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BEARSPORTSNEWS 01.16.2022
- goldenstateservicesj
- Jan 15, 2022
- 4 min read
SUNDAY EDITION
Highlights
Inside the White Rocks
Bears hoops beats Mid-Atlantic BB leader
Hockey goes to B’more to beat MAPHL leader
Wrestling crushes WCAC team
Alumni Bears 39 plus 2 coaches
1 Bear pro basketball player putting up the points
7 Bear college basketball players –2 freshmen ripping it up; 2 GSs getting major PT . Bear Graduate students helping programs while they get another year of education
Bear Football player is collecting offers to play a 5th year at colleges like UVa and MSU!!!!
11 Bears playing hockey this season : 1 pro scoring; 1 Div. I assistant captain; Tier II Junior league; 3 playing club; 1 development league; 4 PGs, some stats for them (timely, accurate? Help!!!)
1 Bear swimmer not jumping into pools due to Omicron
1 wrestler hitting the mats for a school of Bears
Inside the White Rocks
Winter Sports
BASKETBALL—7-4 Coach Turner good win over the Frogs who beat StA on the Mount.
HOCKEY— 5-0 Coach Sears had to deal with 6 cancelled games in an away game against MAPHL #1 team with points, Calvert Hall 6-2
INDOOR TRACK Coach Hunt meet at Mercersburg was cancelled
SWIMMING Coach Ros’s team has had several meets cancelled.
Squash Coach Miller leads his team lost to WWHS 0-7
WRESTLING Coach Katz’s write-up of his meet v. Good Counsel is marvelous as usual:
We are back….. after a long hiatus, we were able to compete again tonight for the first time since Dec 19th. We wrestled a solid WCAC competitor who placed third in the Magruder tournament we won back in December. They had 10 place winners with 2 champs.
Tonight, it was all Bears… we won 11 of the 14 matches for a 56-16 victory.
The match started at 106. Theo Shockey continues to improve every match. He won a major decision 9-0.
Daniel Samuel (120) and Talon Smith (126) received forfeits. At 132,
Conrad Brady won by technical fall. Will Levy (145) pinned his opponent in 1:09.
Daniel Robinson won by injury default early in the match when the Good Counsel wrestler hurt his ankle pretty badly.
At 160, Nate Furgeson made his debut after surgery and a long recovery from a thumb injury in football. He did not disappoint as he won by technical fall: 17-2.
Will Abramson (182) won a close one 3-2.
Tiller Smith pinned at 195, and George Allen received a forfeit at 220.
The highlight of the night was at 285. Ty Reyes wrestled his first match of the year, and it was a definite crowd pleaser. He defeated the #13 ranked wrestler in MD and #5 in MD private schools. At the end of the first period, he hit an awesome headlock and went up 5-0. He managed to hang on the rest of the match winning with the final score 5-1 and the team bench on their feet cheering him on.
Next week is a busy week. We have a make-up match in addition to our two scheduled matches. We will wrestle 5 matches over three days, including 3 IAC matches: 1/19 is a tri-meet with Georgetown Prep and the Potomac School, 1/20 is St. Stephens St. Agnes, and 1/21 is Episcopal and St. James
Bear Tracks
Basketball 6
Professional –1
Darion Atkins #44 L11, NINERS Chemnitz 2nd place after an 8-2 run(11-5); Darion 27.9 min( #3 on team);12.9 points(#2), 7.0 REB (#1), 2.1 A, 0.7 blocks 0.6 STL. Darion vs. FC Bayern Munich in a Trent Lockett …served Darion Atkins beautifully via “Alley-Oop”. “Although not much worked offensively for us for a long time, we always believed in our chance and were able to reward ourselves in the end,” beamed the 31-year-old match winner.
College-7
Tone Cockrell L’17 Keystone College Giants, #5 Graduate Student (MBA); Giants (4-10); #5 started in a win v. Bryn Athyn and a loss to St. Elizabeth 67-78, #5 40 /39 min., 23/15 points, 11/8 reb., 3/7As, 3/2 STL
Miles Davis L18 St. Lawrence Saints; #3 Junior; 8-5. Team in a 3 game skid. #3 played all games, start 11; averaging 21.7 min. 4.7 pts, 1.8 reb., 0.7 As, 1.0 STLs,
Donnell Freyer, Jr. L’17 Claflin University Panthers, #12Graduate Student; 3-12 team; started against Bowie State 78-74 win for the Panthers, 27 min.,16 pts, 3 REB, 1A
Daraun Gray L’19 Loyola Greyhounds (10-6) #24, Junior;
Justin Patterson L’18 Towson Tigers (11-5) #44, Junior; in a 78-67 win over Hofstra, #44 28 minutes, 9 pts. 8 Reb.2A
Canin Reynolds L ‘20 Amherst College Mammoths (10-4) ranked #20 in Div. III; #2 played in 2 Ws and 1L.
Kino Lilly L21 Brown Bears, Freshman #10; Bears (9-10). Losses to Dartmouth and Princeton against the Ivy-leading Tigers #10 played 32 min. CAREER HIGH of 25 pts (10-13 field, 4-5 from 3pt arc)4 reb. 2 A
Football
Mac Hollensteiner continues to receive offers for 5th year of football including Michigan State and UVa
Hockey 11
Professional Hockey
Sam Anas, L11, is assigned to St. L. Blues AHL affiliate, Springfield Thunderbirds 1st place (18-10-3-1); #7 31 GP, 9 G 14 A, 2 GWG 3 PPG “ 2nd to his Quinnipiac linemate in team points
College Hockey
Patrick Giles L*18 ranked Boston College Hockey – Assistant captain #24(10-7-3) – goal and assist in loss to UConn 4-5
College Club
Alex Norwinski L’15 Liberty University ACHA Div. 1, #4 in ACHA (15-4); NEXT GAME 1/18
Ethan and Max Weinstein L20 Dartmouth Men’s Hockey #5 in ACHA Div. III (8-0-0) listed on the D game roster per FB posts
USPHL
NAHL
Matthew Brille#20 L*20 ;Chippewa Steel (Brown’22) (17-16-0-2, 5th place) 31 GP, 4G 8A 1GWG
Post Graduate—tracking Prep School hockey makes one value Div. III Sports Information (which is HORRIBLE generally)—parents and others with better access your help would be much appreciated
Kareem Al-Azem L*22 (RPI) Kimball Union Academy Wildcats (12-2-1) Team ranked #2 in NE preps 1G 3 A
Jacob Hookman-Vassa L*22 Loomis-Chaffee Pelicans (7-3) 1G
JH Lages L*21 Westminster School Martlets (6-2-0) 2G 4A
Will Lawrence L*22Mount St. Charles Academy 2-3 no information
Rugby
Aiden Howe L16 St. Mary’s Gaels Scrum-Half
Wrestling
Jonny Gherman L19 Ursinus Bears wrestling team 1-2 and 3 round robins; Junior—3 matches cancelled
SWIMMING
Jacob Rosner L19 Northwestern, Wildcats (1-1) 1 meet cancelled.
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