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Vitals

Height: 6’8” (203cm)

Weight: 210lbs (95kg)

Position: Guard or Forward (2 or 3)

Date of Birth: November 18,1980

Passport: United States 

Eurobasket player ID# 51730 

Outlook
Omar Weaver is a scorer who is a shooter with deep range. He's a versatile guard that possesses tremendous basketball ability. Omar is a wing who can score and has a nice outside shot as well as solid post moves. In some games at Fresno State, Weaver -- equipped with a silky outside shot as well as solid post moves -- dominated such talents as DeShawn Stevenson (Utah Jazz 1st round pick , now with Washington Wizards) and Brandon Armstrong (New Jersey Nets 1st round pick)..

Pro Basketball Experience 

2008-2009   Pioneros De Quintana Roo, Mexico (LNBP)

2008            Maryland Nighthawks (PBL)

2007            Maryland Nighthawks (ABA)

2006            La Villa (DOM-La Vega League)

2006            Reales De La Vega (DOM-LIDOBA) 7 games: 25.2 ppg, 6.27 rpg

2006            Maryland Nighthawks (ABA) 13gp: 17.4ppg; 6.4rpg; 1.4apg; 1spg: 0.6bpg; 3PTFG% - 48.0%

2005-2006   Santa Lucia Realty (PHI-PBA): 6 games 22ppg, 11rpg

2005            Orlando Magic (NBA) pre-veteran camp

2005            EBC Rucker Park (Electrolite)

2002:           drafted by Huntsville Flight (NBDL,8th round 4th pick)

2002            Rocky Mountain Revue NBA Summer League (Portland Trail Blazers)

2002            Washington Wizards(NBA) Mini Camp

2002            Los Angeles Lakers (NBA) Mini Camp

2002            Utah Jazz (NBA) Mini Camp

2002            entry candidate for the 2002 NBA Draft

ESPN’s Andy Katz's take:” Weaver has moved around quite a bit since his junior season of high school, 
signing with Missouri as a senior in 2000 but taking the JUCO route instead. He most likely would have  
honored his commitment to play at Fresno State next season, but changed his mind after Jerry Tarkanian
retired. The wing can score and has a nice outside shot as well as solid post moves. But he hasn't played
against the level of talent he will at the next level, thus isn't a lock for the first round.” 

2001-2002: Riverside (CA) Community College: 20.0 points and 7.9 rebounds

Signed a National Letter of Intent to attend Fresno State before leaving Riverside CC. As a redshirt
freshman, averaged 20.0 points and 7.9 rebounds before leaving the team in mid-season. Started all 15
games he appeared in. Scored in double figures in all but one contest. Set season-high of 33 points in the
Citrus Tournament on Nov. 23 in a 78-75 win over Dixie State (UT), the eventual NJCAA Champions. Scored 27 points, sinking 7-for-12 from three point range to go along with four blocked shots against Cerro Coso on Dec. 6. Scored 24 points and grabbed a season-high 17 rebounds in the season opener against
Southwestern in the Saddleback Tournament on Nov. 9. Registered 14 points and 10 rebounds against  
Long Beach City College on Nov. 10. Recorded four double-doubles on the season.

2000-2001    College of the Sequoias, California:

redshirted at College of Sequoias after transferring from Hutchinson (Kan.) Junior College in the fall.

Centennial HS (Compton, CA)

Coolidge HS (Washington, DC)

A highly regarded player out of high school who was ranked in the Top 40 recruits by many scouting services.  Averaged 27 points a game at Coolidge High School in Washington, DC as a junior. Rated a top
20 national recruit in the Class of 2000 by "The Recruiting Beat," Weaver signed with Missouri as a senior,
but opted to go the junior-college route after not registering a qualifying SAT score.

Awards/Achievements 

2008 PBL Quater-Finalist (Maryland Nighthwaks)

2006 ABA Quarter-Finalist (Maryland Nighthawks)

2006 ABA Blue Conference Runner-Up (Maryland Nighthawks)

2000 USA Today Honorable Mention All-USA (Centennial High)

1999 DC1AA West 1st Team All-District (Coolidge High)