BearSportsNews 10.06.2024

goldenstateservicesj
Oct 6, 2024
3 min read

HIGHLIGHTS

Football bye week but 2 Bears earn DMV awards
Soccer loses to #1 but beats Bullis
Cross Country – no news
Water Polo- bye week
13 Bear alum football players- 13 rostered – 8 had games; 2 UNDEFEATED TEAMS; — 5 Bye weeks; 4 played
2 Bear Alum rugby players no results– MORE???
4 Bear Alum soccer players rostered, 1 EPL, 2 Div I, 2 Div. III, 3 played this week, I scored and 1 has had PT.

INSIDE THE WHITE ROCKS

Cross-Country

Coach DiChiara’s team scheduled for the Maryland XC Invitational (MDXC) October 5, 2024—NO RESULTS

Football

Coach Padalino’s squad (4-1) bye week, but plaudits flowed in for his Bears:

Athlete of the Week: Bucknell lacrosse commit soaking up final weeks with Landon football

Landon named Sean its POW based on his performance v. BJOC.

AND

DC Touchdown Club Private School Player of the Week—UBIE ZAID Landon WR/FS UBIE ZAID caught six passes for 151 yards and three touchdowns, rushed four times for 44 yards and on defense returned an interception 50 yards, broke up another pass and made two tackles as the Bears beat O’Connell, 44-10.

THERE’S A HOME GAME ON WEDNESDAY @ 3:30pm against one of the IAC’s 3 bulldog mascots

Water Polo

TO ALL BEAR WATER POLO ALUMNI, PARENTS AND FRIENDS

if anyone is in town or able to come into town for homecoming, and played water polo at Landon, we would love to have them participate in the first ever Landon Varsity v Alumni game to kick off the homecoming weekend. The game will be at 4:30 on Friday, October 25^th at Landon’s pool. Interested and able players should email me directly to let him know – chris_ros@landon.net.

Coach Ros’ squad had a bye week

Soccer

Coach Reed’s side lost to #1 StA, but returned to the W column against Bullis:

BEAR TRAX

Football

College

13 rostered – 8 had games; 2 UNDEFEATED TEAMS; — 5 Bye weeks; 4 played

Tomás Kenary,L20 #21 Senior-Middlebury Panthers (3-1): beat Amherst 29-21; #21 PLAYED and had 1 solo, 1 assist, 1 TFL/SACK for –11, 1 QH, 1 INT.
Eric Ford, L21 OLB #40, MAPS junior-the UNDEFEATED Army Black Knights 5-0; Army crushed AAC opponent 49-7 #40 PLAYED
Chantz Harley, L21, DB #24 RS Junior- Maryland Terps 3-2; BYE WEEK
Greg Johnson, L21 OL #71, Senior – Georgetown Big Hoyas (3-2); BYE WEEK
Dameon Ming, L21 RB/DB #26 senior- Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Engineers (2-3), lost to undefeated league foe Rochester 7-14 PLAYED #263 receptions for 19 yds.
Carter Phillips, L22, DB #43 Junior— Georgetown Big Hoyas (2-1) BYE WEEK

Taylor Best, L’23, DB #29 Redshirt Freshman -University of MarylandTerps (3-2); BYE WEEK
Ethan Ming, L23, DB #2 Sophomore — #24 UNDEFEATED Carnegie Mellon University Tartans (5-0); beat Waynesburg 49-0; #2 PLAYED had 2 Solo and 1 Assist Tackles
Chris Wells, L23, LB #49 Redshirt Freshman, University of Maryland Terps (3-2); BYE WEEK
Dylan Aryavand, L24, QB #16, Freshman; Dickinson College Red Devils (2-2); lost to Franklin & Marshall 14-23
Zach Cameron, L24, DB #33 Freshman. Marist Foxes (0-5), lost to Davidson 19-42
Barrett Hoffman L24, OL #76 Freshman, Denison College (3-2) Big Red beat Worcester 30-20
Nate Rosner L’24 LB #53 Freshman, Williams Ephman (3-1) beat Bowdoin 34-14

Football Coaches

Mike Ruttenberg L99, NY Jets (2-3) linebackers coach, lost to Vikings in London
Paul Padalino L15, Appalachian State Mountaineer (2-3), quality control assistant (defense) lost.

RUGBY-2

Brian White, L’23, Robert Morris Colonials (0-2); 3 games no results

Ty Reyes, L’23, Penn State University (0-2); BYE WEEK

SOCCER- 5

Professional Soccer 1

Kristian Fletcher L’23: Nottingham Forest FC (2-1) #46, 3 games played

College- 4 rostered; 3 played this week and 1 has played

Issa Mudashiru, L21, #33 Senior defender, Princeton (5-3), beat Monmouth and Brown, PLAYED 38’ min. in one of those games
Carlos Febles, L22, #6 Junior defender, Oberlin College Squirrels, (4-6-1) PLAYED, started, scored, 3 shots 2 SOGs in 85’

Conrad Brady, L22, #26 Sophomore midfield, PSU Nittany Lions; team 4-5-2, 1 GP 8’
Masai Gordon, L23 #19, Freshman defender, Bowdoin Polar Bears (4-3-2), PLAYED , 10’