2007: Started all 15 games for the Blazers…Tied for a team season-high 22 points, finishing with 10 goals and 12 assists… Recorded two hat-tricks on the year… Ranked third on the team with 46 ground balls… Won 73-of-199 (.367) faceoffs… Ranks second all-time at Hood with 21 career goals… Also Ranks first in career assists (14), points (35), ground balls (113), and faceoffs won (121).

2006: One of only three Blazers to start all seven games … Ranked 22nd in the country with 6.0 ground balls per game … Led the Blazers with seven goals and eight points … Won 31-of-77 (.403) faceoffs … Scored two goals, added an assist and went 7-of-14 on faceoffs against Washington & Jefferson … Found the net twice, collected a school-record 14 ground balls and went 12-of-22 on faceoffs versus Marymount … Also scored two goals against Shenandoah.

2005: One of four Blazers to start all seven games … Finished third on the team with four goals and fifth with five points … Ranked second on the squad with 23 ground balls … Won 17-of-39 (.436) faceoffs … Had a goal, an assist and four ground balls and also went 6-for-9 on faceoffs in his collegiate debut versus Cazenovia … Scored a goal and collected a season-high six ground balls against Mt. St. Vincent … Also found the net against Skidmore and Salve Regina.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played lacrosse and football and ran indoor and outdoor track at Kenwood High School … Made the Baltimore County All-Academic Team for lacrosse his sophomore through senior seasons … Served as the lacrosse team captain his senior year and finished the season with 25 goals and 21 assists … Was voted to the Baltimore County All-Star Team … In track, placed second in the high jump at the Freshmen-Sophomore Championship Meet and finished sixth in the 2x400-meter relay … Was on the honor roll all four years and was a member of National Honors Society his junior and senior years … Received the Silver K Outstanding Achievement Award as a senior.

PERSONAL: Majoring in business with a minor in chemistry … William Oconis was born Apr. 21, 1986.