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BEAR SPORTS NEWS SUNDAY EDITION 10.08.2023

BearSportsNews Sunday Edition

Bear Facts

Kenneth Walton ‘Kenny’ Jenkins 

THIS BEAR’S REMARKABLE RECORD: 

  • LANDON ‘78 —1973-1978, Football: Varsity 3 years, senior year Co-Captain, Ed Barton MVP Award, All Prep; Junior  

and Senior years All IAC; Bear Club: 4 years; Basketball: Varsity 2 years;Baseball: Varsity 4 years, Co-Captain Senior Indoor Track: Varsity Senior year; Jazz Club: Senior Year; 2 terms on Landon School Board; recognized with the Anthony Edward Kupka ’64 Distinguished Alumnus Award

  • BUCKNELL ’82 third team All-America football halfback in 1980; set a Bucknell season rushing record and NCAA all-purpose running mark during a terrific career. led all Division I-AA scorers in 1980 while setting a modern Bucknell record with 96 points. That same year he led all divisions in all-purpose yardage. Winner of the Christy Mathewson Award as top senior athlete,

  • NFL record as the only player to amass 75+ yards rushing, 75+ yards receiving, and 75+ yards on kickoff returns in one game; played in the NFL for the Philadelphia Eagles, Detroit Lions and Washington Redskins; president of the NFL Players Association Former Players Chapter in Washington, DC. 

  • HUMANITARIAN: award recognized his work with fatherless boys in Prince Georges County Maryland; at Bucknell Black Student Alliance, President; visible spokesperson in battle with the NFL to end race-based adjustments in dementia testing (above images; panel on right more detail!!!

HIGHLIGHTS

INSIDE THE WHITE ROCKS— 

  • Football’s opponent arrives without uniforms but they pull out 1 point win over Bears

  • Soccer had earned another IAC win and then a lost to StA 

  • Water Polo lost and then a win

  • Cross Country placed well in Mark Ferris Invitational then competed in Maryland Invitational

BEAR TRACKS—39 Bears in 8 sports and 4 levels

  • CROSS COUNTRY—2 rostered, both Div. I 

  • FOOTBALL—12 rostered players, 8 on DIV.I;  6 games, Bears with playing time; 2 FOOTBALL COACHES, 1 NFL J-E-T-S,   App State Div. I

  • SOCCER—7

  • College–6 rostered, 3 Div. I, 3 Div. III; 5 played

  • Pro—1 rostered on EPL club.

  • GOLF–3

  • 2 Developmental Pros 

  • 1 Div. I player  

  • 1 Div. III player

  • RUGBY

  • I player and he had a try 

  • WINTER SPORTS

  • BASKETBALL–4

  • I PRO in Italy’ 

  • I COLLEGE DIV. I COACH

  • 2 DIV. I AND 1 DIV. III PLAYERS– all leaders of their team 

  • HOCKEY-9

  • PRO:1 in EHL and 1 KHL—already scoring 

  • COLLEGE: 1 Div. I; 3 Div. III 

  • COACHING: 1 Div. III, 1 ACHA Div. 2

  • DEVELOPMENTAL– 2

  • WRESTLING-1

  • Div. III

INSIDE THE WHITE ROCKS

FOOTBALL 3-1

Coach Padalino’ Bears lost their second game vs. Non IAC team, under bizarre circumstance 14-15

SOCCER 4-3-1

Coach Reed’s report on win over Bullis

“The varsity soccer team continued its recent run of good form yesterday out on Prindle Field, beating Bullis 2 – 0.  We started well and in the 10:00 Manif Jaffa picked up the ball on the right edge, went through a defender, got to the endline, attracted a crowd, and slipped the ball across the face of goal to his best friend, Jackson Tewksbury for a tap in, 1 – 0.  The next half an hour was not our best and the 1 – 0 lead felt tenuous.  Henry Appleton did well at the kick off to ignite our team and about fifteen minutes later his brother, Nick, clipped the ball into Bullis’ 18 box directly into the path of Vincent Ingram who tidily scored his fourth goal in three IAC games.  Fantastic from him.  Our back three defenders, Hugh Neill, Masai Gordon and Jacob Sims, and our GK Luke Tegeris.”   

Loss to SSSA in Alexandria 1-2 

Next game home 10/10 v. StA 3-0 IAC (6-1-1) 4:30pm

Soccer player recognized as Landon AoW 

WATER POLO 

Coach Moorin’s squadlost to Archbishop Spalding High School 6-15 and then beat Malvern Prep 

CROSS COUNTRY

9/30 results Mark Ferris Invitational 

3.Landon122 

10/07 Maryland XC Invitational Landon 38 

BEAR TRACKS

Cross Country/Track and Field 2

  • Asim Hakim-Florian, L’23 Colgate University – tnext meet 10/23 

  • Sam Cohen, L’23, Tulane University—team runs vs. Nichols State 10/23 7pm 

Football 12 rostered –7 GAMES, 4 PLAYED

  • Chazz Harley L19 #27, RS Junior, OLB Elon –the Phoenix (3-3) lost  NC Central 23-24 

  • Jelani Machen L19 #32, CB, Bryant University (2-3) Robert Morris 10/14 

  • Tommy Kenary, L20 DL #21 Middlebury (3-1) beat Williams 12-10 #21 8 solo’s 4 TFL

  • Tyler Smith, L20 DB #23—Georgetown (3-3) loss Pennsylvania 39-42  

  • Eric Ford, L21 OLB #40 Army (MAPS sophomore) (2-3) lost in O/T to Boston College 24-27 played assisted tackle

  • Chantz Harley, L21, DB #24 Maryland (RS Sophomore) (5-1) loss to OSU 17-37

  • Greg Johnson, L21 OL #71 – Georgetown (3-3) loss Pennsylvania 39-42 PLAYED

  • Dameon Ming, L21 RB/LB#26 –Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (4-1); lost in O/T to Theil 17-20  

  • Carter Phillips, L22, WR #86—Georgetown (3-3) loss Pennsylvania 39-42 

  • Taylor Best, L’23, WR #29–University of Maryland (5-1) loss to OSU 17-37

  • Ethan Ming, L23, DB #11– #24 Carnegie Mellon University (5-1) 80-22 played 1 solo tackle

Football Coaches 2

1-3 Philly next up 

App State (3-2) @ Coastal Carolina 10/10

RUGBY-1

Brian White,L’23, Robert Morris, scored a try 

SOCCER- 7

College Soccer 6 rostered—3 played, 1 assisted on winning goal

Marc Schermer, L 20, #14, Hamilton (4-4-2)  

Hayden Evans, L 20, GK# 1; University of Michigan (2-3-6); #1 not played since9/8 injury?  

Issa Mudashiru, L21, D #33 Princeton University (4-4-1), #33 played 33 minutes in a win

Carlos Febles, L22, D #6 Oberlin College (2-3-5);#6 started and played 90 minutes in 0-0 tie v. Dennison

Conrad Brady, L23, M #26, Penn State University (6-2-3)  

Art Keys, L23, #32 F, Swarthmore College (1-6-4)  

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Professional Soccer 1

  • DC United forward/ Swansea City U21 Kristian Fletcher L’23, first match 10/16 

Swimming-3 

Jacob Rosner L19 Northwestern first met 10/14  

Ethan Tun L21 Carleton first met 10/14 

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

Golf -4 

Pro -2 

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 -2 

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

John Bates L’23 Rhodes College- next match March 

BEARS playing College Winter Sports

BASKETBALL-5

  • Professional –1 

Darion Atkins #44  L11,  Regio EmiliaDiv. I Basketball Coach-1

  • College Coach-1

Christian Webster L09 VaTech Assistant Coach 11/8 1st game 

  • College-3

Canin Reynolds L ‘20 Amherst College Mammoths : #2 junior—no schedule posted yet 

  • Appeared in all 24 contests for the Mammoths, starting in all but one.  

  • Continued his record of high yield on free throws, registering a 0.750 success rate. 

  • Increased point average to 7.8. 

  • Averaged 3.2 rebounds per game.  

  • Tallied 83 assists throughout the season. 

  • Scored a season high 19 points against NVU-Johnson (Nov. 28). 

Kino Lilly L21 Brown Bears #10 junior ; 1st game 11/8 

:Named to NABC All-District First Team … Named to USBWA All-District Team … Named to All-Ivy First Team … Started all 27 games … Played a team-high 935 minutes (34.6 p/game) … Led the team with 16.9 points per game, 77 made threes, a 39.9 three point percentage and a 82.9 free throw percentage … Finished the season third in the Ivy League in points per game and tied for the lead in made threes … Second on the team with 66 assists … Scored a career-high 32 points and made a career-high seven threes in win over Maine (Nov. 27) … Hit the game-winning shot with three seconds on the clock in a 26-point effort against Princeton (Jan. 14) … Scored in double figures in 25 of 27 games on the year. 

Tyler Perkins, L23 University of Pennsylvania #11, FRESHMAN 

Lettered in basketball and was captain as a senior … Scored more than 1,000 points in just 50 games … Interstate Athletic Conference (IAC) Player of the Year and first-team All-Met as a senior when he averaged 24.8 points, 6.9 rebounds, 3.2 assists, and 2.5 steals per game … 2023 Capital Classic MVP … Montgomery County Sports HOF Athlete of the Week … Earned All-IAC as a junior … Also played with Team Takeover National junior year … TTO National 17u Grassroots Basketball Finale Hoopseen champions … Played with Virginia Elite sophomore year … Honor Roll I and ll (4 times)

HOCKEY 10

Professional Ice Hockey-2

Sam Anas L’ 11, #77 HC Dinamo Minsk KHL 8-2-5; #77 14 games, 6 goals and 4 assists 10 points  Anas to Kaldis for the winner! 2 Greek boys from Washington and Montreal, both ECAC players at Quinnipiac and Cornell and now in Minsk. Enjoy the video.

Patrick Giles L*18  #36 Charlotte Checkers  

Div. III Men’s Hockey Coach-1

Kim Weiss, Assistant Coach for Trinity College (her alma mater) men’s team, 11/17 

College Club Coach and Pro Hockey -1

Alex Norwinski L’15 Liberty University Div II Hockey Coach is also on the Roanoke Rail Yard Dawgs, 2023 SPHL Cup Champions 

  • Division I–1

Matthew Brille #19; L*20; Brown 1st game 10/27

  • Division III–3

Oscar Smink L’21; Amherst College Mammoths no schedule yet

Ethan Goldman, L’21; Connecticut Camels 1st game 11/17

  • Kareem Al-Azem L*20; Connecticut College Camels 1st game 11/17

  • Development Hockey 2

Will Lawrence L*22, #88 NAHL Johnstown Tomahawks,assistant captain, 6-5-0; #88 11 GP 1G, 9A 

JH Lages L*21, #6 Wellington Dukes OJHL, 5-5-0-2???

One returning player that has committed to the Dukes’ for next season is 20-year old defenceman JH Lages. 

The Mclean, Virginia product was announced by the club on Thursday as being Wellington’s first signee after posting 11 points in 31 games for the East division-winning Dukes in 2022-23. But not shown on current team roster 

Bing search indicates that JH is on South Shore Kings USPHL Premier

WRESTLING

David LaPrade,L23, Williams College  1st match a triangular at GMU, 11/11 

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