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BearSportsNews 09.15.2024

HIGHLIGHTS 

  • FOOTBALL loses its 1st to DCIAA power

  • SOCCER beats WaPo #1 one to one and earns a good win 

  • Cross Country hosts match and places 3rd

  • Water Polo goes to Annapolis for a tournament

  • 13 Alum football Bears rostered, 12 games; 5 played

  •  Alum Bear soccer alum rostered at EPL U21; 2 played 2 playing

 INSIDE THE WHITE ROCKS 

Cross-Country

Tom DiChiara invited teams to compete against his runners in the Mark Ferris invitational (boys and girls): 

The Landon Varsity Boys team finished 3rd overall with a total score of 85 points. 

  • James Carter: 10th place in the Varsity Boys race with a time of 17:05. 

  • Michael Nguyen: 15th place in the Varsity Boys race with a time of 17:25. 

  • David Kim: 20th place in the Varsity Boys race with a time of 17:45. 

  • Alex Thompson: 38th place in the Varsity Boys race with a time of 18:10 

Football

Coach Padalino’s squad (2-1) suffered the triskaidekaphobia  curse against WaPo #17, 2023 12-1 (one loss to Bears) and DCIAA Division Champ, DUNBAR. Maret next week. 

Water Polo

Coach Ros’ squad went to Annapolis to compete in the Battle of the Beltways.

Soccer

Coach Reed side, plagiarizing a famous Crimson headline Landon beats the WaPo#1 The Heights 3-3 Then beat DeMatha 1-0. The Bears are in Philly today and will face Hill. 

BEAR TRAX

Hockey Alum and Carroll Mercer Marbury winner offers guidance on weather

Member of a Landon family, who played ice hockey and received the school’s prestigious award, LOGAN GILES L’16, has created an INFORMATIVE website, LOGAN’S WEATHER WEB. This favorite WX man has been offering insights about local weather and like W*USA’s Topper Shutt L’77, Logan does more than post the numbers, but explains the science behind temperature, precipitation, sun/clouds and predictions. His insights allow his readers to understand the otherwise seemingly randon conditions. 

Football 

College

13 rostered – 12 had games; 5 played

  • Tomás Kenary,L20 #21 COVID+1, starter-Middlebury Panthers (0-1): lost to Wesleyan 7-42; #21 PLAYED and had 2 solo tackles 

  • Eric Ford, L21 OLB #40, MAPS junior-Army Black Knights 2-0; 1 Army had a bye week

  • Chantz Harley, L21, DB #24 RS Junior- Maryland Terps 2-1; beat old ACC rival UVa 27-13 and #24 RECORDED a solo and 2 assists

  • Greg Johnson, L21 OL #71, Senior – Georgetown Big Hoyas (2-1), Senior #294; STARTED in loss 14-40 to Sacred Heart  

  • Dameon Ming, L21 RB/DB #26 senior- Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Engineers Senior, PLAYED in a win over Wilkes 32-25; #26 RAN 4 times for 18 yards 

  • Carter Phillips, L22, DB #43 Junior— Georgetown Big Hoyas (2-1) loss 14-40 to Sacred Heart 

  • Taylor Best, L’23, DB #29 Redshirt Freshman -University of MarylandTerps (2-1;beat old ACC rival UVa 27-13.

  • Ethan Ming, L23, DB #2 Sophomore — #24 Carnegie Mellon University Tartans (2-0); beat Geneva 41-7; #2 RECORDED 2 assists and 1 TFL. 

  • Chris Wells, L23, LB #49 Redshirt Freshman, University of Maryland Terps (2-1); beat old ACC rival UVa 27-13

  • Dylan Aryavand, L24, QB #16, Freshman; Dickinson College Red Devils; beat William Patterson 24-0.  

  • Zach Cameron, L24, DB #33 Freshman. Marist Foxes (0-2), lost to Lafayette 14-56 

  • Barrett Hoffman L24, OL #76 Freshman, Denison College (0-2) Big Red lost to Alma College 30-38 

  • Nate Rosner L’24 Freshman. LB #53 at Williams Ephman (1-0) beat Hamilton 42-7.beat Titans 24-17 

Football Coaches

  • Mike Ruttenberg L99, NY Jets (1-1) linebackers coach, beat Titans 24-17 

  • Paul Padalino L15, Appalachian State Mountaineer (2-1), quality control assistant (defense); beat Eastern Carolina 

RUGBY-2

Brian White, L’23, Robert Morris Colonials; lost to Franciscan 14-12; no individual information 

Ty Reyes, L’ 22, Penn State University; PLAYED in a loss to Mount St. Mary’s 22-26 

SOCCER- 7

College Soccer 6 rostered— 5 games; 2 played

Professional Soccer 1

  • Kristian Fletcher L’23: Nottingham Forest FC 1st match  

Brighton and Hove Albion U21 9/22 

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College- 5 rostered; 2 played, 2 more playing

  • Issa Mudashiru, L21, #33 Senior defender, Princeton (1-2), beat St. John’s 2-1, PLAYED 30’ min.

  • Carlos Febles, L22, #6 Junior defender, Oberlin College Squirrels, (2-4) PLAYED75’ in 2 games. 

  • Zac Osmond, L22, #10 Junior midfield, Emerson College (2-2-1), NO LONGER ON ROSTER

  • Conrad Brady, L22, #26 Sophomore midfield, PSU Nittany Lions; team 2-4; 1 GP 8’ 

  • Masai Gordon, L23 #19, Freshman defender,

  • Bowdoin Polar Bears (3-0-1),2GP, 108’ 

Swimming-2

Ethan Tun L21, Carleton Senior, 1st match 10/26 

Harrison Tun, L23, Tufts University no 24-25 roster yet 

Golf -4  

Pro -2  

Morgan Egloff L’15 Minor League Tour Career Earnings: $3,466.59 

John Kalavritinos L’17Minor League Tour Career Earnings: $325.00.   

College -2  

Charlie Bundy L’22 transferred to Cal Berkley,junior 1ST MATCH 9/23

John Bates L’23 Sophomore Rhodes College Lynx 

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