BearSportsNews 10.30.2022

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Oct 30, 2022
5 min read

Getting to crunch time in fall sports inside and out of the White Rock, HS and College soccer in particular. Pro and developmental hockey in full swing. Alumni earns entry into Hall of Fame

Varsity Soccer allows 1^st IAC score in tie v SSSA and battles to a 0-2 loss to STA
- Two ’23 players (one pro) met with Bear 3^rd grade team explaining what it took to get there.
Varsity Football beats Bullis 19-7
Varsity X-country IACs Bears 3^rd, seniors places 4^th and 7th
A Bear Tennis Alumni enters HoF
12 Alumni Bears on college football rosters, 7 played one first start in a winning game
Football Alumni coaches are 4-2 in 2^nd AFL East 2 consecutive upsets and 4-3 in FBS
6 Alumni are on college soccer rosters, three ranked Div. III teams 4 played; all NESCAC teams with all Bears were in playoffs, next week Bear v. Bear
1 Alumnus swam 500m v. M Go Blue
2 Alumni are on a college water polo team and played over the weekend and each had 2 goals.
1 Alumnus is on college RUGBY roster MORE???
5 Alumni are getting ready for basketball season; one playing pro in Italy
13 Alumni are playing/preparing for hockey ; 2 pro’s played this week, 5 in developmental leagues—all appear to have played ; 4 in college club; 1 in PG
See the 2 pros’ teams play each other @ Hershey on 12/10

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

INSIDE THE WHITE ROCKS

Football (2-5) Bullis hits Bordley Stadium at Triplett Field and the Bears beat the Bulldogs of Potomac 17-9; onto SSSA

Soccer (9-2-2) Bears 6 GP 0; Bears 0 Bulldogs of DC 2 onto IACs

Water Polo (1-1) ???

X-Country – IACs team 3^rd and Asim Hakim-Florian 4^th with fellow senior Samuel Cohen 7th

BEAR TRACKS

Football 12

Mac Hollensteiner, L18 #77 5^th year exemption OL #77 –Georgetown (2-6) Big Hoyas : beat @ Lafayette 30-20 started played right and left tackle
Davis Walker, L19, K #47— Georgetown (2-6) Big Hoyas beat @ Lafayette 30-20, #47 punted 6 times for 39.3 ave.
Chazz Harley L19 #27 (RS sophomore) OLB Elon (6-3): the Phoenix beat CAA leader 27-7 defeat No. 12/11 Delaware #27 played
Jelani Machen L19 #30, CB, Harvard(5-2): beat Dartmouth 28-13 Played
Tommy Kenary,L20 DL #21 Middlebury(5-1); the Panthers beat 20-17 Colby: #21 played 3 solos, 4 assists, 1 BRK and 2 QH
Tyler Smith, L20 DB #23— Georgetown (2-6 )Big Hoyas beat @ Lafayette 30-20 DNP
Eric Ford,L21 OLB #43 Army (3-4): Black Knight bye week ATTENDED THE BULLIS GAME!!!
Chantz Harley, L21, DB #24 Maryland (6-2); bye
Greg Johnson,L21 OL #71 – Georgetown (2-6); Big Hoyas beat @ Lafayette started and played CENTER

Dameon Ming,L21 RB/ #26 –Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (5-3) ; the Red Hawks lost to Ithaca College 10-13 played
Carter Phillips, L22, WR #86—Georgetown (2-6) Big Hoyas beat @ Lafayette 30-20 DNP
Football Coaches 2

Jets (3-2) beat Denver 16-9 the J-E-T-S are 2^nd in the tough AFC East

Mountaineers (5-3) held Robert Morris to a single FG, total offense of 70 yards

Soccer 6

Nico Kenary L18, #27 — Amherst College (10-1-5): Mammoth 1-1 beat Trinity 5-1; #27 played/started 90 minutes and had a SOG; in NESCAC quarterfinals Amherst at home had a 1-0 v. Wesleyan, #27 played/started 90 minutes; next v. Hannam’s team 11/

Noah Hannam L18, #9 — Middlebury College (10-3-3); Panthers lost to Williams 0-1; #9 played 21 minutes; in NESCAC quarterfinals a 2-0 home against Hamilton, #9 played 25 minutes

Marc Schermer, L 20, #14, Hamilton (8-2-4); Continentals lost #27 Oneonta 1-2 ; #14DNP ; next up NESCAC Q-Finals a 0-2 @Middlebury DNP

Hayden Evans, L 20, GK# 1;University of Michigan Wolverines (4-10-3); in a 2-3 loss to Notre Dame # 1 DNP, lost to PSU no stats

Issa Mudashiru, L21, D #33 Princeton University (6-5-3): beat Fordham 3-2 #33 started and played 66 minutes; the Tigers tied Brown #33 started and played 33 minutes

Carlos Febles, L22, D #6 Oberlin College; 5-7-3: #6 DNPin 2-2 tie v. Wooster #6 played 52 minutes

Professional Soccer

DC United forward Kristian Fletcher L’23 after the MLS season met with 3^rd grader soccer players. Along with classmate Art they shared with the younger players what it takes to succeed in school and on the fields

Swimming

Jacob Rosner L19 Northwestern, 2-2; swam 500m v. M Go Blue per his father who was watching oldest son at ’23 bear playing football.

Water Polo 2

Ford Bruggen L20, #13 –George Washington University 19-5 beat USNA 12-11 in O/T (no stats) and then 23-8 @JHU played and had 2 goals on 2 shots

Logan Kalish L21, #16—George Washington University 19-5: beat USNA 12-11 in O/T (no stats) and then 23-8 @JHU played and had 2 goals on 2 shots

: Winter Sports

Basketball 5

Professional –1

Darion Atkins #44 L11, Dolomiti Energia Trento of the Italian Lega Basket Serie A 2-1: #44 averaging 31.8 minutes, 15.8 points, 35 rebounds, 8 assists, 1 blocked shot, 1 steal

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 11/7

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 – 52nd annual Furman Intercollegiate— Freshman Charlie Bundy earned a share of 48th with a 221 (+8). He finished sixth in the tournament in par 3 scoring at even par and seventh in pars with 36.

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

Hockey 14

Professional Hockey 2

Sam Anas, L11 #7 Hershey Bears (2-2-2): #7 in GP 1G 1A;

Patrick Giles L*18 #36 Charlotte Checkers (4-1-1) 4^th in Atlantic division #36 6 GP;

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 ;NAHL Chippewa Steel (Brown’2?) team 11-7-0-0: #20 is the Steel Captain 18 GP ,is Steel’s 2^nd in points with 8 G 12 A, and has played in all games

Kareem Al-Azem#34 L*22 (RPI’2?); NAHL Maryland Black Bears 13-3-0-0, 1^st in division; #34 9 GP with a reportedly very skillful G v. Landon Bear Lawrence

Will Lawrence L*22, #88 NAHL Johnstown Tomahawks (4-7-2); played 11 GP, 1 G 1A

Ethan Goldman L22, #13NCDC Mercer Chiefs 12-7-1; 10GP;

JH Lages L*21, #6 EHL New Jersey 87’s 8-4-1: 2^nd in South: #6 3 GP, 2G .

College Club 5

Alex Norwinski L15 Liberty Club ACHA Div. 2,10-2, #27: 13 GP , 2G, 8A

Ethan and Max Weinstein L20 Dartmouth Men’s Hockey

Ty Morton L’19 Miami (OH) Club Div. II 6-2-0,; A large part of their success is coming from all four goalies Jake Coward, Ty Morton, James Saber, and Matthew Zazon. Combining for a 2.07 goals against average and a save percentage of 0.945

Riley Knebel L22, UVa Club hockey

PREP SCHOOL 1

Jacob Hookman-Vassa L*23 Loomis-Chaffee

Lacrosse Fall Ball