BearSportsNews—Sunday Edition 09/27/15

Bears’ showing their prowess in multiple fall sports (with one early winter season sport starting).

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Current Bears

CROSS COUNTRY

The Bears hosted and swept the Landon Invitational (all meets except the girls).

The Varsity outdistanced the large, competitive field with a score of 31 (low is good) and the next teams were DeMatha (100), St. John’s (112), Potomac (131)……9^th Bullis (202) and the lowest score was 360. The home runners finished individually

2 Gilbert, Ben              12 Landon                17:46.25    2 3 Feldman, Wesley      11 Landon                17:47.03    3 7 Menendez, Jace        10 Landon                18:10.90    7 8 Tsai, Kevin               10 Landon                18:12.34    8 11 Chadda, Arihant        10 Landon                18:19.26  11 19 Chlopak, Jack            11 Landon                18:43.86  19 20 Powell, William          11 Landon                18:44.60  20

83 Blazer, Chase            9 Landon                 22:28.15

Note: only one is a senior.

The JV was also successful with the team scoring 56 points against an equally large field. Logan Giles (5^th place), Matthew Lorrie, Rodrigo Pedraza Garcia, Parker Lotstein, Luc Schermer, Franco Abdala-Arata,   Andrew Engel, Xander DeNovio, Ian Sweeney, Jonathan Pringle, Evan Pugh, Luke Glenn, Maleek Brown, Jared Rymsza, Jake Goodwin, Ramin Zarfeshan, Andrew Clark, Max Krause, Thomas Mottur, and Zack Werharan for the home team.

The Bears at the 2013 Bell for a victory celebration.

The Middle School team came in a close 2^nd to StA, missing the top position by 3 points. Signifying continuous team strength.

WATER POLO

Landon traveled to Pennsylvania to test against the best in the Beast of the East. The Bears swam past their initial competition

• Landon 12-9 vs Governor Mifflin HS

• Landon 12-9 vs Northern Allegheny HS

• Landon in 3 OT’s 13-12 Wissahickin HS

It then ran into the tournament’s runner up Cathedral Prep and lost 6-12.

The team will host the Big Bear Classic next weekend.

BEAR TRAX.

Football

Myles Allen (’12) University of Rochester Yellow Jackets had a bye this weekend.

Justin Cort (’14) and the Sewanee Tigers lost 27-44 to Emery & Henry. Justin played.

Jules Desroches (’14) the Kenyon Lords had a bye week.

Anthony Fullum (’14) and the William & Mary Tribe cruised over Stony Brook in league play 21-0.

Johari Johnson (’15) Endicott College Gulls, beat Nichols 42-14 and Johari was a quadruple threat. #1 he was the leading rusher with 86 yards on 12 carries and a TD. The Bear alum, #2, also caught a pass for 8 yards and #3 he returned a kickoff for 19 yards. On defense, Johari, #4, made a solo tackle on D.

Next week a Bear v. Bear football game with Johari and Endicott playing neighbor school, MIT with Vince. Pictures, please.

Obai Kamara (’13), Davidson Wildcats had a bye week.

Vince Kindfuller (’12) The Engineers beat Maine Maritime 51-26.

Paul Padalino (’15) Richmond Spiders, bye week

Spencer Rauh (‘14) Stetson Hatters lost to Drake 3-41.

Dominick Seagears (’15) Trinity College Bantams, where he is #15 (see below) play on September 26.

(’13) Washington & Lee beat

Kolby Williams (’15) Richmond Spiders bye week.

Sprint Football

Jake Howard (’15), Cornell, against Mansfield University, a 33-7 win. Jake played a few downs as wide receiver, but did not have any receptions.  Jake also was the kicker for the kickoffs, and had one touchback. Against Franklin Pearce, a 36-15 win, Jake Howard had kickoff duties– five kicks.

Ice Hockey

Alex Norwinski (’15) and Trevor Wolf (’15) Sugarland Imperials wins 6-3 on (Alex with an assist) then another win on Saturday 6-3 (Trevor with an assist) both against the Dallas Jr. Stars.

Lacrosse

Thanks to Mark Witzal for keeping up on the news sources, according to t Ty Zanders, here are Bears of the 2015 Class who are projected on Recruiting Rundown to be top performers soon:

• Landon McKenzie, D, Dartmouth

From a Bucknell intrasquad scrimmage: Sean O’Brien and Jarrett Witzal

Rugby

Aaron Béguelin (’15) Hamilton College rugby

Garrett Pan Lehigh Mountain Hawks club, there is no site for the group this year.

Jack Sears (’13) Colby Mules played against Maine Farmington on Friday, but no results were posted.

David Spiritos (’13) Northwestern Wildcats Rugby Union, but the web page is still showing the spring status.

[IF ANYONE CAN POINT ME TO LINKS FOR THE LEHIGH AND NU RUGBY TEAMS, IT WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED!!!]

Soccer

Nick Diaz, Scott Powell (both L’13) and Taylor Diaz (’15) Allegheny College Gators lost to Mount Union 1-2 (Scott and Nick started; Scot with a SOG) and then tied Wabash 0-0 (same stats).

Richard Huber (’12), Sewanee Tigers, started in the first two games, but is not listed as having played in the third–lost to Methodist 0-5, to Emory 0-1and Center 0-2.

Water Polo

Aiden Kelso (‘13) Connecticut Camels team lost to Harvard 5-17 and Iona 5-19. No stats published.

Varsity Football Opponents Scores/Records

High Point [1-3]		v.	W vs. Bladensburg 41-0
Walt Whitman [1-3]	V           L Northwest 7-42
Loyola Blakefield [3-2]	v.          L to Gilman 10-49
Riverdale Baptist School[3-2]	v.          W vs Landon 7-28
Bethesda-Chevy Chase[1-3]	v.          W vs. Northwood 28-7
St. Stephen’s &St. Agnes [3-1]	v.            W vs. Potomac 42-0
Episcopal High School[2-0]	v.          W vs. Bishop Ireton 21-0
Georgetown Prep[2-1]	v.         bye
Bullis School[1-2]	v.          W vs Avalon 36-18
St. Albans School[1-2]	v.        L to Severn 7-35