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BearSportsNews Sunday Edition 04.08.2018

Writer: goldenstateservicesj
goldenstateservicesj
Apr 7, 2018
4 min read

HIGHLIGHTS

  • Winter Sports

    • More Accolades for the Matmen

  • Spring Sports

    • Baseball splits games against StA

    • Golf beats StA

    • Lacrosse wins two including beating Bullis

    • Rugby beats DeMatha convincingly

    • Tennis beats Bullis and plays well at the Woodberry Forrest

  • Bear Tracks

    • Bears making trax in college basketball, hockey and swimming

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

    • Sam Anas receives an IOWA WILD award

  • Spring Sports:

    • Most Schools on spring break

    • Baseball 6 Bears playing

    • Golf 4 Bears playing

    • Lacrosse 24 Bears playing

INSIDE THE WHITE ROCKS

Winter Sports

  • Wrestling—From Coach Katz

    • Since the season has wrapped up, the team continues to get recognition for an excellent season.  Thank you for following our progress this year.  My hope is that we continue to improve and make a mark on wrestling in the DelMarVa area and beyond.

Last weekend, Axel Giron and Lorenzo Lopez competed in the NHSCA in Virginia Beach.  Coach Torres traveled with the boys and coached them.  Axel Giron lost in the quarter finals and wrestled back to 4th place.  He went 6-2 for the weekend at 113. This earned him All-American status in the Junior Division.

Spring Sports

Under Armour announced its first 11 boys who have been selected to compete in the 13th-annual Under Armour All-America Lacrosse Game — Joey Epstein, Landon (Md.), Johns Hopkins


  • Varsity Rugby – (3-0) On a crisp spring day, Landon School hosted DeMatha Catholic at Prindle Field for a matrix game, Division I Metro Area Rugby Varsity Conference (MAVRC). At close of regulation play (35 minutes per period), final result was Landon 54 – DeMatha 10.

Both teams greatly appreciate the allocation of Jason Wallach as referee and post-match hospitality provided by Landon families Atkins, Baldwin, and Howe. No yellow or red cards were given. DeMatha has one player with a possible concussion, who was removed from play. Landon has two players with minor injury.

Landon played tough against a very big and physical DeMatha team. Nico Kenary and JD Desroches were outstanding on offense points scored. Captains Tommy Baldwin and Aidan Howe also up on the board. Parker Svensrud had an outstanding try in the corner called back by the referee. Josh Chapman and Omar Ahmad scored their first tries, with Omar also kicking the conversion points on his try. Head Coach John France notes, “Coming off 20 days without a game, the lads looked sharp. Lots of hustle and good teamwork. We have very competitive games ahead and we’re looking forward to them as “underdogs”. Landon is 3-0 on the season.

Next up is perennial national powerhouse, Gonzaga College HS “Purple”, Wednesday 04/11/2018, 5:00 pm.

BEAR TRACKS

Professional Football

  • Terrence Fullum (L14) Sioux City Bandits (4-0) individual stats of games not listed.

Winter Sports

  • Pro Basketball –LNB Pro ABasketball Champions League

    • Darion Atkins (L 11) SIG Strasbourg, France (15-7).  (83-83) against AEK Athens—yes they have ties !!!. DA: 9:34 min, 0 points, 4 reb.

  • Ice Hockey

    • College (4)

    • Christian Meike, (L’14) Michigan Wolverines (20-15-3) D, at Frozen Four lost in last seconds to Notre Dame

  • AHL

Sam Anas (L11) Iowa Wild (31-26-9-6) Sam has 25 goals and 34 assists in 66 games.

#IAWild is proud to announce that Sam Anas has been named the team’s winner of the IOA/American Specialty AHL Man of the Year award for his outstanding contributions to the Des Moines community during the 2017-18 season

USHL Hockey

Patrick Giles (L*18) USNTDP  U18 (39-17-0-1 in USHL); clinched conference) has 57 games (all) 10 Gs and 11As

SPRING SPORTS

  • Baseball (6)

    • Randy Bednar Jr., (L17) University of Maryland Terps, 15-16 RB: hitting .195, 15 hits, 9 rbi’s, 6 runs, 3 hr’s, 976% fielding

    • Drew Whalen, (L17) Lenoir-Rhyne University Bears 23-15; DW: no stats yet

    • Matthew Brady, (L16) Carleton College Knights (7-4) MB: no stats yet

    • Patrick Lightner, (L16) Marist College Red Foxes (10-14); PL: GP 13 GS 11; BA .054

    • Sean P. O’Brien (L14), Macalester College Scots (10-7) SO: 4 IP, 1-0,

    • Spencer Abraham (L15), Claremont McKenna College Stags (15-14) SA: 4GP

  • Golf (4)

    • John Kalavritinos, (L17) Bucknell University (0-0) JK:

    • Evan Katz, (L17) Duke University, Fighting off wind and flurries in Sunday’s final round of the D.A. Weibring, Duke men’s golf successfully took the crown at both the team and individual levels. EK: Evan Katzfinished his weekend on a high note, signing for a two-under 69 to push his overall score to 223 (+10).

    • Mike Blasey, (L15), Davidson College – MB: in a two day tournament

o    Morgan Egloff, (L15). Rollins Tars,


  • Lacrosse (24)

    • Why should this picture be labeled “ancestors”? ANSWER – THERE ARE 4 BEARS

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