BearSportsNews 11.10.2024

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Nov 10, 2024
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Sunday Edition

HIGHLIGHTS

In one of the most exciting games of recent memory, Bears come back from 15 point deficit capped by an 88yd TD kickoff return!!!

Soccer had a successful season with a 10-4-5 record and winning the IAC trophy

Cross Country – at the Maryland Private School State Championships

Water Polo-at Eastern’s– NO NEWS

13 Bear alum football players- 13 rostered – 11 had games; 1 UNDEFEATED TEAM; 6 played;

3 Bear Alum rugby players —MORE???

5 Bear Alum soccer players rostered, 1 EPL U21; 2 Div I, 2 Div. III, 3 played this week, 1 headed to Conference tournament

Winter sports added in this Edition

9 Bear Alums involved in Pro and College Basketball

1 Bear Alum fencing

13 Bear Alums in hockey – Pro, College (Div. I & III) and club

2 Bear Alums wrestling career

INSIDE THE WHITE ROCKS

Cross-Country

Coach DiChiara’s team ran at the Maryland Private School Championships- Middle School placed 6th, JV 5th and Varsity 8th with Jack Fucci the highest Bear finisher

Football

Coach Padalino’s squad (7-3) finished a fine season overcoming adversity (-15 points at half) and scored 29 points during the remainder ending with a SPECTACULAR 85yd TD return by UBIE “GONE” ZAID of the StA tying td. FINAL SCORE BEARS 36 BULLDOGS 19

Water Polo

Coach Ros’ squad at Eastern’s

Soccer

Coach Reed’s side completed a successful season and took home the IAC tournament trophy; post season honors

BEAR TRAX

Football-15

College

13 rostered – 11 had games; 6 played; 1 UNDEFEATED TEAM; 1 ranked 16th in Div. 1 and 1 at #17 in Div. III; 2 BYEs; 1 injured (confirmed)

Tomás Kenary,L20 #21 Senior-Middlebury Panthers (6-3): lost to Tufts 7-17; #21 PLAYED, had 5 solo’s, 1 asst, 2 TFLS.

Tomas with Bear brothers Nico (biological) and Jake Davidson. Congratulating him on his career for Middlebury—

36 GP, 102 Solo’s, 55 assts, 51 TFLs for –-267yds, 30 sacks for –227 yds, 1 INT, 7 PD, 3 FF, 2FR, 4 BLK

Eric Ford, L21 OLB #40, MAPS junior-the UNDEFEATED ranked 17th Army Black Knights 9-0; beat North Texas, #40 PLAYED

Chantz Harley, L21, DB #24 RS Junior- Maryland Terps (4-5); lost to #1 Oregon 18-39; #24 PLAYED

Greg Johnson, L21 OL #71, Senior – Georgetown Big Hoyas (5-4); BYE WEEK

Dameon Ming, L21 RB/DB #26 senior- Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Engineers (4-5), beat Buffalo State 48-7, #26 PLAYED 8 runs 56 yards and 1 TD—LEADING RUSHER

Carter Phillips, L22, DB #43 Junior— Georgetown Big Hoyas (5-4); BYE WEEK

Taylor Best, L’23, DB #30 Redshirt Freshman -University of MarylandTerps (4-5); lost to #1 Oregon 18-39

Ethan Ming, L23, DB #2 Sophomore, Carnegie Mellon University Tartans — #16 Mellon University Tartans (8-1); beat Alleghany 63-10, PLAYED, 2 solo, 1TFL, 1BrUp

Chris Wells, L23, LB #49 Redshirt Freshman, University of Maryland Terps (4-5) lost to #1 Oregon 18-39

Dylan Aryavand, L24, QB #16, Freshman; Dickinson College Red Devils (5-4); lost to JHU no stats

Zach Cameron, L24, DB #33 Freshman. Marist Foxes, INJURED and redshirted

Barrett Hoffman L24, OL #76 Freshman, Denison College (5-4) beat Wabash 63-0;

Nate Rosner L’24 LB #53 Freshman, Williams Ephman (5-4) beat Amherst 24-0, PLAYED

Football Coaches

Mike Ruttenberg L99, NY Jets (3-6) linebackers coach saw his DC move up to HC

Paul Padalino L15, Appalachian State Mountaineer (4-4), quality control assistant (defense) beat ODU

BASKETBALL 9

Thanks to Mr. Perkins for tremendous information about all Bears on college basketball teams

1 Pro; 1 Div. I coach; 7 college(2 Div. I)

PRO

Darion Atkins #44 L11, SIGORTAM.NET ISTANBUL (7-2), #18, 28.8 min/game, 15.4 ppg, 6.9 rpg, 2.1 apg, 1.4 block/game, 1.2 steal/game–NAMED POW

COLLEGE COACH

Christian Webster L09 VaTech Assistant Hokies (1-0)

COLLEGE

Canin Reynolds, L20, Amherst senior, #2, Mammoths (0-0)

Roger Pyfrom, L20, Seton Hall junior manager, Pirates (1-0)

Kino Lily, Jr. L21, Brown senior, #10, Bears (0-1) in 1 point loss, #10 was leading scorer with 18 points, 3 reb, 1 stl

2024-25 Brown University Basketball Schedule all games televised on ESPN+ and ESPN

Mike Gray L22 University of Lynchburg sophomore #5, Hornets (0-0) 2 scrimmages. 2024-25 University of Lynchburg Basketball Schedule

Tyler Perkins L23, Villanova sophomore #4, Wildcats (1-1), #4 started 1^st game, 35’/26,13/5 pts, 5/4 reb, 3/1 A, 1/ blk, 3/ stl

2024-25 Villanova University Basketball Scheduleall games televised on different networks, check the season schedule for TV listings

Highlights:

A three-time Ivy League Rookie of the Week who comes to Villanova after spending his freshman campaign at Penn … This versatile guard can score in multiple ways. 

At Penn last season Tyler was Second on the team in scoring (13.7 ppg) and set a program record for points by a freshman in a season with 398 … Second on the team in rebounding (5.3 rpg) … Led the team with 40 steals and 78 free throws made, third with 55 assists and 52 three-point field goals

Christos Palkogiannis L23, CalTech sophomore #33, Beavers (0-0) 2 scrimmages [not on roster???]

2024-25 Caltech Basketball Schedule

Ari Hobson L24, Washington and Lee University freshman #13, Generals (0-0)

High School: Four-year letterwinner on the basketball team at the Landon School … all-conference player and led team to an appearance in the 2022-23 conference championship game … two-year team captain … earned the “Toughest Competitor” award for tenacity on the court … also competed on the varsity team as an eighth-grader … Ranked top 15 in position and top 100 overall in the Washington Metropolitan Area in 2022-23 … member of the National Honor Society and National Junior Honor Society … Northern Virginia Community College Dean’s List. Personal: Father, Philip, played basketball at Bryant University and Barton College, and went on to play professionally overseas … mother, Faidra Madarou, played professional volleyball overseas … undeclared major.

FENCING-1

Nathan Yoon L21, USAF, not rostered

HOCKEY 15

PRO

Sam Anas L’11 Minsk Dynamo 21 GP, 14.45 minutes TOI/G, 5G 11 A, 1 PPG, 1 OTG, 1 GWG

Patrick Giles, Charlotte Checkers ;Florida Panthers, 7/7 GP, 33:00 TOI

The injury suffered to Tomas Nosek during Florida’s preseason win over Nashville created an opening for someone to step up and earn some NHL playing time.

Undrafted forward Patrick Giles has taken the opportunity and run with it.

The 24-year-old has been playing some solid two-way hockey, producing on the offensive end while showing the coaching staff that he’s far from a liability when skating back on defense.

There is still a ways to go before Giles earns a spot on the Opening Night roster, but if he continues on his current path, it wouldn’t be surprising to see him wearing a Panthers sweater in a couple weeks.

“He’s had a good camp, and his statistics aren’t as important as the improvement year over year, because we wouldn’t see him play a whole lot,” said Panthers Head Coach Paul Maurice. “So the guy comes out and he’s considerably faster than he was last year. He’s got good hands around the net for a big man. He’s making a case. He’s done what he needs to do to this point in the camp, he’s moved himself up the depth chart.”

COLLEGE NCAA Div.I and III

Matthew Brille L*20; Brown sophomore #19; Bears 1st game 10/27

Oscar Smink, L21, Amherst College junior #6, Mammoths(0-0)

Kareem Alazem, L*21?, Connecticut College junior, #13, Camels (0-0)

Will Lawrence, L*21? Connecticut College freshman #88, Camels (0-0)

Ethan Goldman L22, Connecticut College sophomore #13, Camels (0-0)

COLLEGE CLUB

teams Club websites are unreliable, irregular and locationally mysterious—any information about these Bears would be MOST WELCOME and posted on the next BSN Sunday Edition. PLAYERS and PARENTS THANKS for anything

JH Lages L*21, VaTech

Riley Knebel L22 UVA  

Owen Calderone L 23, LSUZaakir Khan L23, GMU

Arthur Smink L23, BC

Graham Haberle, L24 UVA

Alex McMillan, L24 UVA

Quinn Farland, L24, Wake Forest

LACROSSE

RUGBY-3

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

Ty Reyes, L’23, Penn State University lost to Walsh University 19-41

Hugh Neill, L’24; Dartmouth Fall season complete

SOCCER- 5

Professional Soccer 1

Kristian Fletcher L’23: Nottingham Forest FC (6-1-5) #46, played in 2 games after being rostered.

College- 4 rostered; 3 played this week. 1 headed to Conference tournament

Issa Mudashiru, L21, #33 Senior defender, Princeton (10-6), “Dartmouth’s biggest chance of the first half came in the 17th minute when a shot from forward Trenton Blake went just wide of the goal. Unfortunately for the Tigers, senior defender ISSA MUDASHIRU was forced off with an injury suffered during the play. MUDASHIRUscored two goals in the midweek non-conference win against Seton Hall.” Ivy TOURNAMENT SOON.

Carlos Febles-Flores, L22, #6 Junior defender, Oberlin College Squirrels, (6-10-2) SEASON ENDED

Conrad Brady, L22, #26 Sophomore midfield, PSU Nittany Lions; team 5-9-2 SEASON ENDED

Masai Gordon, L23 #19, Freshman defender, Bowdoin Polar Bears (9-3-4),SEASON ENDED

Swimming-2

Ethan Tun L21, Carleton Senior

Carleton College senior Ethan Tun was named MAIC Men’s Swimming Athlete of the Week. This is his fourth career conference weekly honor. Tun won three individual events and swam on a two runner-up relays as the Knights opened their season at the Cows, Colleges, and Contentment Classic where he raced against Luther College and St. Olaf College. He won the 100-yard breaststroke with a time of 1:00.58. He later added a nearly 6-second margin of victory in the 200-yard backstroke when he touched the wall at 2:02.86. Tun completed his individual races with a 6.5-second win in the 500-yard freestyle, covering the distance in 4:57.01.