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Colby Blaine begins his third season with the College of Southern Idaho men’s basketball program and under Head Coach Steve Gosar (2011 NJCAA National Coach of the Year). Blaine has accumulated a 53-16 record while at CSI. During Blaine’s second year, the Golden Eagles became the 2010-2011 regular season and region 18 tournament champions. That success led CSI back to Hutchinson, Kansas, for the national tournament where the Golden Eagles won four straight games, defeating Midland College in the championship and were crowned the 2011 NJCAA National Champions. In Blaine’s two seasons with CSI, he has worked closely with 11 players that have moved onto Division I programs, including the 2011 National Player of the Year, Pierre Jackson (Baylor). Blaine started his coaching career at The University of Montana Western where he was an assistant under Montana Hall of Fame Coach, Steve Keller. In two seasons with the Bulldogs, Blaine helped develop a strong recruiting base in the Northwest. The Bulldogs improved each year and have developed into a national contender for the last three seasons. Blaine grew up in Boise, ID where he graduated from Boise High School in 2005. After high school, Blaine attended Blue Mountain Community College where he was a member of the men’s basketball team. He graduated from BMCC in 2007 with his associate of arts degree. Blaine then attended The University of Montana Western where he graduated Suma Cum Laude with a bachelor’s degree in social science/history in the spring of 2009. Upon graduation, he made the move to CSI and recently graduated from Idaho State University with his Masters in Athletic Administration during the summer of 2011. While Blaine’s coaching career is short, he has amassed some great accolades and experiences. As a college student, Blaine worked camps across the country including Boise State, Montana, Montana State, Utah, Stanford, Duke and Maryland. Blaine was also the founder and director of TRDcamps.com, LLC, which provided basketball camps for more than 500 athletes in Eastern Oregon during the 2006-08 summers. Most recently, Blaine has worked with the Idaho Select AAU program during the last two summers as the head coach for the U17 team. Blaine is the son of Rob Blaine and Dana Nelson. He has an older brother, Ryan, and older sister, Cassidy. “Colby has a bright future in coaching basketball. He pays great attention to detail and really understands the game. He is the consummate team player and is willing to do all the little things that may go unnoticed but are so essential to winning. He does an outstanding job of skill development with out players as well as organize all of our summer camps and clinics.” Coach Gosar 10 Colby Blaine Volunteer Assistant Coach 3rd Season
#12 At CSI: Fabyon started in four games for the Golden Eagles as a freshmen. He ranked fifth on the team in scoring, fourth in steals and fifth in assists. Before CSI: Fabyon played guard for Hyde Park High School in Chicago, earning all city, all area and all state honors in leading his team to a 24-8 record and a league championship. He signed with University of Houston out of high school but elected to come to CSI. Fabyon Harris Fabyon I love the smell of: girls. I sing in: the shower - the car - on stage. A one-word description of myself is: cool. I would never give up: my cell phone - the internet - toilet paper. One word to describe Golded Eagle Basketball is: family. I can’t stand the smell of: cats. Hanging on my bedroom wall is: a Kobe Bryant poster. In an elevator I: stare staight ahead - look around and up - talk to people. My biggest fear is: God. Interesting Fact: I have 4 brothers and a daughter - my baby girl. My most prized possession is: my family. 11 5-10 - Guard - Sophomore Chicago, Ill. Games .......................................... 35 Field Goals Made .......................... 97 Field Goals Att. ........................... 217 Field Goal %............................... .447 Free Throws Made ........................ 77 Free throws Att. .......................... 112 Free Throw %............................. .688 Rebounds ..................................... 69 Points Per Game .......................... 8.7 3-Pointers Made ........................... 32 3-Pointers Att. .............................. 83 3-Point % ................................... .386 Assists .......................................... 59 Steals ........................................... 50 Blocked Shots ..................................0 Points .............. 17 vs. Chemeketa CC (12/04/11) Rebounds ...... 6 vs. Colorado NW CC (02/26/11) Assists .............5 vs. Colorado NW CC (02/26/11) Steals ..............4 vs. Colorado NW CC (02/26/11) Blocked Shots .................................................... 0 3-Pointers............ 4 vs. Snow College (12/11/10) Free Throws Made 8 vs. Christian Life (12/03/10) Love to Win or Hate to Lose Clean Freak or Total Slob Cake or Icing Reality Show or Sitcom Street Smart or Book Smart Fruit Smoothie or Milkshake Small Town or Big City Mild or Spicy Creamy or Crunchy Peanut Butter Plain or Peanut M&Ms Leader or Follower Beaches or Mountains “Fabyon plays as hard as anyone that I’ve ever coached and can score it with the best of them. He plays with a lot of confidence and touchness. We will depend heavily on his experience from last season.” Coach Gosar
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