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BEAR.SPORTS.NEWS SUNDAY EDITION 01.19.2014

Jan 19, 2014
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Second 2014 Sunday Edition is a little sparse because many of the colleges are in examinations and/or returning from the holidays. In that void, John Nichols and BearLaxTraxFax fill the void, thankfully. His first report lines up the 27 Division I Bears who are playing this spring plus Ryan Curtis, the UVM coach. As noted before Matt Morrison is the USNA captain and Jack Strabo leads the Princeton Tigers.

Trivia Quiz—what college team has the most Bears on its roster?


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It is hard to believe but college lacrosse begins in less than two weeks. Equally amazing is the time and dedication which John Nichols devotes to capturing all our Bears’ performances at the next level. The XCL sheet that he created to know which Landon alumni is playing where and when as well as the oft contest betwixt Bears.

Here is John’s 1st BLTF on the 27 players and one coach at the D –I level:

The first face-offs take place on Saturday February 1 and there will be Bears on the field (Polar Bears?).  This year, we welcome several new teams to cover and we bid adieu to Duke.

The new year also sees 2 more Landon grads serve as Captains for their teams: Jack Strabo at Princeton and Matt Morrison at the US Naval Academy.  Congratulations to them and well done!

This season will feature 22 Bears vs. Bears matches, the first occurring on February 8 when Bucknell and Delaware meet.

Here are the Division I teams and Bears that we are covering this season:

Bucknell—Sam McDonough ‘10

Cornell—Joe Paoletta ’10, Will Joyce ’10 and Marshall Peters ‘13

Colgate—Robby Dunigan ’13—

Delaware—Phil Pena ’13 and Taylor Valencia ’13—

Denver—Harrison Archer ‘10

Drexel—Hank Brown ‘12

Furman—Connor Lynch ’13 and Will Buckingham ’13—

Georgetown—Alex Joyce ’12 (on injury list)

Marquette—Cullen Cassidy ‘09

Maryland—Kellen Miller ‘11

Navy—Matt Morrison (C) ’09, Patrick Keena ‘11

Ohio State—Luke Howard ’11, Charlie Schnider ‘12

Penn—Will Laco ’11, Garrett Fellows ’13, Peter Laco ’13, Sam Gansler ’13

Princeton—Brian Reilly ’09, Jack Strabo ’10 (C), Justin Murphy ’11, Mark Strabo ‘12

Virginia—Michael Rhoads ’13—

Vermont—Coach Ryan Curtis ‘96

Answer to trivia quiz—tie Penn and Princeton

Division III teams will post rosters and schedules later and we will update then.  This year we expect to cover the games of Ohio Wesleyan, Dickinson, Hamilton and Gettysburg.

If you can’t see games in person, here is the ESPN schedule of Bear games for 2014:

Date         Time (ET)    Game                                          Network


Sun, Feb. 9  11:30 a.m.   No. 7 Ohio State at No. 14 Johns Hopkins      ESPNU


Sat, Feb 22      11 a.m.      Hofstra at No. 13 Princeton                           ESPNU

Sat, Mar 1       7:30 p.m.    No. 2 Syracuse at No. 9 Virginia                   ESPN3(tape delayed to Sunday March 2 9AM on ESPNU)

Fri, Mar 7        5:30 p.m.    No. 3 North Carolina at No. 13 Princeton      ESPNU

Sun, Mar 16      5 p.m.       No. 9 Virginia at No. 4 Notre Dame               ESPNU

Sat, Mar 22       2 p.m.       No. 6 Maryland at No. 3 North Carolina        ESPNU

Sat, Mar 22      4:30 p.m.    No. 14 Johns Hopkins at No. 9 Virginia        ESPNU

Sun, Mar 30       Noon         No. 9 Virginia at No. 6 Maryland                 ESPNU

 Sat, Apr 5          3 p.m.      No. 9 Virginia at No. 3 North Carolina         ESPNU

Tue, Apr 8       7:30 p.m.     Lehigh at No. 13 Princeton                          ESPNU

Fri, Apr 11         6 p.m.         No. 1 Duke at No. 9 Virginia                        ESPNU

Sat, Apr 12        2 p.m.        No. 6 Maryland at No. 14 Johns Hopkins    ESPNU

Sat, Apr 19        Noon         No. 6 Maryland at No. 4 Notre Dame            ESPNU

Fri, Apr 25        5 p.m.       ACC Championship Semifinals                      ESPNU

Fri, Apr 25       7:30 p.m.    ACC Championship Semifinals                      ESPNU

Sun, Apr 27     1 p.m.       ACC Championship (Chester, Pa.): Finals     ESPNU

Sun, May 4       Noon         Ivy League Championship                            ESPNU

Don’t forget Ulive—the sports site that gives you coverage—audio and video—of a large number of college teams.  The site streams locally originated game coverage and offers different subscription options.  http://ulive.cbssports.com/

Bear Alumni HOOPS

BEAR

YEAR

POSITION

 and #

GAME(S)

NOTES

Danny

Rubin

‘14

BC5-13

Guard#31

L Syracuse 59-69L UNC 71-82


Darion

Atkins

‘15

UVa13-5

Forward#32

L Duke 65-69W FSU 78-66

4min.2 pts

Joe

McDonald

‘16

GWU15-3

Guard#22

W VCU 76-66W St. Bonaventure

Started28 min.

Chris

Hudnut

‘16

Colby7-6;

Center#42

L #10 Williams 62-69

20 pts13 reb

Bear Alumni HOCKEY

BEAR

YR

POSITION

and #

GAMEs

NOTES

Max

Greenwald

‘16

Middle-bury

D #20

startedstarted

Sam

Anas


’17

Quin-nipiac

F #7

W Merrimac 6-1L Merrimac 3-6

+22G

Jake

Soffer

‘17

RPI8-10-4

G #1

L Quinnipiac2-6

20 min

21 saves

1GA

Matt

Coster


CornellClub

D #24


No recent games on website

Mike

Anderson

‘16

PrincetonClub

D #9


No recent games on website

Orlando

Arevalo

‘17

MITClub

G#29


No recent games on website

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