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BearSportsNews Sunday Edition 05.27.2018

Writer: goldenstateservicesj
goldenstateservicesj
May 27, 2018
2 min read

Honoring Bears who have or are serving our country in uniform more in Bear Trax BELOW

HIGHLIGHTS

  • Inside the White Rocks

    • Spring Sports

      • 12 Bears earn ALL IAC honors

  • Bear Tracks

    • Winter Sports:

      • Darion is off to the playoffs

    • Spring Sports:

      • Last Baseball  Bear season ended

      • Golf 1 Bears playing in NCAA’s EVAN KATZ leads to #1 after day #3

      • Lacrosse 1 Bear still playing

INSIDE THE WHITE ROCKS

Spring Sports

IAC PLAYERS OF THE YEAR


Joey Epstein ’18-

Sachin Das ’19:


Baseball

  • Xander DeNovio ’18: All-IAC

  • Ryan Fruehwirth ’18: All-IAC

Golf

  • West Shaw ’18: All-IAC

Lacrosse

  • Joey Epstein ’18: Under Armour All-American, USILA All-American, IAC Player of the Year, Pigskin Player of the Year

  • John Geppert ’18: All-IAC

  • Zach Johnson ’18: All-IAC

  • Mo Sillah ’18: All-IAC

  • Drew Wellington ’18: All-IAC

Outdoor Track & Field

  • Kevin Tsai ’18: All-IAC

Tennis

  • Sachin Das ’19: IAC Player of the Year

  • Rodrigo Pedraza Garcia ’19: All-IAC

  • Cyrus Rahbaran ’20: All-IAC

BEAR TRACKS

A collage of some of our Bears who have served or are serving

[there are more, but these stories are familiar to me; my apologies to others who are not mentioned.

Classmates, Parents please send me their capsules and they will be published]






Professional Football

  • Terrence Fullum (L14) Sioux City Bandits Champions Indoor Football (5-1) web site not up to date, but reports that they beat the Omaha Beef 77-31

Winter Sports

SPRING SPORTS

  • Baseball (6)

    • Randy Bednar Jr., (L17) University of Maryland Terps, 24-30 RB: hitting .208, 31 hits, 15 rbi’s, 11 runs, 6 hr’s, 988% fielding. Team won 1st round of B1G tournament, lost 2nd round and in the repechage round won and then lost. End of Season.

  • Golf (4)

    • Evan Katz, (L17) Duke University, playing in their 3rd consecutive NCAA Championship  at Karsten Creek Golf Club in Stillwater, Okla. are tied for EK: : finished day #2 at two-over, capturing four birdies with three coming on the back nine. With the 74, Katz moved to six-over for the tournament.

    • UPDATE: Freshman Evan Katz had his best round of the tournament, shooting a four-under 68 as Duke’s low man after combining for six-over par through his first two days. The Washington D.C. local was bogeyless through 18 on Sunday, snaring four birdies in the process. Three of those came within his first nine holes, including back-to-back on 17 and 18. With the 68, Katz landed himself on the list of individual low rounds for Duke in NCAA Championship play, tying John Karcher (1990) for third lowest.



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