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BearSportsNews Sunday Edition 03.04.2018

Mar 3, 2018
4 min read

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HIGHLIGHTS















  • Inside the Rocks

    • WINTER—

    • Awards-players and coaches

  • Spring Sports Preview-staring games

    • Varsity Baseball – Mar14, 2018 4:30 PM – 6:30 PM  Archbishop Curley High School

    • Varsity Golf– Mar12, 2018 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM  Good Counsel High School Away Bethesda Country Club

    • Varsity Lacrosse– Mar6, 2018 TDB,  Paul VI Catholic High School @ George Mason University

    • Varsity Outdoor Track and Field– Apr7, 2018 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM, the Potomac Invitational

    • Varsity Rugby– Mar2, 2018 4:30 PM – 6:30 PM  Eleanor Roosevelt High School, Home

    • Varsity Tennis– Mar12, 2018 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM Wootton High School, Home

    • BSN’s goal is to cover all Bear Sports- personal limitations do not permit coverage of all teams. Some coaches share highlights. ANYONE WILLING TO WRITE UP EACH CAME/MATCH/MEET WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED. The Basketball Season was well reported by VERNON HOLLEMAN and volunteers for Spring sports would be great.

  • Bear Tracks

  • Terrence Fullum L’14 playing pro football

  • Bears making trax in basketball, hockey and swimming

    • Aaron Byrd L’16 Peach Belt All Academic Team

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

  • 1st Report on Spring Sports:

    • Baseball 6 Bears playing

      • 2 will play on consecutive days at US Bank stadium home of Super Bowl

    • Golf 4 Bears playing

    • Lacrosse 24 Bears playing

INSIDE THE WHITE ROCKS

  • Winter Sports

    • Winter Awards

BASKETBALL

  • Canin Reynolds ’20: All-IAC

ICE HOCKEY

  • Henry Chiperfield ’18: All-IAC

  • Peter Gilbert ’18: All-IAC

  • Ryan Giles ’20: All-IAC, All-MAPHL (Mid-Atlantic Prep Hockey League) – honorable mention

  • Nico Kenary ’18: All-IAC, All-MAPHL – honorable mention

  • Drew Wellington ’18: IAC Player of the Year, All-IAC, All-MAPHL – 1st team

INDOOR TRACK & FIELD

  • Ari Chadda ’18: All-Montgomery County Private (4x800m)

  • Sam Hanson ’18: All-Montgomery County Private (4x800m)

  • Dara Dilmaghani ’19: All-Montgomery County Private (4x800m)

  • Kevin Tsai ’18: All-Montgomery County Private (800m, 4x800m)

SWIMMING

  • Jacob Rosner ’20: All-American (200m, 500m), All-IAC, WMPSSDL All-Metro League

  • Jerry Lu ’19: National Interscholastic Swim Coaches Association Academic All-American

WRESTLING

  • Brendon Gallagher ’18: All-IAC, Melee on the Metro Outstanding Wrestler

  • Johnny Gherman ’19: All-IAC

  • Axel Giron ’19: All-IAC

  • Carter Johnson ’18: All-IAC

  • Patrick Kielb ’20: All-IAC

  • Lorenzo Lopez ’20: Maryland Private State Champion, IAC Outstanding Wrestler, All-IAC

  • Jelani Machen ’19: All-IAC

  • Luc Schermer ’18: All-IAC

WaPo 10. Landon (15-6) LR: 10

Four Bears wrestlers competed at National Preps.

Coach Smith wins the Assistant Coach of the Year Award at Nationals

Members of the indoor track and field team ran and jumped their way to a third place finish in the Montgomery County Private School Championships for the second year in a row. Four student-athletes earned All-Montgomery Private honors: Kevin Tsai ’18 was the individual champion in the 800 meters and also anchored the 4×800-meter relay team to gold.

Squash posted a 4–4 overall record in a campaign highlighted by a 4–3 win over rival The Heights. Tommy Mearns ’21 secured the victory with a 3–2 win in the No. 7 slot. And the team finished the season by capturing the division II crown in the Chase Interclub Varsity League Championships.

Riflery was 6–6 in match play and finished ninth in the season-capping Potomac High School Rifle League Regional Championships. Harrison Smith ’18 averaged a career-high, team-high 275 score (out of 300) in competition, and helped the team edge out St. John’s College High School by three points in the closest match of the season.


BEAR TRACKS

Professional Football


Winter Sports

  • Pro Basketball –LNB Pro ABasketball Champions League

    • Darion Atkins (L 11) SIG Strasbourg, France (14-6) is #2 in Jeep® ELITE beat JL Bourg79-78 DA: 28 min, 20 points, 7 reb,? asst, ? blkCollege Basketball (2)

  • Aaron Byrd (L’15) Augusta University Jaguars (16-13), Lost in league Q-finals to USC Aiken 89-79 AB: started, 35 min, 12 pts, 4 reb, 2 assts, 1 stl. ALL ACADEMIC TEAM

  • Tone Cockrell (L’17) Marywood Pacers (15-11), END OF SEASON

Coach Christian Webster, (L09) Va Tech (21-10) Assistant Coach; ESPN’s Bracketologist has Joe Linardi has the Hokies in the NCAA as a #8 seed.

Coach Joe McDonald (L12), GWU (14-17) Director of Player Development

Ice Hockey

College (4)

  • Connor Meike (L’12) Williams Eph Men (14-10-1) D, NESCAC semifinal lost to Trinity 2-5 played; END OF SEASON

  • Jack Barton (L’14), Skidmore Thoroughbreds (6-18-2) F, End of season,

  • Chris Javens (L’13), Skidmore Thoroughbreds (4-16-1) D, (6-18-2) F, End of season,

  • Christian Meike, (L’14) Michigan Wolverines (19-13-3) D, BI1G0 NEXT WEEK

College Club (1)

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

AHL

Sam Anas (L11) Iowa Wild (26-17-7-3) Sam has 19 goals and 24 assists in 48 games.

USHL Hockey

Patrick Giles (L*18) US National U18 (25-9-1 in USHL) has 11Gs and 19 assists.

SPRING SPORTS

  • Baseball (6)

    • Randy Bednar Jr., (L17) University of Maryland Terps, 5-4, UM beat USMA 6-3, beat VCU beat Radford 11-4 RB: started all games, hitting .226, 7hits, 4 rbi’s, 2 hr’s, 100% fielding

    • Drew Whalen, (L17) Lenoir-Rhyne University Bears 15-7; DW: no stats yet

    • Matthew Brady, (L16) Carleton College Knights (0-2) MB: no stats yet

    • Patrick Lightner, (L16) Marist College Red Foxes (0-6); PL: 5 GS, 4/22;

    • Sean P. O’Brien (L14), Macalester College Scots (0-2) SO: no stats yet

    • Spencer Abraham (L15), Claremont McKenna College Stags (9-3) SA: 2GP ,0/1, 1RBI


  • Golf (4)

    • John Kalavritinos, (L17) Bucknell University (0-0) second-place finish at the Lehigh Invitational at Saucon Valley Country Club JK:

    • Evan Katz, (L17) Duke University off to the Querencia Cabo Collegiate in Los Cabos, Mexico. EK:

    • Mike Blasey, (L15), Davidson College finished tied for 18th out of 90 competitors, Tuesday at the Wexford Intercollegiate hosted by Francis Marion. MB: (232/T-56),

    • Morgan Egloff, (L15). Rollins Tars, ME: Matlock Collegiate Classic 73/72/70, 22nd; top Tar

Lacrosse (24)


    • John Nichols BLTF early each week

PLEASE LET ME KNOW IF ANY BEARS

ARE MISSING FROM THIS LIST

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