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BEARSPORTSNEWS 10.17.2021
- goldenstateservicesj
- Oct 17, 2021
- 6 min read
Highlights
Inside the White Rocks
Cross Country—flourishes in Homecoming Invitational
Football – bad start to IAC season
Soccer – tied StA beat SSSA and British International School and a Samperton record was broken by an EXCEPTIONAL Bear
Water Polo– wins in front of alumni and students
Alumni Bears 40 (2 pro’s) plus 2 coaches
1 Bear pro basketball player- leading team in rebounds and 2nd in League
5 Bear college basketball players
14 Bear football players had games; 4 played; 2 had major roles; 1 undefeated team; 2 bye weeks
10 Bears playing hockey : 1 for AHL Springfield Thunderbirds; 1 Hockey East team as an assistant captain; 2 in college club teams; 2 in developmental minor leagues and 4 at prep PG years
7 Bears had soccer games; 7 played including 1st college minutes for 1; 1 shut out and one all minutes in game
1 Bear swimmer
2 Bears competed in water polo matches
Inside the White Rocks
FOOTBALL (3-2)
SOCCER (8-2-2)
Landon 4 SSSA 1
The game against SSSA was particularly gratifying. We won big, Kris Fletcher had a hat trick and showed why he will soon be a paid professional. Conrad Brady scored possibly the most electrifying goal of the season to date with a rocket from 25+ yards. By the 55:00, our 2s were all on the field and outplayed their 1s by a mile. Zach Anderson had his best game of the season, and Sebby Kenary, Willis Reed, Lucas Canedo, Will Cohen, and Vince Ingram created 4 – 5 legitimate chances. Really fun to watch.
If you haven’t seen Kris Fletcher play yet this fall, it’s worth your time. I’m sure some of you have heard the talk around the halls and it’s all true. His trajectory is heading straight north these days. Over the summer he went on pro trials with Bayern Munich, RB Leipzig and Borussia Dortmund in the German Bundesliga. Dortmund made him a convincing offer. Earlier this week, Manchester United of the British Premier League invited him to come over for a trial in mid-November. Almost every IAC team has had a player turn professional at some point in the last two decades. Now, it’s our turn
Landon 7 British International School 0
just managed to get under cover after our game this afternoon. Here’s the quick and dirty:
8:00 Fletcher (unassisted)
10:00 Brady (Keys/Trowern)
19:00 Keys (Ellwood)
24:00 Fletcher (Trowern/Febles)
60:00 Fletcher (Matheson)
70:00 Lewis (Canedo)
72:00 Ellwood (unassisted)
The headline news today is that Kris Fletcher snapped the modern-era scoring record, held by Jake Samperton, ’05. It was more than a little gratifying to have that happen on Prindle, on Homecoming, with several soccer alumni on hand. He also roared past the modern-era points record for a season, previously held by Andrew Fenwick, ’02. Kris now takes aim at the all-time Landon record of 20 goals/42 points in a season, set in 1981. Both are well within reach.
Needless to say, everyone played. JV call-up Charlie Burr stood out in the second half at CM, composed, poised and unflappable. Mac Gibby also did well at centerback.
We’re away to Georgetown Prep on Tuesday at 4:15, a game that will do much to dictate the conference championship. Should be another hot one.
WATER POLO— Varsity Water Polowin against McDonogh
CROSS COUNTRY cruises in the Homecoming meet
Team scores
1 Landon 24
Total Time: 1:48:56 Average: 21:47.18 1-5 Split: 1:33
2 St Stephens and St A 41
Total Time: 1:50:40 Average: 22:07.98 1-5 Split: 1:30
3 Bullis
Total Time: 2:01:31 Average: 24:18.20 1-5 Split: 4:52
Individual Runners
1 Owen Kelly 10 Landon 21:07.70 1
2 Phillip Strabo 11 Landon 21:09.20 2
3 Langston Clay 9 Bullis 21:16.70 3
4 Joel Brown 11 Landon 21:24.80 4
5 Silas Witmore 12 St Stephens and St A 21:33.20 5
6 William Ristau 12 St Stephens and St A 21:33.70 6
7 William Adams 12 St Stephens and St A 21:39.70 7
8 Cyrus Bajoghli 9 Landon 22:33.90 8
9 Seamus McNamara 10 Landon 22:40.30 9
10 Nicolas Alway Roza 10 Landon 22:44.10 10
14 Jeh-Lei Fan 9 Landon 23:59.20 14
17 Theodore Shockey 9 Landon 24:36.90
19 Parker Nolan 12 Landon 24:44.30
20 Dylan Furbay 10 Landon 24:46.60
22 Palmer McTague 10 Landon 24:56.30
25 Nimai Patel 10 Landon 25:41.10
26 Khalil Jackson 9 Landon 25:41.50
29 Jack Fucci 9 Landon 26:30.00
30 Julian Crowson 9 Landon 26:41.70
32 Justin Langdon 12 Landon 27:02.20
33 Aaron Ravitz 11 Landon 27:02.80
34 Tucker Akridge 10 Landon 27:05.90
35 Taj Richardson 9 Landon 27:07.40
36 Collin Lo 9 Landon 27:21.40
37 Solomon Ravitz 9 Landon 27:21.70
39 Dhruv Narang 10 Landon 27:24.70
43 Luke Mearns 9 Landon 29:25.40
44 Jack Bernstein 12 Landon 31:03.80
45 Carter Allen 9 Landon 31:28.60
46 Parsa Lajmiri 12 Landon 31:31.10
47 Nicholas Renzi 12 Landon 33:52.50
48 Yufeng Du 12 Landon 34:37.80
Bear Tracks
Basketball 6
Professional –1
Darion Atkins #44 L11 NINERS Chemnitz (3-1), Löwen Braunschweig vs. NINERS Chemnitz 84:93; Darion 24 min 12 points, 5 RB, 4 A
College-5
Tone Cockrell L’17 Keystone College #5 Graduate Student (MBA)
Daraun Gray L’19 Loyola #24, Junior
Justin Patterson L’18 Towson #44, Junior
Canin Reynolds L ‘20 Amherst College Mammoths’ website not current
Kino Lilly L21 Brown Freshman #10
Football 14
Davis Walker, L19, K #47 Georgetown. (1-4) Hoyas 14 @ Holy Cross 48; DNP
Terrance Bridgers L19 (RS soph) DL, #93 Delaware State, (3-33) bye week
Joshua Chapman L19 #55 DL Pennsylvania (2-3) Quakers 14 @ Columbia 23;
Chazz Harley L19 #27 (RS freshman) OLB Elon(3-3); Phoenix bye week
Eric Ford,L21 USMAPS (United States Military Academy) —no way to track MAPS
Greg Johnson,L21 OL #76 Georgetown (1-4) Hoyas 14 @ Holy Cross 48, DNP
Eric Speight,L21 DE #92 Pace (2-5) Setters 39 V. Franklin Pierce 31 DNP
Coaching
Hockey 10
Professional Hockey
Sam Anas, L11, is assigned to St.L. Blues AHL affiliate, #7 (1-0) Springfield Thunderbirds 2 v. Hartford Wolf Pack 1; #7 3 SOG
College Hockey
Patrick Giles L*18 #24 Boston College – Assistant captain (2-1-1) Eagles 5 v. Northeastern 3 ;started 3SOG, 1G, F/Os 7 W 8L; Eagles 2 @ Bentley 6; 2 S, F/Os 8W 3L.
College Club
Alex Norwinski L’15 Liberty University ACHA Div. 1 (6-1)#27; #3 in ACHA rankings Flames 4 #4 Minot State 6; #27 2 GP
Ethan and Max Weinstein L20 Dartmouth Men’s Hockey
USPHL
NAHL
Matthew Brille #20 L*20 Chippewa Steel(Brown’22) (6-7-0-0) 11 GP, 2G 1A 1GWG
Post Graduate
Kareem Al-Azem L*22 (RPI) Kimball Union Academy
Jacob Hookman-Vassa L*22 Loomis-Chaffee
JH Lages L*21 Westminster School
Will Lawrence L*22 Mount St. Charles Academy
Lacrosse
University of Michigan lacrosse
Rowing 1
Ari Chadda L18 , Dartmouth College, coxswain 10/23 – 24 head of the Charles
Soccer 7
Nico Kenary L18, #27 Amherst College, (9-2-1), Mammoths 2 @ Bates 0, #27 played 22 minutes; Mammoths 1 @ #3 Tufts 2 (2O/T) #27 played 39 minutes
Noah Hannam L18, #2 Middlebury College (8-3-1) Panthers 0 #3 Tufts 0 2O/T; played 44 minutes 1SOG ; Panthers 2 v. Eastern Nazarene started, played 57 minutes, 1 S ; Panthers1 @ Colby 3; #2 34 minutes, 1 SOG
Drew Parker L18 , Kenyon College (international semester)
Burke McLaughlin L18, #5, Denison University (7-4-1), Big Red 1 v. Wabash 0, #5 played 27 minutes, 1 SOG; Big Red 3 @ DePauw 0#5 played 27 minutes, 1 SOG
Alex Riel L18, #4, Allegheny College (4-9); Alligators 1 v. Oberlin 2 O/T ; #4 started; Alligators 0 @ Ohio Wesleyan #3 started
Marc Schermer, L 20, #14, Hamilton (6-6-1), Continentals 4 SUNY SUNT Poly 0; #14 Played 14 minutes 1stGame in college; Continentals2 v. Trinity1 ,#14 DNP
Hayden Evans, L?, GK#31;University of Michigan(6-5-2) Wolverines 1 v. B1G 2ND Wisconsin 0; #31 90 min. 6 saves and ZERO/0 GA.
Issa Mudashiru, L21 #33 Princeton University (6-5) Tigers v. Temple 1, #33 started, 90 minutes, Tigers 3 v. Columbia 0 started 90 minutes
Swimming
Jacob Rosner L19 Northwestern, free style 500 and 1000; Indiana 10/16
Water Polo
Ford Bruggen L20, #12 George Washington University (7-10) Colonials 12 @ Wagner 11 no stats; Colonials 5 v. Bucknell 8, no participation stats
Logan Kalish L21, #16 George Washington University (7-10) Colonials 12 @ Wagner11 no stats; Colonials 5 v. Bucknell 8 no participation stats
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