BearSportsNews 09.18.2022

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Sep 18, 2022
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BearSportsNews Sunday catches up on all varsity sports and captures the alumni at colleges and the pros. The information available within and beyond the White Rocks varies based on what coaches and colleges provide; sometimes there may be better sources than the obvious sources. Please share at sandy_murdock@yahoo.com any links or sites AND ABSOLUTELY LET ME KNOW ABOUT ANY ERROR. BSN is a one Bear effort and mistakes have occurred and immediately corrected not even with any angst- if nothing else such requests to eradicate a wrong play, date, player, etc. shows the readers actually look at these pages. THANKS

Varsity Football earns good win
Varsity Soccer ties and then heads to Philly for ashowcase tournament
Varsity X-country in its first meet
12 Alumni Bears on college football rosters, 11 had games, 2 started, 5 played and 2 without games yet
Football Alumni coaches are 0-1 in NFL and 2-1 in FBS
6 Alumni are on college rosters, 5 started and 5 played
One Bear playing professional soccer for Loudoun United and DC United
1 Alumni is on a college swimming roster; season yet to start
2 Alumni are on a college water polo team
1 Alumnus is on college RUGBY roster MORE???
4 Alumni are getting ready for basketball season; one is a pro in Italy
11 Alumni are preparing for hockey ; 2 in the pro ranks, 4 in developmental leagues; 3 in college club; 1 in PG and 1?
2 Alumni golfers- one in college and one signed a pro contract

INSIDE THE WHITE ROCKS

Football (2-1) beat LANDON FOOTBALL 34 MARET 8, featuring an impressive goal line stand, an offense that moved the ball, a kickoff return for a 95 yard score and the D scoring another TD. Woodberry Forest @ home next. The Tigers beat Prep by 1 point after a close win over Flint Hill???

Soccer (2-1-1) tied the Heights 0-0

From Coach Reed—

Very, very entertaining game on Prindle Tuesday. While the final was 0 – 0, it could have been 4 – 4 or 5 – 0 either way. Both GKs were fantastic. Andreas Geffert was, once again, by a large margin, one of the most impactful players on the field today. He’s now on 250+ minutes of clean sheets, impressive at any level. Both teams had chances throughout the game, including during both overtime periods. The usual suspects played well for us today, Fishman, Brady, Thiess, Schermer, Trowern, Ingram and Geffert; several players contributed off the bench, particularly down the stretch. We could have/should have won, but there are some good moments to draw on.

We play next on Sunday up in Downingtown, PA on Sunday at a college showcase event that features a Who’s who of prep school soccer up and down the East Coast. We play The Hill School at 3:15 and 80+ colleges will be in attendance. Should be a good event for our boys. Wish us luck.

Water Polo (1-1) ???

X-Country

Rebel Invitational

Sat, Sep 10, 2022South Hagerstown HS

Official Team Scores

1. Jefferson 77

2. Georgetown Prep 83

3. North Hagerstown 84

4. Northwest 94

5. Potomac (McLean VA) 129

6. Brunswick 193

7. Francis Scott Key 203

8. Hammond 208

9. Washington 214

10. Spring Mills 287

11. Landon 291

BEAR TRACKS

Football 12

Mac Hollensteiner, L18 #77 5^th year exemption OL #77 –Georgetown (1-2): an away 6-45 loss v. Monmouth #77 started
Davis Walker, L19, K #47— Georgetown (1-2) away 6-45 loss to Monmouth #47 punted 6 times with a 31.2 ave.
Chazz Harley L19 #27 (RS sophomore) OLB Elon (1-1) Elon (2-1): the Phoenix beat Gardner-Webb 30-24; #27 DNP
Jelani Machen L19 #30, CB, Harvard(1-0): a 28-21 win Merrimack DNP
~~Jalen Williams~~ ~~L19 DB #35, Boston College~~ transfer portal
Tommy Kenary,L20 DL #62 Middlebury(1-0) #62 played and 1 solo tackle @ 17-6 win Amherst
Tyler Smith, L20 DB #23— 1-0 Georgetown (1-2) away 6-45 loss to Monmouth no participation stats.
Eric Ford,L21 OLB #43 Army (1-2): beat Villanova 49-10: #43 no participation stats
Chantz Harley, L21, DB #24 Maryland 3-0; beat SMU 34-27; #24 DNP
Greg Johnson,L21 OL #71 – Georgetown (1-2) ) away 6-45 loss to Monmouth no participation stats, but Mr. Johnson posted a picture showing #71 bulldozering an opponents
Dameon Ming,L21 RB/ #26 –Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (1-1) ; versus Worcester Polytechnic #26 played
Mac Albert, L22 , DE #95 –Furman University (2-1); the Paladins beat ETSU 27-14; #95 DNP
Carter Phillips, L22, WR #86—Georgetown (1-2) ) away 6-45 loss to Monmouth no participation stats.

Football Coaches 2

Jets lost to Ravens 9-24; Mike’s LBs had 20 tackles

Mountaineers (1-1) after ESPN Game Day in Boone and the beat Troy 32 -28!!!

Paul with his DBs after huge win over Texas A&M

Soccer 6

Nico Kenary L18, #27 — Amherst College (3-1-1),against Tufts a 2-3 loss, #27 started and played 81 minutes

Noah Hannam L18, #9 — Middlebury College (2-1-1); #9 started the last 3 games

Marc Schermer, L 20, #14, Hamilton (4-0); DNP

Hayden Evans, L 20, GK# 7;University of Michigan Wolverines (2-4-1) :#7 started all games and played all minutes with 32 saves in 7 games 1.43 GA

Issa Mudashiru, L21, D #33 Princeton University, 1-1-1: #33 started all but 1 game, 180 minutes in 3 games

Carlos Febles, L22, D #6 Oberlin College; 3-3: #6 played in 4games, started 3 , I assist and 1 shot in 48 minutes

Professional Soccer

DC United signed Kristian to a contract and he is playing for their affiliate Loudoun United . 13 GP 4 goals 17 shots- no games since last week

Swimming

Jacob Rosner L19 Northwestern, no schedule posted yet

Water Polo

Ford Bruggen L20, #13 –George Washington University 6-1 season ; #13 has 4 goals, and 2 steals

Logan Kalish L21, #16—1George Washington University 6-1 season ;no stats

Winter Sports

Basketball 4

Professional –1

Darion Atkins #44 L11, Dolomiti Energia Trento of the Italian Lega Basket Serie A 1^st game 10/2

College-3

Daraun Gray L’19 Loyola #24, senior

~~Justin Patterson~~ ~~L’18 Towson #44, senior;~~

Canin Reynolds L ‘20 Amherst College sophomore

Kino Lilly L21 Brown sophomore

~~Listed last spring as participating in these programs but currently not on the rosters~~

Golf

Charlie Bundy L’22 William & Mary

Morgan Egloff L’16 Rollins ’21 and now—

Hockey 10

Professional Hockey

Sam Anas, L11

Patrick Giles L*18 #39 playing in Prospects Showcase- Patrick Giles used his 6-foot-5, 217-pound frame to make a nifty move at the net after receiving a feed from Sandis Vilmanis to put Florida up 4-1.