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BEARSPORTSNEWS 12.05.2021
- goldenstateservicesj
- Dec 4, 2021
- 5 min read
HOLIDAY BEARDOM
Highlights
Inside the White Rocks
Fall Sports
Winter Sports{all county, state and metro awards not announced yet}
Basketball 4-1
Hockey 1-0.
Swimming 2 with times in 1st meet to qualify for METROs
Wrestling 1-0 off to a promising start
Alumni Bears 39 plus 2 coaches
1 Bear pro basketball player
7 Bear college basketball players –2 freshmen ripping it up; 2 GSs getting major PT and a junior contributor- 5 starters
12 Bear football players— 1 earns a trip to play/lose to #1 seed in Semifinal round of Div. III playoffs ;
11 Bears playing hockey this season : 1 pro scoring; 1 Div. I assistant captain; Tier II Junior league; 3 playing club; 1 development league; 4 PGs.
1 Bear is team’s Movember LACROSSE cover player
7 Bears had soccer games; 1 Div. III win in semifinals; off to finals
1 Bear swimmer at a meet
Inside the White Rocks
Fall Sports
Cross Country 2022 looks bright with
Winter Sports
BASKETBALL—4-1 1after a loss of St. Mary’s (Annapolis) , Coach Turner’s team (he involves many of his players) has beaten Charles E. Smith Jewish Day School (69-57), St. John’s Prep (Frederick) 68 – 55 and the returning PVAC champs McLean School of Maryland (74 – 36)
HOCKEY— 1-0 The Bears have hit the ice three times. The only game that counts was a 9-0 win against SSSA. Scrimmages against St. John’s College High School and GP showed how their opposition benefits from starting as much as months before Coach Sears gets his charges at the Bears’ Den
INDOOR TRACK 1ST meet @ Mercersburg 12/1
SWIMMING two swimmers already qualify for Metro’s!!!
WRESTLING
The Bears had their first competition since February of 2020. It was amazing to get back on the mat. We faced an always solid Sidwell Friends team in our home den 63-18.
The match started at 138 pounds. Conrad Brady (Junior) got the train rolling with a 13-0 major decision. At 145, sophomore sensation Will Levy masterfully handled his opponent 17-2 for a technical fall. At 152, Senior Captain Daniel Robinson pinned one of Sidwell’s best wrestlers in the first period. At 160, Junior Nico Schermer continues the Schermer tradition win a pin in the 3rd period. Nico follows his brothers Luc ’18 and Marc ’20. At 170, freshman Marshall Hyman does a great job in his first competition but lost against a tough Senior. Sidwell forfeited out the rest of the upper weights…. 182 Junior Captain Will Abramson, 195 freshman Tiller Smith, 220 Junior Ty Reyes, and Junior 285 Gabe Johnson. At 106, Theo Shockey fought hard against an experienced Quaker. He scored several takedowns before getting caught on his back. At 113, first year wrestler Seamus McNamara faced Sidwell’s toughest wrestler and fell in the first period. At 120, first year Junior Colin Redmond earned his first ever victory. His aggressive style proved to be too much for his opponent who stopped wrestling for a medical forfeit. Our final match who wrestled was freshman Talan Smith at 126. He had the quickest pin of the day in 11 seconds. Sidwell ended the match forfeiting to Junior Jibreel Muhammad. T
he final score was Landon 63 Sidwell 18.
This weekend, the team will split up and attend two tournaments– the Ray Oliver at McDonogh and the Holloway at St. James. We will be tested at both tournaments to see where we are as this season moves forward. Go Bears.
Bear Tracks
Basketball 6
Professional –1
Darion Atkins #44 L11, NINERS Chemnitz 7th place (5-3); next game 12/5; Darion 24.9 min11.9 points(#1 on team), 6.5 REB (#2 by 0.1), 1.8 A, 0.5 blocks 0.5 STL
College-5
Tone Cockrell L’17 Keystone College Giants, #5 Graduate Student (MBA); Giants (3-5); #5 started 24 pts (leading scorer)., 3 reb., 12 A, 3 stl in a 80-89 loss to Marywood; in a 68-57 win v. Clarks Summit, #5 started 36 min., 26 pts., 5 reb. 7 A, 3 stl.
Miles Davis L18 St. Lawrence Saints; #3 Junior; 4-1, #3 in a loss to Union 51-71, started 21 min. 5 pts., 1 Reb.
Donnell Freyer, Jr. L’17 Claflin University Panthers, #12Graduate Student; 1-5 team; started 2 of the last 3 games 5 GS. 30.5 min, 13.0 pts, 1.8 reb. 8 As. 6 STLs
Daraun Gray L’19 Loyola #24, Junior Greyhounds (4-4) played in 2 of the last 3 games
Canin Reynolds L ‘20 Amherst College Mammoths (6-0) ranked #21 in Div. III; #2 freshman; in his 1st start, beat Thomas 79-54, #2 started 23 min, 14 pts., 4 reb., 3 A, 3 stl.
Kino Lilly L21 Brown Freshman #10; Bears (6-4); #10 in 72 win v. 61 Quinnipiac; he was the Bears’ leading scorer in 29 min with 7/11 shooting = 24 pts.(college career high), 3 Reb. 2 A., 2 stl. “Kino Lilly was terrific and is such a great talent – he was obviously the difference in the second half for us offensively and his teammates did an outstanding job of finding him and screening to get him open.” UMass Lowell 63 Bears 73; #10 started 32 min., 15 pts., 2 Reb., 1 A, 3 stl. Brown’s leading scorer for season.
Football 14
Dameon Ming,L21 RB/LB #26; #18 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (11-2) in NCAA quarterfinals Engineers 6 v. #1 RANKED NORTH CENTRAL ILLINOIS 55
Hockey 10
Professional Hockey
Sam Anas, L11, is assigned to St. L. Blues AHL affiliate, Springfield Thunderbirds in 1st place (14-3-2-0); #7 19GP,62 SOG. 4G 8A, 2 GWG 4 GAMES POSTPONED
College Hockey
Patrick Giles L*18 #24 Boston College – Assistant captain (7-5-2) – Eagles 2 games postponed;
College Club
Alex Norwinski L’15 Liberty University ACHA Div. 1 #4 in ACHA (13-4); Flames 1 #5 UNLV 2 at Chicago Classic #27 12GP 2A
Ethan and Max Weinstein L20 Dartmouth Men’s Hockey #5 in ACHA Div. III (8-0-0) listed on the D game roster per FB posts no information since 11.14
USPHL
NAHL
Matthew Brille#20 L*20 ;Chippewa Steel (Brown’22) (15-11-0-1, 3RDh place) 24 GP, 4G 7A 1GWG played
Post Graduate
Kareem Al-Azem L*22 (RPI) Kimball Union Academy (2-0) 4-2 win over Stanstead College no stats available
Jacob Hookman-Vassa L*22 Loomis-Chaffee (0-1)lost to Brunswick 1-5
JH Lages L*21 Westminster School
Will Lawrence L*22Mount St. Charles Academy 12/10
Lacrosse– Bear as poster player for Michigan Movember campaign
Rowing 1
Ari Chadda L18 , Dartmouth College, coxswain
Rugby
Aiden Howe L16 St. Mary’s Gaels Scrum-Half
Soccer 7
Nico Kenary L18, #27 –#19 Amherst College, (16-2-2) 12/3 #19 Mammoths 1 v. #10 University of Chicago 0 in 2O/T; in Greensboro, North Carolina, 12/4 Mammoths v. Connecticut Camels 7pm.
SWIMMING
Jacob Rosner L19 Northwestern, Wildcats at the Purdue Invitational—no individual times listed
Not a religious holiday, but one deserving several rashers of more recognition is December 30 BACON DAY
The condition or state of being a bear or of being like a bear. Also: the realm of bears.
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