Ithaca College Athletics

2004: O’Hara played in five games as Ithaca’s backup quarterback, making his first career start in the win over Utica. He completed nine of 17 passes for 134 yards in that game, posting career-high totals in all three categories. He also rushed for a touchdown. O’Hara threw a 34-yard touchdown pass in the season-opening win over Buffalo State. O’Hara was chosen Ithaca’s Hustler of the Week following the Utica win.

2003: O’Hara led four scoring drives in his seven appearances as the Bombers’ backup quarterback. In the St. Lawrence win he scored his first career touchdown, ran for a season-high 34 yards and posted career-best totals of seven completions and 60 passing yards. Two weeks later he topped his career high, throwing for 61 yards against Utica. He was named the team’s Hustler of the Week after the NCAA playoff win at Montclair State.

2002: O’Hara rose to the number-two quarterback spot midway through the season. He appeared in four games and led a scoring drive in the Buffalo State win. He posted season-best totals of 43 rushing yards and 15 passing yards in the win over St. Lawrence.

High School: At Wyomissing Area High School, O’Hara was coached by Bob Wolfrum.

Personal: A business administration major, he is the son of Rick and Tina O’Hara.

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