BEARS SPORTS NEW SUNDAY EDITION 04/27/2025

HIGHLIGHTS

INSIDE THE WHITE ROCKS

• BASEBALL has 17-6 record, GP next!!!

• GOLF beats EHS

• LACROSSE runs streak to 12; Little Hoyas on Tuesday

•  RUGBY had a tough scrum against Gonzaga

• TENNIS wins again

• TRACK runs at Penn Relays

BEAR TRAX

WINTER SPORTS

• 1 Bear alum is leading his Turkish team in most OFFENSIVE stats

• 13 Bear Alums in hockey – only one Pros continues seasons Minsk season finished—review of L’11 AWESOME HS, USHL, COLLEGE AND PRO career

• 1 Bear Alum in EPL U21

SPRING SPORTS

• BASEBALL-7— two Bears leading their teams at the plate

• GOLF- 1 player redshirting at Cal.

• LACROSSE – 24 players, 18 played, 5 started, STATS LEADERS- #1 IN F/O NESCAC   and #1 in CTs B1G; All B1G 2^nd team, record for OSU C/Ts;   on injured list

• TENNIS- singles win

• TRACK- unable to find on their college websites.

INSIDE THE WHITE ROCKS

SPRING SPORTS

• BASEBALL—COACH MARTINEZ’s squad’s 17-6 record includes an 8 game W streak according to MaxPreps. Swept EHS and Avalon. The Bears face Georgetown Prep (13-5) this week GP website says “61 players go on to play in college since 2011 and has 12 current players committed or signed to play in college….including Austin Weiss ’25 for making the Team USA 18U Roster.”

• GOLF—COACH LUTHER’s links men beat EHS 201-204; onto GP this week

• LACROSSE— COACH McGettigan good week: beat VA boarding school with heavy Canadian Roster LANDON LACROSSE 12   BLUE RIDGE SCHOOL 6and cruised past their penultimate IAC opponent Landon Lacrosse 15 Episcopal High School 5. Tuesday the Little Hoyas at home

• RUGBY—COACH SAM TYLER’s squad lost to national powerhouse Gonzaga.

• TENNIS—COACH MILLER L’86, beat Gonzaga 9-0 and then EHS

• TRACK—COACH GRIFFIN GAGNON sent two relays to the prestigious Penn Relays and they ran well

BEAR TRAX

BASKETBALL 9

1 Pro; 1 Div. I coach; 7 college(3 Div. I);

PRO

• Darion Atkins L11, SIGORTAM.NET ISTANBUL (24-10), #18, 34 gp, 27.9 min/game, 15.0 ppg, 6.9 rpg, 2.7 apg, 1.9 block/game, 0.8 steal/GAME [1^ST IN POINT, REBOUNDS and MIN, 2nd IN PPG] quarterfinals start this week.

HOCKEY 15

PRO

• Sam Anas L’11 Minsk Dynamo 33-20;#7; per  FLASHSCORE 8 PRO SEASONS, 1 injury noted,  588 games played, 166 Gs, 280 As, 356 points;

• COLLEGE, QUINNIPIAC:

  • 2014 College Hockey News Rookie of the Year;

  • 2015  AHCA/CCM Hockey All-American Second Team

  • 2016 AHCA/CCM Hockey Men’s Division I All-America First Team

  • 2016 Frozen Four semifinalist, Sam Anas (East Region) All Star team

  • Led Quinnipiac in scoring all 3 years; 11^th in all time Bobcats career Div. I points (a 4^th year likely would have made him #1); 2^nd in goals;

  • His teams qualified for the NCAAs all years and Frozen Four one year

• Patrick Giles, L*18, #54   San Jose Barracudas (36-25-5-4) (AHL)  9 G, 2 A,1PPG,4 SHG, 1 GWG; leads 1^st round of Calder Cup 2-0, #54 played in both games 2SOGs

·     SOCCER

• Kristian Fletcher L’23: Nottingham Forest FC (7-2-9) #46, 11 GP. 3 G,

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SPRING SPORTS

BASEBALL-7

• Dane Camphausen L’19 (Case Western Reserve University 24-12-1). #40 for the Spartans—31 GS, 122 ABs, .361 BA, 47 RBIs, 13 HRs in clinching 2^nd  consecutive  University Athletic Association Championship title.  Graduate student designated hitter Dane Camphausen finished the game three-for-six with three runs, seven RBIs, and a pair of home runs, both coming during a nine-run seventh inning for the Spartans. He now has 13 home runs for the season, matching his own program record set last year.

• Jack Cope L ‘20 (W&L Generals 13-17) #27,

• Matthew Sicoli L’21 (Emory Eagles 20-10) #18 for Eagles, 40 GS, 149 AB, .376, 46 RBI, 3 HR, 15 for 17 on SB; pitched 1.2 Inning– Eagle of the Week Senior Matthew Sicoli collected seven hits, including two doubles, as he went 7-for-14 during Emory’s series split with #25 Chicago. Sicoli drove in eight runs across the four games, scored a team-leading seven runs and also reached base through three walks and one HBP. He was second on the Eagles in both slugging (.643) and on-base (.550) percentage in the series. He recorded at least one hit and one RBI in each of the four games including two three RBI contests.

• Robbie Lee L’22, (Denison Big Red) #44 Injured Red Shirt year.

• Henry Prince L’22 (Bates College Bobcats 12-17) #31 NO STATS INJURED???

• Jay Adams L’24, (Felician University Golden Eagles 30-16) #38 no appearances yet. INJURED ???

• James PedasL’24, (Dickinson College Red Devils 16-17) #36 one inning pitched, no runs, 1 hit and 1 SO.

GOLF-1

• Charles Bundy L22’ (California Golden Bears)Utilizing redshirt year during the 2024-25 collegiate season

LACROSSE-23

2020

• Joey Graham, Harvard Crimson #2: record 10-3; WIN , Ivy Tournament next.

• James Thomas, Navy Middies #13: record 8-6; WIN; Bear v. Bear Panetti. FUTURE NAVY PILOT per USNA lax website.

2021

• Stephen Bou, Pennsylvania Quakers #52: record 4-10; loss; end of season.

• Jake Cohen, Yale Bulldogs #4: career ending injury

• Owen Hegadorn, Hampden-Sydney Tigers #4: record 12-5, PLAYED 2 wins ODAC tournament this week.

• Nicholas Kopp, Amherst Mammoths #20: record 10-5 STARTED 1 WIN 1loss –  collectively 23/42 F/Os, 4 GBs , 2^ND IN NESCAC for wins; 2nd IN % for players with more than 10 F/Os!!!Loss was in 1^st Round of NESCAC

• Oscar Smink, Amherst Mammoths #10: record 10-5, 1WIN 1loss

2022

• Cullen Brown, Ohio State #42: record 12-2 1^ST IN CTs AND 1^ST IN GBS (EXCEPT FOGOS); 1^ST IN B1G IN CTs; B1G 1^st round Rutgers

• Jackson Galiani, Hobart Statesmen #43: record 5-9; PLAYED win

• Preston Lugar, Navy Middies #16: 8-6 record; WIN; Bear v. Bear Panetti

• Will Single, Dickinson #16: record 11-5; WIN PLAYED 

• Hunter Taylor, Michigan #52: record 7-7:  START loss career-high 18 saves end of season HIGHLIGHT of 2025 o/t win over #1 Maryland

2023

• Will Abramson, W&L Generals #43:  record 14-3; WIN PLAYED ,1GB ODAC next

• Andrew Atkins, Dickinson Red Devils #52: record 11-5; WIN

• Will Cohen, Dartmouth #8; surgery out for season

• Quinn Coughlan, Colby Mules #39; record 3-10; PLAYED loss 1GB

• Anthony Savoy, Denison Big Red #18; record 11-5; loss PLAYED, 1GB, 1CT NCAC tournament this week

• Nico Schermer, Bowdoin Polar Bears #40: record 13-2; 2 WIN PLAYED 2GBs NESCAC semis next

2024

• Nathan Furgeson, Delaware Blue Hens #26; record 7-6; PLAYEDWIN 1 GB  

• Kevin Miller, Georgetown BIG Hoyas #49; record 9-4; STARTEDWIN, 1A, Hoyas earned a share of the 2025 BIG EAST Regular Season title and the top seed at the upcoming BIG EAST Championship

• Davis Owens, Tufts #91 Jumbos: record 14-0: 2 WIN PLAYED 2 GBs, 1 CT 1^st round NESCAC win leads to semis.

• AnthonyPanetti, Bucknell #22: record 5-8; PLAYED loss, 1 A,– recognized as the freshman offensive rookie of the year.

• Chase Robertson, Utah #11; record 5-7 PLAYED  loss, 4 G, 1 GB, led Utes in goals,  ASUN tournament next

• Troy Ulisney, Bowdoin Polar Bear #6: record 13-2, WIN PLAYED, NESCAC semis next

TENNIS

• Rex Bondi l’24, Gettysburg College Bullets 11-11; won singles in team win

Outdoor Track-2

• Asim Hakim-Florian L23 Colgate only indoor???

• Sam Cohen L24 Tulane; same???

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