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BEAR SPORTS NEWS SUNDAY EDITION 09.24.2023

BearSportsNews Sunday Edition

HIGHLIGHTS

INSIDE THE WHITE ROCKS 

  • Football takes its unscored upon streak to 144 minutes against Potomac in 35-0 win; O scores first 4 possessions and 57 yd punt return 

  • Soccer had a match cancelled due to a tropical storm

  • Water Polo loses in Beast of the East

  • Soccer and Water Polo goalies named Bear Athletes of the Week

  • Cross Country has not started yet.

BEAR TRACKS

  • CROSS COUNTRY—2 rostered, both Div. I, 1 ran this week

  • FOOTBALL—13 rostered players, 8 DIV.I ;  6 games, 6 Bears with playing time ; ONE BEAR INFLICTED 3 tackles last week’s NESCAC POW; 1 TD

  • 2 FOOTBALL COACHES, 1 NFL J-E-T-S, jets, jets, jets (do they have a game this week?); i App State Div. I double o/t LOSS

  • SOCCER—

  • College–7 rostered, 3 Div. I, 5 played

  • Pro—1 rostered on EPL club

  • GOLF–

  • 2 Developmental Pros 

  • 1 Div. I player  

  • 1 Div. III player 

  • PRO HOCKEY—Bear in Belarus KHL 

  • COLLEGE CLUB HOCKEY—1 assistant coach 

INSIDE THE WHITE ROCKS

FOOTBALL 2-0

Coach Padalino’ Bears 144 minutes without an opposing score and the O finds the end zone on first 4 possessions the 5th on a 57 yard punt return final:  Landon 35  Potomac School 0. Onto Woodberry Forest next Saturday 

PHENOMENAL PHOTOGRAPHY BY Behdad Aryavand #4’s Dad

THREE CONSECUTIVE SHUT OUTs THE BEST OVER THE PAST 5 SEASONS; next best S/o record 2018-today 2 in one year!!! 

SOCCER 2-2-1

Coach Reed’s sidehad no games this week. Notes from the Coach– The soccer team has been busy these last few weeks.  Wins over WIS and previously #2 ranked Bishop McNamara were followed by a close loss to St. Paul’s and the Heights.  Yesterday we travelled to a college showcase event in PA, to play in front of 80+ college coaches.  Our opponent, Northwood School in Lake Placid, NY, is a co-ed boarding school that has a residential soccer academy attached to it.  Non-traditional setup, but they are becoming more frequent.  Their roster featured players from Europe, Africa and all over the Caribbean and Central America.  They had players already committed to highly ranked NCAA Division I teams, like Georgetown, Syracuse and West Virginia.  We tied them 0 – 0 through ninety minutes in front of dozens of coaches who came to watch Northwood play and were treated to a defensive, focused, and motivated display from our boys.  Many players stood out with our goalkeeper, Luke Tegeris, being chief among them.  He was outstanding from wire to wire. 

ATHLETES OF THE WEEK

Luke and James—both goalies earned this recognition for soccer and water polo performances!!! 

WATER POLO 

Coach Moorin’s team has a tough schedule 

CROSS COUNTRY

First race 9/23 at GP 

LACROSSE COMMITS

PLUS, OTHER ‘24 PLAYERS AS WELL AS OTHER SPORTS

BEAR TRACKS

Cross Country/Track and Field 2

  • Asim Hakim-Florian, L’23 Colgate University – next meet 9/30 

  • Sam Cohen, L’23, Tulane University—team runs vs. Nichols State 9/23 7pm 

Football 12 rostered –8 GAMES 6 PLAYED

  • Chazz Harley L19 #27, RS Junior, OLB Elon –the Phoenix (2-2) won @ Campbell 28-24 played 2 solo’s including 1 TFL

  • Jelani Machen L19 #32, CB, Bryant University (2-2) {post grad transfer Harvard}  2nd Ivy opponent, win @ Princeton 16-13 O/T (boooo) #32 played recording an assist. 

  • Tommy Kenary, L20 DL #21 Middlebury (1-1) 24-27 loss @ Wesleyan #21 three tackles (1 TFL), 1 assist 

LAST WEEK’S NESCAC PLAYER OF THE WEEK

  • Tyler Smith, L20 DB #23—Georgetown (2-2) 0-30 COLUMBIA 

  • Eric Ford, L21 OLB #40 Army (MAPS sophomore) (2-2) SYRACUSE 

  • Chantz Harley, L21, DB #24 Maryland (RS Sophomore) (4-1) win @ MICHIGAN STATE 31-3 played

  • Greg Johnson, L21 OL #71 – Georgetown (2-2) 0-30 COLUMBIA 

  • Dameon Ming, L21 RB/LB#26 –Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (4-0); win @ DEAN COLLEGE 63-0 played 7 rushes for 39 yards 1 TD, 1 yd to make it 21-0

  • Carter Phillips, L22, WR #86—Georgetown (2-2) 0-30 COLUMBIA 

  • Taylor Best, L’23, WR #29–University of Maryland (4-1) win @ MICHIGAN STATE 31-3

  • Ethan Ming, L23, DB #11– rostered Carnegie Mellon University (3-1) @ loss 14-21 GROVE CITY #11 played 1 tackle

  • Football Coaches 2

OP0 

Beat Bills 1-1-0 

App State (2-1) leading @WYOMING  

Soccer 6 rostered—3 played

Marc Schermer, L 20, #14, Hamilton (1-2-2)  

Hayden Evans, L 20, GK# 1; University of Michigan (2-3-3); #1 not played since9/8 injury?

Issa Mudashiru, L21, D #33 Princeton University (2-3), #33 started and played 54 minutes

Carlos Febles, L22, D #6 Oberlin College (1-3-2); losses to ranked teams #6 played 6 games, started 3, 96 minutes in tie and loss

Conrad Brady, L23, M #26, Penn State University (4-1-2) 

Art Keys, L23, #32 F, Swarthmore College (1-3-2) #32 2 GP last game 24 minutes

Professional Soccer 1

  • DC United forward Kristian Fletcher L’23, no scheduled matches yet 

Swimming-3

Jacob Rosner L19 Northwestern no schedule posted yet 

Ethan Tun L21 Carleton first met 10/14 

Harrison Tun, L23, Tufts University first met 11/19 

Professional Ice Hockey-1

Sam Anas L’ 11, HC Dinamo Minsk KHL 8 games, 4 goals and 3 assists 7 points = 3rd on team; only American, 6 Canadians rest Russians or Belarussians ; 1 of 4 who are 30+ 

College Club Hockey -1

Alex Norwinski L’15  Liberty University Div? Hockey Coach 

Golf

Pro

Morgan Egloff L’15working his way up thecircuit, ended in the money  

John Kalavritinos L’17 playing the developmental tour.earned a paycheck on the Minor league tour.

College

Charlie Bundy L’22 College of William & Mary Tribe, next match v. GU at Woodmont 10/15-16 

John Bates L’23 Rhodes College- 3 matches but no stats posted yet 

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