BearSportsNews Sunday Edition 05.13.2018

HIGHLIGHTS

• Winter Sports

  • Wrestling racks up more awards

• Spring Sports

  • Tennis beats Prep to sweep regular season and tournament crowns 2 years in a row

  • Golf goes 8-2

  • Lacrosse fights to the IAC finals but loses to that school from Potomac in the finals

• Bear Tracks

  • Winter Sports

    • One Bear earns his University’s leadership award

  • Spring Sports:

    • Baseball 6 Bears playing -all but two seasons complete; one career complete

    • Golf 4 Bears playing

    • Lacrosse 24 Bears playing

INSIDE THE WHITE ROCKS

Winter Sports

• Wrestling

  • recognized by the MSWA for their excellent work off the mats, as well as on the mats.  We all are very proud of their accomplishments.  MSWA All-Academic Team webpage

    • Brendon Gallagher 1^st team

    • Jelani Machen 2^nd team

    • Patrick Kielb Honorable Mention

    • Axel Giron Honorable Mention

Spring Sports

• Varsity Baseball – (7-7; 4-5 IAC) Lost in the 1^st round of the IACs.

• Varsity Golf– (8-2) lost to Gilman School at Bethesda Country Club 196-193. Next up. May 12 Bear Trap Dunes – Freeman Invitational Memorial Tournament. Then Metro Golf Championship. PB Dye Golf Club May 15

• Varsity Lacrosse- (12-6) beat SSSA in the 2^nd round of the IACs LANDON LACROSSE 13 SSSA 11 but lost to Bullis in the last seconds of the finals- Landon Lacrosse 8 Bullis 9

• Varsity Rugby – (4-3)

• Varsity Tennis-(9-2) beat GP in the tournament finals, taking the IAC double (regular season and tournament) two years in a row. Landon scored victories in the top three singles flights (Sachin Das, Rodrigo Pedraza Garcia and Cyrus Rahbaran, respectively), No. 2 doubles (Syed Aal-e-Ali and Michael Mehlman) and No. 3 doubles (William McClure and Williams Sears)

• Varsity Outdoor Track and Field

BEAR TRACKS

Professional Football

• Terrence Fullum (L14) Sioux City Bandits Champions Indoor Football (5-1) web site not up to date.

Winter Sports

• College Basketball

  • Aaron Byrd L 16 was awarded Augusta University’s Leadership Award

• Pro Basketball –LNB Pro ABasketball Champions League

  • Darion Atkins (L 11) SIG Strasbourg, France (23-10). Beat LeMans 80-70 DA: 27:13 min, 11 points, 3 reb.

• Ice Hockey

  • USHL Hockey

    • Patrick Giles (L*18) USNTDP U18 (39-17-0-1 in USHL); lost to Youngstown in 1^st round 1-5

SPRING SPORTS

• Baseball (6)

  • Randy Bednar Jr., (L17) University of Maryland Terps, 20-25 RB: hitting .191, 27 hits, 14 rbi’s, 10 runs, 5 hr’s, 988% fielding

  • Drew Whalen, (L17) Lenoir-Rhyne University Bears 27-22; season ended

  • Matthew Brady, (L16) Carleton College Knights (10-21) season ended

  • Patrick Lightner, (L16) Marist College Red Foxes (24-18); PL: GS 32; BA .281 15 RBIs ; .941 fielding

  • Spencer Abraham (L15), Claremont McKenna College Stags (18-22) SA: 5 GP season ended

  • Sean P. O’Brien (L14), Macalester College Scots (21-17) SO: 2 IP, 1-0; Career 3-3, 16 appearances; season ended

• Golf (4)

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

  • Evan Katz, (L17) Duke University, next regionals 5/14

  • Mike Blasey, (L15), Davidson College –the NCAA’s on 5/14

o   Morgan Egloff, (L15). Rollins Tars, at NCAAs Tars 13^thME : tied for 32^nd, shooting scores of 72-72-75 to finish at six-over (219) for the tournament.

• Lacrosse (24)— BearLaxTraxFax by John Nichols May 6.2018 the next edition will be posted soon.