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BearSportsNews Sunday Edition 02.04.2018

Writer: goldenstateservicesj
goldenstateservicesj
Feb 4, 2018
3 min read

Special note: BIG Bear Mat men win (regular season and tournament)

HIGHLIGHTS



  • Inside the Rocks

    • WINTER—

      • WRESTLERS win IAC Meet and Regular Season!!! 

  • HOCKEY adds 2 more victories and climbs to #2 in WaPo rankings.

  • Basketball beats Avalon but loses to EHS and SSSA

  • Bear Swimmer sets school record in 200 Free

  • Bear Tracks

  • Bears making trax in basketball, hockey and swimming

  • Bears making trax in professional hoops, AHL and USHL (not pro)


INSIDE THE WHITE ROCKS

Winter Sports


2018 IAC Tournament

02/3/2018

Place Score Name       1st 2nd 3rd 4th

1       199.50 Landon     7    2    2    1

2       127.00 St Albans   1   5     2    4

3       122.00 G’town P     3   2    1   4

4       109.00    Bullis        2   3    2   2

5       66.00      SS&SA     1    1    3   1

6       51.00      Episcopal        1   4

#106 3rd Patrick Townsend LAN 0- 1

#120 1st Axel Giron LAN 2- 0

#126 1st Lorenzo Lopez LAN 3- 0

#132 1st Patrick Kielb LAN 2- 0

#138 2nd Luc Schermer LAN 2- 1

#152 1st Jonny Gherman LAN 3- 0

#160 1st Brendon Gallagher LAN 2- 0

#170 1st Jelani Machen LAN 2- 0

#182 1st Carter Johnson LAN 2- 0

#195 4th Nicholas Haller LAN 1- 2

#220 3rd Joel Desroches     LAN 2- 1

#285 2nd Terrance Bridgers LAN 1- 1

BEAR TRACKS

Winter Sports

Darion Atkins (L 11) SIG Strasbourg, France (12-6) DA: started, 23:44 min, 12 points, 3 reb, 1 asst,1 blk

translated from the SIG site

FIRST QUARTER TIME: ATKINS FLIES OVER THE DEBATES

If the desired aggressiveness was at the rendezvous from the beginning (three faults provoked in 1'30), Radom answered present...

 Atkins

(4 of 4), overhead, flying over the debates in attack and GIS passed a 14-2 to his vis-à-vis: 22-11 and 25-13 at the end of the period,

College Basketball

Aaron Byrd (L’15) Augusta University Jaguars (12-8) beat Flager 77-72 AB started 30 minutes, 15 points, 6 reb. 1 asstst, 1 steal; reversing a previous loss and 5th straight win, beat Columbus St. 82-80 (2 o/t’s), AB started 30 minutes, 9 points, 4 reb. 2 assts, 2 steals.

Tone Cockrell (L’17) Marywood Pacers (11-10) lost to Rosemont 82-60 TC: 20 minutes, 4pts, 2 reb,1 As; lost to Neumann 64-84, TC: 25 minutes, 12pts, 4 reb,5 As 1 As, 1 stl.; lost to York 55-58 17 minutes, 2pts, 3 reb,4 As 1 As

Coach Christian Webster, (L09) Va Tech (16-7) Assistant Coach;

Coach Joe McDonald (L12), GWU (9-14) Director of Player Development

Ice Hockey (9)

College (4)

  • Connor Meike (L’12) Williams Eph Men (10-10) D, lost to Trinity 3-4, played; lost to Wesleyan 0-3 started

  • Jack Barton (L’14), Skidmore Thoroughbreds (5-17-1) F, beat UMass Boston 3-2 (o/t) played; lost to Babson 2-3 (o/t) , played

  • Chris Javens (L’13), Skidmore Thoroughbreds (5-17-1) D, beat UMass Boston 3-2 (o/t) played; lost to Babson 2-3 (o/t), played

  • Christian Meike, (L’14) Michigan Wolverines (13-13-2) D,)

College Club (3)

  • Jacob Ruttenberg (’15), Tufts Club, no news

  • Michael Soraci (L17), Wake Forest

  • Ben Gilbert (L17), Wake Forest

AHL (1)

  • Sam Anas (L11) Iowa Wild (22-14-7-3) Sam has 16 goals and 21 assists in 40 games. team 3rd  in division. While on All Star break, the Wild’s self assessment of its playoff prospect commented:

Spreading that scoring out is important as well, so a team isn’t reliant on a single line for production. To the Wild’s credit, the team has seven players with 20-plus points (O’Reilly, Sam

Anas

, Justin Kloos, Cannone, Rau, Ferraro and Grant). That depth and mixed scoring between veterans and youth help keep the Wild competitive night in and night out.

USHL Hockey (1)

  • Patrick Giles (L*18) US National U18 (20-9-1 in USHL) has 8Gs and 11 assists.

Swimming (2)

  • Jack Chlopak, (L17) Connecticut College Camels, injured

  • Jason Tang, (L17) Massachusetts Institute of Technology Engineers,9-1, the #4 Div. III team— Jason was injured recently.

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