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BEARSPORTSNEWS 02.19.2023

BearSportsNews

Sunday Edition

02/19/2023

HIGHLIGHTS

Inside the White Rocks—

Catching up on all Landon Varsity Athletes:  Hockey captures IAC tournament trophy to complement its Regular Season Championship;  Wrestlers take their IAC crowns to MIS tournament; BBall win six in a row to reach a showdown against Bullis;Swim & Dive doing well at Easterns; Runner sets new Landon sprint time

 Alumni—- 

 Bears playing all the next level(s)-pro, college Div. I & III, college club and developmental programs:E– 1 Bear moving up a BASKETBALL— 1 pro BB player major factor for his Italian team; one Bear is coaching an ACC team; two college hoopsters lead their team in key stats (1 DIV. I and one Div. III); and 2 more playing for their teams.

HOCKEY—2 pros in same competitive league 2 Div. III college both players getting time on ice as freshmen; 5 are playing in developmental leagues (one committed to Brown); 5 contributing to theirCollege Club teams; one playing for aFounders’ League team AND scores 

Inside the White Rocks

Winter Sports

  • Hockey – (11-2-2) Coach Parker’s skater followed a pattern of the 2020 team—2 consecutive overtime wins—in the IAC semifinal 4-3 over StA on a Reid Pehrkon goal and a 3-2 win in a shootout over Bullis– Phillip Sears making a key stop to secure the Championship Trophy. MAPHL next Wednesday with another visit from the Potomac Bulldogs.

  • Wrestling from Coach KATZ’s grapplers facing tough competition:

  • Basketball – (18-8) won 1st round of IAC tournament with a 75-58 over EHS with another special game by Tyler Perkins but the run ended in Potomac

THIS WEEK Landon recognized Michael Hemann for his shooting v. GP

Coach Turners Bears could not repeat their previous upset of the Potomac Bulldogs losing 45-64 even though Perkins hit for 20 and Devin Stewart’s 10. Great job by the players and exceptional teaching by the coaches. 2024 has promise 

  • Indoor Track @ GP no score available

  • Swimming and Diving at Easterns

College Commits

Ethan Ming L’23 and DeAngelo Dickerson L’22 choose their college football programs. 

Bear Tracks

Winter Sports

Basketball 6

  • Professional –1 

Darion Atkins #44, L11, Dolomiti Energia Trento, 7th in the Italian Lega Basket Serie A :10-9. #44 19 GP averaging 30.3 minutes, 13.6 ppg, 5.3 rpg  , 1.7 apg, 0.7 blkspg, 1.4 spg 

  • Div. I Basketball Coach-1

  • Christian WebsterL09 VaTech Assistant Coach 15-11  

  • College-4

Miles Davis L18 St. Lawrence Saints (16-7); #3 senior; 20 GP, 10.9 mpg, 3.3 ppg, 1.0 rpg, 0.5 apg 

Daraun Gray L’19 Loyola Greyhounds (10-18): #24 senior; 5 GP, 4.0 mpg, 0.6 ppg, 0.4 rpg,  

Canin Reynolds L ‘20 Amherst College Mammoths (10-14): #2 sophomore; 24GP/23GS, 27.1 mpg, 7.8 ppg, 3.5 apg, 3.2 rpg, 1.3 steals per game—leads team in assists, steals, 2nd points

Kino Lilly L21 Brown Bears (13-11) #10 sophomore; Kino, Jr.: in his full season his #s are 22 GS/GP, 34.3 mpg, 16.8 ppg, 2.3 apg, 2.0 rpg leads team in minutes, and points. 

Antonio “Tone” Cockrell L’17, Colonial States Athletic Conference Assistant Commissioner of Strategic Initiatives, ATTENDS PAC-12 HEALTH and EQUITY Summit: Race, Gender, Identity and Accessibility MATTER

Tone was a student-athlete at Keystone College. A member of the men’s basketball team, Cockrell was a 1,000-point scorer and a multiple All-CSAC selection including a first-team selection during the 2019-2020 and 2021-22 seasons. Away from the court, he received the Business Award for Academic Excellence from Keystone in Spring 2021, while graduating Magna Cum Laude in 2021 with a 3.9 GPA majoring in Business with an Economics minor. He earned CoSIDA Academic All-District honors in men’s basketball during the 2019-20 season

Hockey 14

  • Professional Hockey 2

Sam Anas, L11: #7Hershey Bears (30-12-5-1) 2nd in Atlantic Division- Sam is on injured reserve after abdominal surgery

Patrick Giles L*18:  #36 Charlotte Checkers (28-16-2-2) 3rd Atlantic Division: #36- 48 GP 3 G, 7A; 

  • College Hockey 2

Kareem Al-Azem#34 L*22 since 01/02/23 has been playing for Connecticut College Camels (5-18-0)    13 GP 1G 16 shots All games in’23 

Oscar Smink L’21 Amherst College Mammoths #6 (14-5-4 and third in NESCAC) #6: 10 GP, 1 A (against Kareem’s team) 12 shots 

  • Development Hockey 4

Matthew Brille #20 L*20; NAHL Chippewa Steel (Brown’27) team 21-19-1-1: #20 is the Steel Captain, 39 GP 13 G 18 A;  

Will Lawrence L*22, #88 NAHL Johnstown Tomahawks (21-18-2-0); played 37 GP, 8 G 6 A 

JH Lages L*21,#2 Wellington Dukes OJHL: 33-11-3-2; #2   27 GP 2G 8A; previous team EHLNew Jersey 87’s JH  3 GP, 2G. Clinched playoff 

Ethan Goldman L22 (Connecticut College), #13 NCDC Mercer Chiefs 23-17-1-0-3-1: #13- 32 GP 2 A; 

  • College Club 5

Alex Norwinski L15 Liberty Club ACHA Div. 2 #27; 26-4-1-1-1:  on Div. 2– 32 GP, 13G, 17 A tied as second in pts on Flames [#27 on Div1- 2 GP] 

Ethan (#23) and Max (#30) Weinstein L20 Dartmouth Men’s Hockey ACHA Div. 3 14-1-2-0-0 #23 16 GP, 2G 5A; #30 10 GP as skater not as G 

Ty Morton L’19 Ohio Club ACHA Div. 2 22-5-0-0-0-1: 5GP, 5W 2.80 GA

 Riley Knebel L22, UVa Club hockey ACHA Div, 2    Atlantic Coast Conference Hockey League 3-4-0-1

  • Prep School

Jacob Hookman-Vassa L*23 Loomis-Chaffee (12-6-3) senior #18, 16 GP 3g (data not readily available) 

Rugby

TJ Kim USNA 

Swimming

Jacob Rosner L19 Northwestern, 3-4; recent times 10:16.32 in 1,000 free; 1:56.77 in 200 fly next meet 2/22 

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