BearSportsNews Sunday Edition 09.22.2019

BearSportsNews Sunday Edition

September 22, 2019

• Bears within the White Rocks

  • Cross-country 1^st meet

  • Soccer 1-2 loss against nationally ranked team and a win

  • Football and Water Polo have byes

  • Two WP team members make Academic AA

• Bears OUTSIDE THE White Rocks

  • 5 Alumni were on the pitch for their colleges, one on the #4 ranked team

  • Rugby two scores through FaceBook, would appreciate more info

  • The Gill twins hit the pools for their water polo matches, unfortunately Isher has received a RED CARDfor contributing to a PRINCETON loss

  • Two Bear alumni played for their football teams, two had byes and all of the rookies learned from the sidelines

INSIDE THE WHITE ROCKS

• Cross-Country

Bears finish 14th against tough competition at the @HoodCollegeXCTF Invitational. Another big round of PRs, including captain Michael Gilbert’s 17:48, his first time sub-18! @ Utica

• Football (1-1)

Bye week- Woodberry Forest

• Soccer (2-4-3)

Seton Hall Preparatory, loss 1-2 Good showing against a nationally ranked team at Mainline HS jamboree today. Plenty of college coaches on hand, great exposure for our boys. Junior Josh Levine slipped a gorgeous through ball to freshman Kris Fletcher in the 55:00 to pull us within a goal. Levine was on his first start since coming off an injury. Sophomore Carlos Febles had his first start today against a high level opponent and showed well at left back, and senior GK Sebastian Gaeta and CB’s Marc Schermer and David Bartley were outstanding along the back line.

Congratulations to Coaches Vice, Erickson, and Coyle, on their convincing 5-1 win at Trinity Christian Long drive through traffic to the game, conceded an early goal, then righted the ship and came back with five unanswered goals. Onward! Coach Reed

• Water Polo

  • @ USNA this weekend

  • Congratulations to Alex Kapelina and Logan Kalish for being named to the USA Water Polo Academic All-American Team.

BEAR TRACKS

Professional Basketball (1)

Darion Atkins (L 11) now playing for Iberostar Tenerife of the Liga ACB. 1^st game 9/25

Football (10)

Mark Ebo, L16, DL, #99, College of the Holy Cross – Crusaders (1-2)- lost to Yale 20-30 1 solo tackled PLAYED

Jack Porter, L17, WR, #18 Dickinson College, Red Devils (1-1) – beat Gettysburg 56-20 DNP

Mac Hollensteiner, L18, #73 OL, Georgetown University, (2-1) BYE WEEK

Bryce Baylor, L18, RB, #22 Dickinson College, Red Devils (1-1) beat Gettysburg 56-20, 7 rushes for 39 yards 1TD PLAYED

Davis Walker, L18, K, Georgetown University, Hoyas (2-1) BYE WEEK

Terrance Bridgers L19 DL, #93 Delaware State, (1-2) lost to Howard 9-24 DNP

ESPN’s #FirstTake was at #DelawareState where Bears Terrance Bridgers L’19 and Justin Cort L’13 are part of the HBCU football program

Joshua Chapman L19 #55 DL Pennsylvania lost to Delaware 27-28 DNP

Chazz Harley L19 #27 DB #25 Elon (2-2) lost to Wake Forest 7-49 DNP

Jelani Machen L19 #30, DB, Harvard, (0-1) lost to San Diego 23-31 DNP

Jalen Williams L19 DB #35, Boston College (2-1) lost to Kansas 24-48 DNP

College Coaching (2)

Justin Cort, L13, Director of Operations director of football operations and associate recruiting coordinator, lost to Howard 9-24

Paul Padalino, L13, assistant coach Richmond University, BYE WEEK

Golf (2)

Morgan Egloff L15, Rollins College, Tars, @ Jay Jennison Cup

Evan Katz, L17, Duke University, Blue Devils, team was 2nd at Rod Myers Invitational and Evan had 217 for 3 rounds

Rugby (6)

Tommy Baldwin L18, #17 Bucknell BisonROSTERED

Aiden Howe L18, St. Mary’s College of California GaelsROSTERED

Wesley Pan L16 VA Tech, Hokies  2^ND TEAM AA Virginia Tech out on top after a huge under the lights home game against JMU. Final score 46-7

Parker Swensrud L18, #15 NSCO Denver University, Pioneers, ROSTERED

Jonathan Hsieh L17 University of Pennsylvania Quakers

Max Spiritos L17, Illinois Illini A tough loss against Indiana today, 27-44

Soccer (6)

Charles Branche III, L16 #17 Ohio Wesleyan University, Battlin’ Bishops, (4-3-1) lost to Otterbein 0-1 DNP beat Hanover 2-1 PLAYED

Noah Hannam, L18, Middlebury College, Panthers (3-0-2) tie 0-0 Bowdoin 1-0 Mt. St. Mary’s (NY) played beat Hamilton 1-0, 1 SOG PLAYED

Nico Kenary, L18, #4 Amherst College, Mammoths (5-0) beat Merchant Marines 5-0 PLAYED 1 shot; beat #15 Conn College 1-0 assisted on a goal in the 89:00, one minute from full time, to send Amherst into overtime v #15 nationally ranked Connecticut College. PLAYED

Burke McLaughlin, L18, Denison University, Big Red (3-3-1) Mount Union PLAYED

Drew Parker, L16, Kenyon College, (7-1) #4 in the Great Lakes Region beat Marietta 2-0 PLAYED started in the midfield in Kenyon’s convincing 7-1 win over Thomas More University.7-1 PLAYED

Alex Riel, L18, Allegheny College, Gators – (0-5) lost to #22 PSU-Behrend 0-2 PLAYED  1shot; had two assists in 3-2 loss to Fredonia, with his helpers coming in the 52:00 and 87:00, to make it a one-goal game PLAYED

Water Polo (2)

Raul Gill L16, Connecticut Camels, (1-3) lost to MIT 7-18 [no participation stats available]

Isher Gill L16 (redshirt junior), #T14 George Washington University Colonials, (7-3) 2 goals on 5 attempts and 1 assist;  beat two ranked teams Brown 10-7 and Princeton 13-12 in which Isher registered an assist. UNFORTUNATELY, because Isher helped beat my Alma Mater, there will be NO FURTHER NEWS about the GWU water polo team!!! GWU lost to#T14 St. Francis (NY) 7-and #12 Harvard 8-13 11 [no participation stats available]

• College Lacrosse

  • Bear v. Bear Army Varsity v. Army Alumni

Drennan Green L16 and Alex Rhoads L05L

• Professional Ice Hockey

  • Sam Anas L11