BEARSPORTSNEWS SUNDAY EDITION 03.12.17

The weather may not yet recognize that it’s Spring, but Bears have started their next sports season

HEADLINES:

• Academic awards for wrestlers

• Golf, lacrosse and tennis open season with strong wins

• BLTF will be posted soon—college lacrosse continues to amaze

• Most of the Bears playing college spring sports are on breaks

INSIDE THE WHITE ROCKS

Winter Sports

Wrestling

The successful 2016-2017 season continues. MSWA’s All-Academic Team included 1^st team Patrick Kielb and HM Brandon Gallagher!!

Spring Sports

Baseball

Coach Bednar’s team’s 1^st Game 3/16

Golf

Coach Duquette’s team beat St. John’s Monday March 6, 2017

Falls Road  par 35,  Tees, The Tips

Weather: 50, chilly degrees

Landon:       183

St. John’s    216

Landon:

Katz                       34

Samit                     36

Shaw                     37

Muller                   38

Gibson                  38

Team Total          183

Nottingham         38

Jarrett                   39

King                      41

And then beat Paul VI Catholic High School @ Bretton Woods Golf Course 199-225

Landon:

Samit                     35

Muller                     38

Katz                       42

Shaw                     42

Nottingham            42

Landon               199

Jarrett                   43

King                       47

Caplan                  49

Lacrosse

Coach Bordley’s ridiculously tough schedule began with a convincing win over Paul VI 8-4. Gonzaga on Tuesday Night away.

Rugby

Coach France’s squad starts officially on 3/16 vs. The Heights.

Tennis

Coach Miller’s squad blanked the Purple Eagles 7-0. Bears: Sacha Das 6-2.6-1; Rodrigo Pedroza, 6-1, 6-2; Harsh Singh 6-2, 6-1; Cyrus Rahbaran 6-3, 6-0; Prasad/Selya 7-6, 6-2; Sears/Freed 6-0, 6-1; Smith/Mearns 6-3, 6-3. 3/13 vs. Madison

Track

Coach Hunt’s runners begin in the Saints Classic at SSSA on 3/15. (Ides Alert)

BEAR TRAX

Winter Sports

Hockey

Pro

Sam Anas (L11), Iowa Wild (28-23-6-2), AHL, played in 50 games, 10G 12A. he is now tied #4 in points for the Wild.

MNDT

Patrick Giles (L18), US Men’s National Development team (19-24-1-2) 47 games 7G. 11A.

College

Christian Meike (L 14), Michigan Wolverines, (12-18-3), D, played in 6 games.

Connor Meike (L12), Williams College Ephmen, (14-9-3), 1 GP; lost in NESCAC semifinals

Jack Barton (L14), Skidmore Thoroughbreds (10-12-4) played in 21 games, 3 goals, 2 assists. Lost in NEHC quarterfinals

Chris Javens (L13), Skidmore Thoroughbreds (10-12-4), played in 22 games, 1 Goal, 3 Assists. Lost in NEHC quarterfinals

NA3HL

Alex Norwinski (L15), College Station Spirit (6-36-2-1) NA3HL, Defenseman played in 45 games, 4 Goal, 10 assists.

Trevor Wolf (L15), College Station Spirit (6-36-2-1), Defenseman, 32 games played 3G 8A,

College Club

Orlando Arevalo (L13), MIT Engineers Club

Mike Anderson, (L12) Princeton Club

Jacob Ruttenberg (L’15), Tufts Club

Aditya Krishnan (L’16), University of Maryland club

Hoops

College

Aaron Byrd (L15) Augusta Jaguars (23-7) played 22 minutes in semifinals loss.

Christian Webster (L09) Va TechHokies (22-10) lost in ACC Quarterfinals,

Joe McDonald (L12) GWU Colonials, (19-14), lost in A-10 2^nd round. Director of Player Development.

Pro

Darion Atkins (L11) Hapoel Unet Holon (14-7); 21 GP, 14.8 pts, 9.1 reb, 0.6 stl, 0.8 assists.

Danny Rubin (L10), Bnei Herzliya (13-8) 28 GP, 15.6 min.  4.8 pts, 1.9 reb., 0.9 assist, 0.8 steals

Spring Sports

Diamond Trax

Matthew Brady, (2016) Carleton College Knights (2-2) Spring Break

Patrick Lightner, (2016) Marist College Red Foxes (6-4) 2 GP 2GS .200 BA

Sean P. O’Brien (2014), Macalester College Scots (3-1) pitcher, 2 innings pitched

Spencer Abraham (2015) , Claremont McKenna College Stags (7-6)  1GP

Golf Trax

Mike Blasey, (2015), Davidson College

Bear Track Trax

Jordan Marshall (2014), Davidson Wildcats,