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BEARSPORTSNEWS 10.24.2021
- goldenstateservicesj
- Oct 24, 2021
- 5 min read
Highlights
Inside the White Rocks
Soccer – 2 wins and a generational Bear talent kicks IAC opponents
Football – loses at GP
Other teams – bye
Alumni Bears 39 plus 2 coaches
1 Bear pro basketball player- leading team in rebounds and 2nd in League
5 Bear college basketball players – seasons start soon
12 Bear football players had games; 4 played; 3 had major roles; 0 undefeated team (Harvard lost in 4th O/T to the Tigers; 2 bye weeks
10 Bears playing hockey this season : 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; 5 played this week with 4 having had major roles
7 Bears had soccer games; 6 played, 5 had major roles
1 Bear swimmer
2 Bears competed in water polo matches
Inside the White Rocks
FOOTBALL (3-3)
SOCCER (11-2-2)
Landon 7 Bishop Ireton 0
Landon 5 (Kris Fletcher 4) @ Episcopal 1
We’ve seen many moments of great skill from Kris thus far this season. Today he was consistently at the highest level I’ve seen at Landon in twenty-three years. Period. His second goal was simply outrageous; it was like he dribbled into a phone booth packed with four defenders, skinned each one of them, then danced around the GK, left him sprawled on the ground, and literally walked into the goal with the ball.
One time, in my third year, I coached against a Heights team that featured Freddy Adu, a name you might remember. He did a bunch of otherworldly things that day, but he never scored in the run of play. He finished a PK and bent a direct kick over the wall and under the bar from distance. Very impressive.
Fletch scored four goals by carrying the ball more than fifty yards and weaving through 6 – 8 players. I cannot wait for the film to get posted on Hudl. And, Kris now holds the all-time records for goals and points in a season on 21 and 50, respectively.
Our 2s, again, did well in the second half. Zach Anderson scored on a simple finish after Conrad Brady made several defenders miss and slipped a tidy ball into Zach’s feet. Ethan Pendleton impressed early when the game was still competitive.
St. Albans won beat Prep on a controversial penalty kick in injury time at the tail end of the second overtime period. So, we’re still in first place by two points. We visit Bullis on Tuesday and if we hold serve, and STA does likewise v Episcopal, then next Friday v STA on Prindle Field will be for the whole enchilada.
WATER POLO— no matches this week
CROSS COUNTRY meet today, no report yet
Bear Tracks
Basketball 6
Professional –1
Darion Atkins #44 L11 NINERS Chemnitz (3-1), Löwen Braunschweig vs. NINERS Chemnitz 84:93; Darion 25.4 min 13.5 points, 8.3 REB, 1.8 A, 1.0 blocks
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
Bryce Baylor, L18, RB #21, Dickinson College (2-5) Red Devils 13 v. Franklin & Marshall 17; #2—leading rusher 4 carries 61 yards, longest 61 yards
Mac Hollensteiner, L18 OL #77 Georgetown (2-4) Hoyas 29 @ Bucknell 21; #77 started played every O snap
Davis Walker, L19, K #47 Georgetown (2-4) Hoyas 29 @ Bucknell 21; injured
Terrance Bridgers L19 (RS soph) DL, #93 Delaware State, (3-4) Hornets 7 SC State 13 DNP
Jalen Williams L19 (RS soph) DB #35, Boston College (4-2) EAGLES bye week
Eric Ford,L21 USMAPS (United States Military Academy) —no way to track MAPS
Greg Johnson,L21 OL #76 Georgetown (2-4) Hoyas 29 @ Bucknell 21 DNP
Dameon Ming,L21 RB/LB #26, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (6-1) bye
Eric Speight,L21 DE #92 Pace (2-6) Setters 16 V. St. Anselm 24 DNP
Coaching
Hockey 10
Professional Hockey
Sam Anas, L11, is assigned to St. L. Blues AHL affiliate, Springfield Thunderbirds #7 (3-0) #7 11 SOG. 1A
College Hockey
Patrick Giles L*18 #24 Boston College – Assistant captain (2-2-1) Eagles 3 v. Colorado College 5 ;started 2SOG, F/Os 8 W 15L;
College Club
Alex Norwinski L’15 Liberty University ACHA Div. 1 (8-2)#27; #3 in ACHA rankings Flames 2 wins at University of Jamestown #27 8 GPs 1A
“Our PK did a great job again tonight,” Coach Handy said, noting that Liberty was shorthanded even when it didn’t have men in the penalty box. He credited Norwinski for helping to anchor and stabilize the defense. “Like a lot of other guys, he was banged up and was able to gut through the game tonight,”
Ethan and Max Weinstein L20 Dartmouth Men’s Hockey (1-0-0) listed on the D game roster
USPHL
NAHL
Matthew Brille L*20 Chippewa Steel (Brown’22) (7-8-0-1);#20 13 GP, 3G 3A 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
Rowing 1
Ari Chadda L18 , Dartmouth College, coxswain 10/24 head of the Charles
Soccer 7
Nico Kenary L18, #27 Amherst College, (11-2-1), Mammoths 2 @ WPI 1 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 7 minutes 1SOG ; Panthers 2 @ Colby 0; #2 19 minutes, 0 SOG
Drew Parker L18 , Kenyon College (international semester)
Burke McLaughlin L18, #5, Denison University (9-4-1), Big Red 2 @ Oberlin 1, #5 DNP ; Big Red 3 Wittenberg 0 ;#5 played 29 minutes, 1 SOG
Alex Riel L18, #4, Allegheny College (4-11); Alligators 2 @ Hiram 3. #4 started 1 SOG ; Alligators 0 @ DePauw 2; #3 started 3 S 2SOG
Marc Schermer, L 20, #14, Hamilton (7-7-1), Continentals 1 v. Williams 0; #14 DNP ; Continentals 1 @ Wesleyan 3 ,#14 DNP
Hayden Evans, L?, GK#31;University of Michigan(7-5-3) Wolverines 0 v. Akron 1; #31 DNP; Wolverines 2 v. Rutgers 0; #31 90 minutes 2 saves
Issa Mudashiru, L21 #33 Princeton University (8-5) Tigers 2v. Lehigh 0, #33 started, 90 minutes; Tigers 4 @ Harvard 1 started 90 minutes—STARTED LAST 6 GAMES—9 Ds on roster
SWIMMING
Jacob Rosner L19 Northwestern, free style 500 and 1000; Indiana 10/16
Water Polo
Ford Bruggen L20, #12 George Washington University (7-10) bye week
Logan Kalish L21, #16 George Washington University (7-10) bye week
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