BEARSPORTSNEWS SUNDAY EDITION 09.18.2016 AMENDED

HEADLINES:
VFB and VS have their first losses, both hard fought.
X-Country wins Mercersburg Invitational
Bear alumni went 1-7 in football, 1-0 in rugby, 2 soccer players who played went 1-2 in soccer and 0-1 in rugby
A Bear ’16 was named to IL’s top 100 incoming freshmen
INSIDE THE WHITE ROCKS

Cross Country
Landon hosted its own Home Classic on 9/14. It was huge (assuming that word is still PC?) with the Gym Field and all surrounding parking spaces completely occupied. In addition, it appeared as though there were meets for boys and girls and maybe JV& MS competitions. The Bears came in 5 | |
EXTRA EXTRA
Landon varsity cross country took first place at the Mercersburg Invitational on Saturday, edging out Leesburg Christian by six points and Goretti by five. The Bears were led by Wesley Feldman, who finished third overall. Three other Bears—Kevin Tsai, Jace Menendez, and Ari “Mono-Shoe” Chadda—broke the top ten, and Luc Schermer (16th) and Andrew Engel (19th) provided essential depth to secure the victory.
Only three Landon runners competed in the futures race, but all three distinguished themselves with career-best performances. Deven Desai finished second overall, just ahead of standout rookie Brage Hamilton (3th) and Dara Dilmaghani (5th).
Inspired by their unprecedented hardware haul, the Bears now set their sights on a victory at next weekend’s Landon Invitational. Thanks to the small but dedicated group of supporters who joined us at Mercersburg!



Football
The Bears played big, physical Loyola Blakefield tough. The home team’s 20-7 lead was overwhelmed by the bigger Dons and end in a 20-45 loss. For more details, click on this.
Soccer
Coach Reed’s squad took on # 3 DeMatha, played them tough, registered goals from Nico Kenary and Drew Parker (2). According to BSN Reporter and Headmaster Jim Neill, the Bears battled the Stags and lost on a last minute score, 3-4.
Water Polo
Coach Barman’s team had a match scheduled last week, but no score published.

Football
(L13) |
Paul Padalino (L14), LB, Kolby Williams(L14) DL, Richmond Spiders (2-1) lost to Stony Brook 14-42, DNP
Dominque Seagears (L14), CB, Trinity Bantams first game 9/24
Matt Underhill (L13) K, Joe Gagnon (L16) DL, Washington & Lee Generals (1-1), lost 28-31 to Claremont Mudd-Scrips, Joe played, Matt 4/4 on PATs, 5 K/Os ave., 59.4 yds.
Mark Ebo, (L16), DL, College of the Holy Cross Crusaders (1-2), lost to #24 Albany 28-45 DNP
Keith Simms, (L16), LB, University of Oregon Ducks (2-1) lost to Nebraska 32-35, played
Jacob Wright, (L16), Ohio Wesleyan University Battling Bishops (0-1)l lost to Wittenberg 7-33, DNP.
{NOTE} dnp= school’s website did not indicate that this Bear played or there is no participation information reported . Not the most accurate statistic kept by universities.
Lacrosse
Griffin Brown (L’16) was named to Inside Lacrosse’s Top 100 incoming freshman
Rugby
Jack Sears (L13) FlyHalf, Colby College Mules, first match beat Bowdoin 26-14 Jack converted all of his tries.
David Spiritos (L13) Outside Centre, Northwestern Wildcats, first match, on 9/17, against Elmhurst—no result reported.
ANY OTHER BEARS PLAYING RUGBY???
Soccer
Nick Diaz (L13), Scott Powell (L13), Taylor Diaz (L15), Allegheny College Gators. 2-3-1. Beat Baldwin Wallace 4-2; Nick and Scott played; Scott registered a shot on goal. Lost Penn State-Behrend 0-3, both Nick and Scott played.
Charles Branche III (L16), Ohio Wesleyan University Battling Bishops, 5-1-1.
A.J. Miele (L16) Dickinson Red Devils, 1-4-1, AJ has played in one of this week’s game
Sprint Football
Jacob Howard (L14) WR/K, Cornell Big Red lost to USNA 7-40, Jacob played.
Water Polo
Aidan Kelso (L13), Rahul Gill (L16), Connecticut College Camels, 1-5 the CC SID is skimpy in posting information on the college’s site.
Isher Gill, (L16), GWU Colonials, 3-3, unable to play this season.

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