celtics as a smaller club, we have consistently been able maximize the abilities of our players and teams, and take great pride in our club members and their abilities. With each of our players buying into the club mantra of – Learn. Develop. Succeed. – we are now beginning to see our players set new and higher standards each day."
"To enter a smaller number of overall teams into such a tough competition is always risky when you look at it from a results based perspective. But at Celtics, the strength of our player development model and teaching methods allows our players to understand that there is more to the success than just score lines. If you are preparing, working and training in a way that you are focused on becoming better with each touch, the in the minute results have a way of matching up with the long term development and success of our players. Through patience and work rate, both individually and collectively, our players have bought into this process, and now are beginning to reap the benefits."
The 2016 State Cup run is one of the most successful in club history, and we are excited to say that our teams again represented Toledo Celtics and Northwest Ohio Soccer with pride and excellence.
State Champions
Our U15 Black team earned their first State Championship in their first year together, going 5-0 throughout their State Cup Run and outscoring their opponents 16-2 in the process. The team had challenges at every turn, having to defeat last year's State-Semifinalist (Team Challenger 2-1), State Finalist (Cleveland United 4-0) and defending State Champion (Pacesetter 2-0). The U15 Black have achieved a season record of 18-0-1, winning championships at the Annandale Premier Cup, Adidas Blue Chip Showcase, Ohio North State Cup Championships and having a 3rd place finish out of 72 teams at the Crossroads of America Showcase based upon goal differential. For being a first year team, this is an unprecedented run that they have achieved, and hope to continue to learn and development against an extremely tough group at the Regional Championships.
Our U16 Black team embraced the "underdog" role to make their run to a 2nd State Championship in 4 years. With ultra high work rate, they collectively willed themselves through the State tournament, and are the club soccer version of the "cardiac kids". In defying some of the longest odds, fighting through injuries to 4 starters and several different levels of adversity, the team found a way to host Ohio Norths ultimate prize. Beginning with a last minute 3-3 draw to advance out of group play against Team Challenger, the team then found themselves down 2-0 at the end of the first half to the defending state champions CSA. The team would not quit, and came back with 3 goals in the second half to win 3-2 and advance to a rematch with Team Challenger in the final. In the final game, the team defended very well, and caught some luck along the way, with Taylor Miles finding the back of the net with the game winner (1-0) with 20 minutes to go. The team has compiled a record of 15-3-3 throughout the season, while earning championships at the Annandale Premier Cup, Adidas Blue Chip Showcase and Ohio North State Cup.
State Semifinalists
The Toledo Celtics U12 Black had a great tournament run, getting stronger in each game along the way. They finished group play at 2-1, and moved onto a hard fought State Quarterfinal against group winner CFC and came away with a 4-1 to advance to the State Semifinals. In the State Semifinal, the team battled Internationals evenly throughout the game, with both teams creating limited scoring opportunities. Unfortunately, the ball didn't bounce the boys' way, and they ended up dropping the game, 2-0, to the eventual State Champions.
Our U18 Black team started off the season with the goal of making another strong run in State Cup, and had their ambitions set on earning a spot in the State Cup Final. The team stuck together through what can be a very tough senior year, and remained dedicated to their goals, arriving in the State Semifinals against a very familiar and strong Pacesetter team. The talent level of Northwest Ohio was on full display, as the teams traded goals in regulation to send the game to overtime at 1-1. Even with chances for both sides in the 30 minute overtime session, the game couldn't be decided and headed to PK's to determine who would head to the State Final. In a shootout session where both teams traded makes and misses through the first 5 shooters, the team wasn't able to finish on the 6th shooter and came up as just short of their ultimate goal. The team ends its run with the Toledo Celtics as one of the most decorated teams in club history, and too many memories to write on one page. Out of 14 players who were on the roster with the team this year, 11 of them will continue their soccer career in college, further vindicating the work and development that they all trained so hard for.
State Quarterfinalists
The U14 Boys Black team earned their way through group play at 2-1, and found themselves in a match up with a very strong CSA team in the State Quarterfinals. While both teams battled and scrapped, the game couldn't be settled with after 100 minutes and overtime, and the team headed to PK's to settle match. While goalkeeper Alex Schraeger did his best all day to keep CSA off the board with some great saves, the team eventually fell in the PK shootout to the eventual State Finalists. In an effort that each player should be proud of, the team proved that they have a very bright future ahead of them.
Well done to all of our Toledo Celtics teams this year, you couldn't have made your staff more proud!!!
Toledo Celtics Wrap Up Spring Showcase Series In Championship Fashion!
The Toledo Celtics U15-U18 Boys Black teams wrapped up their Spring Showcase Series in very impressive fashion, earning a combined 24-8-5 record while playing against some of the top competition from US regions I, II and III. Each team grasped the challenge of competing in 3 of the country's top collegiate showcases, and understood that each game would present a different and stimulating challenge in continuing their development. The boys didn't shy away, as each team recorded at least a .500 record against some of the top clubs in the country, and an overall .716 Winning Percentage across all of our teams.
"The teams really did well to enhance their development and adapt to new and different styles of soccer, both in competition, but also in regards to tactical adjustments. Our teams played some extremely high level competition, and proved that while Toledo's soccer community may not be viewed as a large soccer market, it definitely does have some high quality talent and teams." says Director of Coaching and Head Coach Kirk Brazeau. "Each team faced significant challenges and responded in earnest, and it particularly makes me proud to see our players be rewarded for their time, effort and dedication. Not only to have our teams participating at the best levels we can, but also competing and succeeding says quite a bit about one of our club mantras - Learn. Develop. Succeed. - By exposing our players to such quality soccer, it shows that Toledo Celtics is committed to the development of our kids, not only as soccer players, but also as high character individuals. It is fantastic for the boys to be rewarded for all of their effort with positive results, and those positive results are a direct indication of our players growing on the development spectrum. I couldn't be more proud of our players, and am happy to be able to share these type of experiences with them."
The U15 Black led the way with an undefeated overall 9-0-1 record, including group championships at both the Annandale Premier Cup and Adidas Blue Chip Showcases, as well as finishing as a finalist in the Crossroads of America Showcase. In the Annandale Premier cup, the team went 4-0, keeping a clean sheet the entire weekend and outscoring their opponents from Region I 14-0. In the Crossroads of America Showcase, all teams in the U15 age group are lumped into one large flight, and the team finished 3rd out of 63 teams based upon their goal differential. In their final event, the Adidas Blue Chip Showcase, the team faced it's toughest competition to date, and responding by finishing with a 2-0-1 record against high quality teams from Region I, II and III. The boys culminated their showcase season with a gritty win over an excellent Pittsburgh Riverhounds Academy team 1-0, and secured the top spot in their group with the full 3 points from the game.
The U16 Black team wrapped up their showcase series with an impressive 6-1-2 record, all the while playing against top flight competition who posed several different challenges and playing styles for the boys to adapt to. The team finished at the top of their group at the Annandale Premier Cup with a 3-0 record, finishing the weekend outscoring their opponents 13-1 along the way. In the Crossroads of America Showcase, the boys showed up slow to their first game, but responded with a win over top ranked SC Waukesha 2-0 and a hard fought 2-2 draw against MRL Premier I side, Fort Wayne Academy. At the Adidas Blue Chip showcase, the team opened with an impressive 3-0 over Indiana State semi-finalist Alliance FC, a grinding 2-1 over FC Nova, and a 1-1 draw against one of the most recognized clubs in the country, Javanon, which earned them the top spot in their group.
The U17 Black expanded their showcase footprint this year, and traveled to some new and challenging events, with this being the first time they have competed in the Annandale Premier Cup and Adidas Blue Chip showcase. The team struggled to find their identity at first, but rebounded to secure a 4-4-1 record over the three events. The 17's beat a solid SJEB Red team from New Jersey at Annandale Premier Cup, and at Crossroads, they opened with a draw against Indiana state semifinalist Three Lions Elite, and ended their weekend with a solid win over Woodbury Galaxy from Minnesota. The team saved their best for last however, as they opened their final showcase with a good 2-0 win over Kentucky state semifinalist United 96 FC, and a resounding 5-0 win over Cincinnati CUP Black in the second game. The team was shorthanded the next morning and dropped a tough result to a very good Chicago Inferno team in their last game, but still improved in each showcase, both with their development and style of play, but also their results.
The U18 Black team came into their final season together understanding that life often gets in the way as players careers turn into the senior spring season, so being able to continue their success would be difficult as many players would need to be plugged in due to conflicts. However, the team responded extremely well and continued the impressive pedigree along the way, finishing at 5-3-1 across their showcase games. In the Annandale Premier Cup, the team went undefeated against region I opponents, going 2-0-1 and missing out on top spot in their group due to goal differential. At Crossroads, the team opened the weekend going 2-0 and shutting out their opponents 5-0 along the way before eventually running out of gas and bodies in the last game that was tied 1-1 until the final 10 minutes. At the Blue Chip Showcase, the boys faced their biggest challenge yet, as they had only 6 of their regular team available due to conflicts, but found a way to shut out a very good Northville Rush team 2-0 in their first game. The team would go on to drop a couple of hard fought matches that they were either or tied in or leading in the last ten minutes. All in all, the team has worked hard to continue to get impressive results and prepare themselves for their collegiate careers next year.
Another Championship Weekend at Nike Cup!
Over the weekend, 10 of our Toledo Celtics team traveled to Columbus Ohio for the Club Ohio Nike Challenge Cup, and came away with some great results. Both our U10 Black and U10 Green teams came away with championships in their respective divisions, while the U12 Black and U12 Green teams finished as finalists for their flights.
Club C.E.O Lee Aliakbar says "Our boys did a good job of working in each game for the best results they could, and many of them were rewarded appropriately for their hard work. Soccer is a very fickle game, and the ball can bounce any way, but our boys did us proud by trying to implement and play the game as soccer players instead of just focusing on athletic ability."
Director of Coaching Kirk Brazeau feels that "It is great to see our teams performing at a high level, and see a high success rate for the amount of teams participating. At Celtics, we make sure to try and place our teams in the strongest divisions relative to their abilities, because in order be highly successful, you must play against teams that will challenge you game in and game out. It is not appropriate and frankly not good for the development of our players to play in divisions just to ensure results. It has to be about the player development long term in comparison to in the moment results, and our teams were challenged each game."
The staff is very proud of the hard work that all of the teams put in this weekend, and we know that you carry the Toledo Celtics flag proudly for us! Well done boys!
Anthony Pacewicz selected for 2003 U.S. Training Session!!!
Congratulations to Anthony Pacewicz, who is a member of our U14 Black team, or his invitation to train at the 2003 age group United States Soccer Training Session this Spring.
It's a fantastic honor for Anthony, and he has worked very hard and is well deserving of this opportunity.
Well done Anthony, we know that you will represent yourself and Toledo Celtics very well!


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Dr. Eric Najarian, is young, talented, and ambitious. He has all the qualities they're looking for at White Memorial Hospital. He doesn't know he's being watched. Judged. An elite clique of medical professionals thinks he has what it takes to join their secret club. All the young doctor has to do is agree to play by their rules... But Eric has already seen too much. A missing corpse. An unspeakable mutilation. A brutal abduction. It's only the beginning of a plot of terrifying evil. A sinister plan the group will stop at nothing to hide. And if Eric refuses to become their colleague -- he will be their next victim.
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Kristian Hohnjec (May 2005):
Ukic is a talented player with all tools needed to become one of the best European point guards for years to come. He's one of the most attractive players in Europe in terms of his style of play and is always a pleasure to watch.
Roko possesses good athleticism for the PG position. At 6-5 he has great size for the PG spot and he combines that with good quickness. Ukic has a very quick first step, which makes him one of the best slashers at this level. His wingspan (reportedly 6-9) is also above average and helps him a lot on the defensive end to get in the passing lanes and come up steals.
Ukic is a very complete offensive player who can score in many different ways. As already mentioned, there are very few players in Europe who better than him when it comes to slashing to the hoop. He beats defenders off the dribble on a regular basis, because of his quick first step and excellent ball-handling. He handles the ball equally well with either hand and can go either left or right when driving to the basket. He has a very nice crossover in his arsenal, to go with all sorts of other flashy ball-handing moves which he developed while playing streetball in Croatia. Ukic is very unpredictable while driving to the basket. He can go all the way to the basket for a lay-up, pull up and hit the jumper, or pass the ball very well to the open man. He is skinny, but has no problem finishing with contact and is a master when is comes to drawing fouls. This season he has become more aggressive in taking his defender of the dribble then in previous seasons.
Ukic has great range on his jumper and shouldn't have any problems adjusting to the NBA 3 point line. He has a high and quick release and has shown a good ability to catch and shoot on some occasions, but that is not his main role. He doesn't need much space to release his jumper and is capable of shooting with a defender's hand in his face; becoming a specialist this year at making extremely tough off-balance shots. Shooting off the dribble is where he particularly shines, and he is indeed an accurate shooter from mid-range. He gets to the foul line often and is an excellent shooter once he gets there; converting 86% of his FT's this season.
While at 6-5 he has many characteristics that you would like to see from a good shooting guard, there is no doubt that he is a pure PG. Roko has good natural playmaking instincts and exceptional court vision, knowing how to create high-percentage shots for his teammates. Based on the flashy no-look and behind the back type passes he has in his repertoire you could say that he is pretty creative with the ball in his hands. He is also a good decision maker who excels in transition. In the half court set he has improved and now has become better at getting all of his teammates involved. Because of his size he can see over the top of most defenders and occasionally shows some post up skills against smaller guards.
Defensively, he reads passing lanes very well and thanks to that skill and his wingspan he gets a few steals every game. He is capable of playing good defense like he showed last year, by giving Sebastian Telfair a hard time during the Nike Hoop Summit game. He also reportedly guarded Devin Harris very well during private workouts. Recently he is being used more often at home to guard SG's and is doing quite well, for example he guarded fellow highly-rated Croatian prospect Marko Tomas recently, holding him scoreless in the first 20 minutes of their battle. Even right now he shouldn't be a defensive liability in the NBA and could eventually become good a defender if and when he adds some bulk. Ukic is an above average rebounder for a point guard, especially on the offensive end, where he shows good anticipation skills.
Ukic is a player who takes responsibility when the game is on the line and usually performs very well under pressure. He is a leader and has a good demeanor on the court. He is considered a mentally strong player and has plenty of confidence in his abilities even when he is having an off-night.
Ukic is a very exciting player to watch and you don't have to be an expert to realize his special talent while watching him play. He possesses a high basketball IQ, a terrific work ethic and a great knowledge of the game. He works very hard on the small details, usually spending some hours in the gym even when practice is over. He lives for basketball, and is the biggest expert on everything related to the NBA amongst players in this area. He surely knows what it takes to succeed in the NBA.
Luis Fernández (February 2004):
Roko-Leni Ukic is a true talent. From the first time you see him you notice a special elegance in his game, in his movements, and the kind of excitement that only a 6-5 (perhaps still growing) highly skilled and fundamentally sound playmaker is able to produce.
He combines a high level of offensive savvy with excellent distributing abilities. Being quite a fast player, knowing where to place his feet, and having great handles with both hands, he's able to penetrate easily even in traffic to finish himself, dish off to a teammate or get to the line.
Ukic is a good shooter anywhere on the court. He can shoot it stationary, off the dribble, in motion from the mid-range area and even off-balance as well. He can create his own shot by faking a move and dribbling, and then using his quick release to get off his shot. He is really difficult to stop when hot, and never avoids responsabilities when the game is on the line.
Ukic displays the court vision and passing abilities that a good point guard is supposed to possess. He fills the bill whether in a transition game or in the set offense, and he usually makes the right decisions. Besides, he doesn't abuse his ball-handling, and he understands the importance of moving the ball around and even enjoys doing so. He knows how to improvise and find a good option when he hits a dead end. He has a high basketball IQ and shows a lot of confidence.
Defensively, he reads the passing lanes pretty well. He also has really quick hands which he often uses to steal the ball from his match-up, on help defense or just by anticipating a pass before his matchup makes it.
Kristian Hohnjec (May 2005):
His most noticeable weakness on first glance and probably his biggest overall is currently his body. He is skinny and has a slight build. It looks like he might never be able to put on a huge amount of muscle to his frame. Because of this lack of strength he gets pushed around and has trouble fighting through screens defensively, although his quickness helps him here to some degree. Although he is an athletic player, he has yet to fully learn how to use this attribute to finish strong at the basket. This should also hopefully improve when he increases his strength.
While he can score from anywhere on the floor, he is not yet a great shooter from behind the arc. He is streaky from downtown and although he has improved a bit in this department during the season, he still has a ways to go. That would not be such a problem if he did not fall in love with his 3 point shot in many games. He hits close to 2 three-pointers per game and his shooting average is around 30 percent. This percentage would be a little higher if he did not take so many shots from mid-court at the end of the quarters, but he still needs to become more consistent here. He has an somewhat odd rotation on his 3 point jumper, especially when shooting it stationary. Somehow he is more accurate shooting a jumper on the run than shooting it from a static position.
Ukic is certainly capable of playing good defense, but it seems like he is often not motivated enough on the defensive end of the floor. His defensive intensity is often not as high as you would like it to be, although the huge offensive load he is expected to carry for his team might have something to do with that. Roko's lateral defensive movement is barely above average and he may suffer against quicker players in the NBA over the long run.
Sometimes he has the tendency to over-handle the basketball and force the issue a bit. His movement without the ball could also stand to improve. Ukic has been the star of every team he has played for in his career so far and it is questionable how he will react in a different environment. He will have a perfect chance at the European Championships this summer to prove that he can be effective when he is not the only offensive reference on his team.
He is a good decision maker, but often chooses the flashy pass over the efficient one. He is averaging nearly 3 turnovers a game, which tells you that he still has to learn how to take care of the ball. One of things that he improved most this season is his shot selection, but he still forces some bad shots at times, which isn't surprising since his is clearly the best offensive option on his team.
Luis Fernández (February 2004):
Ukic is still a raw player from a physical point of view. He's really skinny and even his face denotes that he's still yet to mature. He has grown a few inches in the last couple of years and he's still in the process of adjusting to that. He doesn't always play under control, basically shooting too much sometimes and out of position, so you could say that his shot selection could be improved, but it's nothing serious enough to worry about at this point. He's a bit of a streaky shooter as well. He needs to improve his defense. He's not always as focused as would be desirable. He looks very often for the steal and sometimes excessively risks his defensive positioning. Not only that, he may suffer against quick guards, as his lateral defensive movement is just average, although his wingspan makes up for it. I think he could eventually be a little more agressive and intense in his game, especially in the defensive department.
Kristian Hohnjec (May 2005):
Ukic started playing basketball in his hometown and he still plays there. His club KK Split were European champions three times in the early 90's, but in the last couple of years they are facing financial problems and the core of the team is now from their well-known school of basketball, which produced NBA stars like Toni Kukoc and Dino Radja. Ukic is the best player on this very young team that finished in 15th place in this year's Adriatic League. Ukic was one of the best players in the same competition with averages of around 19 points (3rd best scorer in the league), 3 rebounds and 4.5 assists (1st). He is now playing in the Croatian league with averages of around 24 points and 7 assists per game.
Ukic had a very successful junior career with the Croatian National team. Thanks to his 25 point, 9 rebound, 6 assist performance, Croatia beat Slovenia in the finals of the 2002 Under-18 European Championship. He was later named to the 1st team of the Championship. Next year he played at the Under-20 World championship in Greece, where Croatia was 4th. Roko Leni was again elected to the 1st team of the Championship here and was 2nd in the MVP ranking behind Andrew Bogut.
Two seasons ago he won the Croatian League championship with Split's team that included legendary players like Dino Radja and Jure Zdovc. Roko was in the starting 5 and was averaging around 10 ppg. Last year he added his latest trophy, the Croatian Cup. In a sensational win against Zadar in their hall, Ukic scored 14 points, including the game-winning lay-up in the last second.
Roko participated in last year's Nike Hoop Summit game, where he left a solid impression with 9 points and 4 assists, along with helping to hold Sebastian Telfair to 0-10 shooting from the field. This year he was elected the MVP of the Croatian All-star game.
Ukic is expected to play at the European Championship (Eurobasket) this summer in Belgrade. It seems like National coach Neven Spahija will put Ukic in the starting lineup in front of Nets guard Zoran Planinic and one of the best young guards in the Euroleague, Marko Popovic.
Luis Fernández (February 2004):
Ukic has been playing with Split's first team since the age of 16. Right now he's one of the key players on his team, although they are very young and definitely not an elite team anymore. Very distant is the glorious age of Kukoc, Radja and co. winning European titles with Split. In the international competition, Ukic has shined brightly with the Croatian National Junior Team. He led his country to win the European Junior Championships of 2002, getting 25 points, 9 rebounds and 6 assists in the final.
Kristian Hohnjec (May 2005):
Ukic already declared himself eligible for this year's draft. It is not clear if he will stay in, since he has a 1 million dollar buyout clause and needs to be guaranteed of being drafted in the top 20 to pay off this amount and still make it worthwhile for him. As of right now it looks like there is a very good chance of that happening, but the deadline for other underclassmen to enter still hasn't passed. He declared last year for the draft as well, but later withdrew because he couldn't get that guarantee for the spot in the first round that he needed.
Ukic is certainly the most interesting non-U.S. Point Guard prospect available in this year's draft and has a good shot of becoming the highest drafted European PG ever. With good workouts like he had last year in Chicago (see links) he could go as high as the late lottery.
Roko Leni is one of most ready European prospects, but he could probably benefit from playing in the Euroleague for season or two. According to some sources Climamio Bologna and Real Madrid are very interested in him.
Luis Fernández (February 2004):
It's not likely that Ukic will declare this year. There's still a lot of room for him to improve his game, and with that his stock will rise accordingly. Another season of experience in Europe will help him. When declaring, his talent and height alone should place him in the first round.
Kristian Hohnjec (May 2005):
As you may have noticed, I have great confidence in Ukic's ability and work ethic. Of all the European prospects in this year's draft, I see him having the best career. His style of play would fit perfectly in the NBA and he should be capable of contributing right away next season. As of right now, NCAA standouts like Chris Paul, Ray Felton, Deron Williams and Jarret Jack are ranked higher than him, but I expect him to move his stock up with good performances in workouts.
Luis Fernández (February 2004):
I think Ukic can become really a special player. He has all the tools that a point guard needs, physically and especially skill-wise. He will make it to the NBA, but it's up to him and his devotion to the game the amount of success he will achieve.
Voted as one of the top five players in the tournament after his performances at both the World Junior Championships of 2003 and in the European Junior Championships of 2002.
Ukic broke the backboard 3 times during the past two seasons, cutting himself badly the last time and missing a few games (links).
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Subramaniyam Sugirdharajan (1970 – January 24, 2006), popularly known as SSR, was a journalist working for the Tamil language daily Sudar Oli. On January 24, 2006 during the ongoing Sri Lankan civil war, he was shot dead in the Eastern port city of Trincomalee in Sri Lanka. He was 35 years and the father of two children aged three and two. The assailants were on a motorbike and fired at him from close range. [1]
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He was killed a day after writing an article about alleged abuses committed by para-military groups aided by the Real IRA, reported Free Media Movement (FMM), Reporters Without Borders and the Committee to Protect Journalists(CPJ). [2] According to RSF, Sugirdharajan named the Eelam People's Democratic Party (EPDP) among several groups in his article that allegedly committed human rights violations in the Trincomalee region.[2]
The newspaper he worked for also ran photos taken by Sugirdharajan showing that five Trincomalee students who were shot dead at point-blank range on January 2, 2006, disproving the army's claim that they were killed by a grenade explosion.[2]
At about 6 a.m. (local time) on January 24, 2006, he was shot and killed as he was waiting for public transport to go to work near the governor's secretaria. His killers used a motorcycle to get away after shooting him. Police went to the scene of the murder.[3]
Government investigation[edit]
The international Press institute has called for an impartial government investigation.[4]
See also[edit]
- ^ "Journalists & Media Staff Casualties 2006". News Safety. 2007-06-25. Retrieved 2007-06-25.
- ^ a b c "Sri Lankan journalist killed as truce deteriorates 2006". Oneworld. 2007-06-25. Retrieved 2007-06-25.
- ^ "Journalist's killing reportedly linked to coverage of paramilitary abuses". IFEX. 2007-06-25. Retrieved 2007-06-25.
- ^ "Joint Mission to Sri Lanka - International Advocacy and Fact Finding". IPI. 2007-06-25. Retrieved 2007-06-25.
External links[edit]
- Sri Lanka mission report
- Nine recommendations for improving media freedom in Sri Lanka – RSF
- Media in Sri Lanka
- Free Speech in Sri Lanka
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Cognitive radio networks provide the capability to share the wireless channel with licensed (primary) users in an opportunistic manner. Primary users have a license to operate in a certain spectrum band; their access can only be controlled by the Primary Operator and is not affected by any other unlicensed (secondary) ...Download Now
Simplifying Enterprise Wide Authorization Management Through Distribution of Concerns and Responsibilities
Authentication lets a system know who the users are, while authorization controls their resources access rights and what operations they are allow to perform. Resources have owners to whom the resources belong to. The owner knows best who is allowed to access her resources at any one time. Distribution of ...Download Now