BearSportsNews 10.16.2022

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Oct 16, 2022
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BearSportsNews 10.16.2022

A little later than most Sunday Editions, BECAUSE there is so much BearNews

Varsity Soccer loses to stacked StA, but rebounds with 2 wins

Varsity Football lost 1^st IAC game, but ready for Prep

Varsity X-country senior places in invitational meet again and his teammates earn 3rd

12 Alumni Bears on college football rosters, 7 games; had games, 1 started, 5 played ,

Football Alumni coaches are 4-2 in 2^nd AFL East 2 consecutive upsets and 3-3 in FBS

6 Alumni are on college soccer rosters, three ranked Div. III teams 5 played

One Bear playing professional soccer for DC United TALLIES 1^ST GOAL!!!

1 Alumnus is on a college swimming roster

2 Alumni are on a college water polo team and contributing in many stat boxes

1 Alumnus is on college RUGBY roster MORE???

5 Alumni are getting ready for basketball season; one playing pro in Italy

See the 2 pros’ teams play each other @ Hershey on 12/10

2 Alumni golfers- one in college and one signed a pro contract

13 Alumni are preparing for hockey ; 2 played 1^st 2022 pro games, 5 in developmental leagues—all appear to have played ; 4 in college club; 1 in PG

INSIDE THE WHITE ROCKS

Football (2-4) The IAC season started with a disappointing 0-9 loss to EHS. The Maroon (2-2) had two losses to big Richmond schools; an easy win against Loudoun County and a trashing of SSSA 34-12. That last game matters if you believe in the application of the transitive property to sports: GP beat SSSA by one late TD. The score board did not change after the first 20 minutes. Both teams’ play exhibited fumbles, dropped passes and penalties. EHS scored its TD having intercepted a pass and driving 40 yards with a PAT “boinking” off the upright. The +3 was the result of 35 yards gained and a 35 yard FG.

Disappointing would be an appropriate descriptor for the game, but discouraging would not. Players, O and D, played hard and were not intimidated by the Massive Maroons.

Prep at home next week

Soccer (7-2-1) after a rough patch v. StA (a very veteran), Bears beat EHS and Don Bosco Cristo High School

Water Polo (1-1) ???

X-Country – Thank you Coach Addison

College Commitments

Tyler Perkins headed to the Palestra

Will Cohen good bye Columbus, heading to the Woods

BEAR TRACKS

Football 12

Mac Hollensteiner, L18 #77 5^th year exemption OL #77 –Georgetown (1-5): Big Hoyas have a bye
Davis Walker, L19, K #47— Georgetown (1-5) Big Hoyas have a bye
Chazz Harley L19 #27 (RS sophomore) OLB Elon (5-2): the Phoenix lost to #22 URI 10-17 #27 played
Jelani Machen L19 #30, CB, Harvard(3-1): @AUDI FIELD beat Howard 41-25. Played 1 tackle
~~Jalen Williams~~ ~~L19 DB #35, Boston College~~ transfer portal
Tommy Kenary,L20 DL #21 Middlebury(3-1); the Panthers in battle of unbeatens lost to Trinity 21-27: played 7 solo’s (2 TFLs),
Tyler Smith, L20 DB #23— Georgetown (1-5 )Big Hoyas bye week
Eric Ford,L21 OLB #43 Army (3-4) beat Colgate 42-17: #43 DNP
Chantz Harley, L21, DB #24 Maryland (4-2); beat Indiana 38-33; #24 played, and downed a punt within the 1 yd. line. 2nd time winner of the Venom Award

Greg Johnson,L21 OL #71 – Georgetown (1-5); Big Hoyas bye
Dameon Ming,L21 RB/ #26 –Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (5-2) ; the Red Hawks beat Hobart 16-13: #26 played; had 1 reception
~~Mac Albert,~~ ~~L22 , DE #95 –Furman not rostered~~

Carter Phillips, L22, WR #86—Georgetown (1-5) Big Hoyas bye

Football Coaches 2

Jets (3-2) upset the Packers 27-10; the J-E-T-S are 2^nd in the tough AFC East

Mountaineers (3-3) lost to Texas State 24-26 Paul’s D earn a shutout

Soccer 6

Nico Kenary L18, #27 — Amherst College (7-1-6): Mammoth’s 0-0 tie with Bowdoin, #27 played/started 90 minutes with a shot

Noah Hannam L18, #9 — Middlebury College (9-1-2); Panthers are on a hot streak crushing Eastern Nazarene 6-0; #9 played 18 minutes and recorded a SOG; in a 6-0 rout of Trinity #9 played 30 minutes.

Marc Schermer, L 20, #14, Hamilton (8-1-3); Continentals tied Colby 1-1; #14 DNP; lost to #23 Bowdoin 0-4: #19 DNP

Hayden Evans, L 20, GK# 7;University of Michigan Wolverines (4-7-3)in a 3-0 shutout of Bradley #7has played all 90 minutes for 3^rd SO

Issa Mudashiru, L21, D #33 Princeton University, 4-4-2: #33 played in 1-1 tie with Columbia defended for 45 minutes

Carlos Febles, L22, D #6 Oberlin College; 4-7-1: #6 played 7 minutes in loss to #1 Kenyon; in 1-2 loss to Wittenberg, the freshman played 15 minutes

Professional Soccer

DC United forward Kristian Fletcher L’23

Swimming

Jacob Rosner L19 Northwestern, 2-2; no new stats

Water Polo 2

Ford Bruggen L20, #13 –George Washington University 16-2 lost to #19 Fordham 7-16 and beat Wagner #13 1 goal v. Wagner

Logan Kalish L21, #16—George Washington University 16-2 lost to #19 Fordham 7-16 and beat Wagner; no participation stats

: Winter Sports

Basketball 5

Professional –1

Darion Atkins #44 L11, Dolomiti Energia Trento of the Italian Lega Basket Serie A beat Regio Emilia 63-59, #44 average 30 minutes, 11.5 points, 7 rebounds and 3 assists

College-4

Miles Davis L18 St. Lawrence Saints; #3 senior; 1^st game 11/7

Daraun Gray L’19 Loyola #24, senior 1^st game 11/17

Canin Reynolds L ‘20 Amherst College sophomore1^st game 11/12

Kino Lilly L21 Brown sophomore1^st game 11/7

Golf

Charlie Bundy L’22 William & Mary –next match 10/22

Morgan Egloff L’16 Rollins ’21 and now working for his PGA card —

Hockey 13

Professional Hockey

Sam Anas, L11#7 Hershey Bears (1-0) beat Utica Comets 3-1 #7 played and had 4 shots

Patrick Giles L*18 #36 Charlotte Checkers beat Hartford Wolf Pack 4-3 in overtime : #36 played and had one SOG

Bears v. Checkers @ Hershey 12/6

(the next six players and the Weinstein twins were members of the ’20-’21 IAC and MAPHL champions

College Hockey 1

Oscar Smink L’21 Amherst College 1^st game 11/19 no roster

Development Hockey 5

Matthew Brille #20 L*20 ;USHL Chippewa Steel (Brown’2?) team 8-5, 4^th in their division: #20 13 GPis Steel’s 1^st in points with 5G 10 A played