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BearSportsNews Sunday Edition 1.20.2019


HIGHLIGHTS

  • Basketball loses to SSSA and then beats Prep

  • Hockey beats SSSA and loses a tough one to GP

  • Squash’s twitter feed was found. Scores now will be reported

  • Wrestling sweeps two triangular meets

  • Tracking Bears playing college sports

    • Two basketball, three hockey players and two swimmers contribute to college team’s games

    • Sam Anas scored 2 goals, including the GWG, in a win.

    • Pictures of Bear lax players in their pre seasons.

INSIDE THE WHITE ROCKS

These Bears do not hibernate

Winter Sports

Basketball (14-2) WaPo #11 lost to SSSA and then rebounded to beat Prep 64-63. True to WaPo standards, it reported,” It’s Landon’s first victory over Georgetown Prep since 2010..” Several Bears corrected that history, but since Jack has corrected BSN in the past, his tweet read as follows:

Replying to

and

Landon beat them in 2011 and 2012 fwiw

The White Out in support of the Bears!!!

Action view [link]

What @WashPostHS ranked

football & basketball teams can count 8 players on both their rosters? We can

! If you are a multi sport student athlete come check out

@landonschool & learn more about our outstanding Academic, Arts, & Athletic Programs!

[NOTE: the stands were filled with Bears from other winter teams (hockey, squash, track and wrestling). The talented Brothers are not just multi-sport contributors (did you ever see Joey Epstein blow up an opposing runner?), but also are heavily involved in community service, music (more All Americans than lacrosse), painting, photography, sculpture, theater and writing!!!


Hockey-(10-1-4)  Coach Erickson’s team played hard against a fire-up GP team and the score belies how close the game really was– Landon Hockey 1 Georgetown Prep 4and then beat a short-handed SSSA team Landon hockey 15 SSSA 0. For the season the Bears have scored 73 goals and held their opponents to 35.

Squash

Bears split the double header 2-5 vs Whitman and 6-1 vs Wilson

Bears come out hot and take down the Heights 6-1!

Swimming and Diving –two matches, no report

Indoor Track & Field – one meet, no report

Wrestling –WaPo #9 (14-5 in head-to-head  {?})

From Coach Katz

The Bears pulled out three victories tonight against Episcopal, Gonzaga and Gilman. We earned four pins in the final five matches for the win against Gilman

Another good day for the wrestling team ……. Landon 56 St Stephens St Agnes 21; Landon 59 Pallotti 24; Landon 67 Sanford (DE) 12

BEAR TRACKS

Basketball (6)

Professional Basketball (1)

Darion Atkins (L 11) Hapoel Holon, (12-4 1st place) beat Hapoel Eilatto 82-76 beat Hapoel Beer Sheva 86-72 DA is averaging 15 minutes, 13.3 pts,8.4 reb, 0.8 blocks (the #s from the internet may not be 100% accurate)

College Basketball (2)

Aaron Byrd (L’15) Augusta University (10-4), beat Columbus State 65-52 , 16 min. 2 pts, 2 reb.,2 stl, 2 blks; lost to UNC Pembroke 88-93,19 min, 2 reb, 2 asst, I stl; beat North Georgia 85-73, 16 min., 3 pts, 1asst, 1stl

Tone Cockrell (L’17) Marywood Pacers, (12-5) beat Marymount 70-66, 26 min, 12 pts,4 reb, 1 asst; beat Neumann 77-66, 24 min, 9 pts, 3 asst, 5 reb., 2 stl., 2 asst.

College Coaching

Coach Christian Webster, (L09) #9  Va Tech (15-2) Assistant Coach

Coach Joe McDonald (L12), is coaching at the high school level in NJ

Ice Hockey (7)

College (3)

Connor Meike (L’12) Williams Eph Men 11-4-1.  beat Plattsburg 4-0,started +1; beat Bowdoin 2-0 played; beat Colby 6-3, played, 1 A, 1 shot

Christian Meike, (L’14) Michigan Wolverines (8-9-6)

Patrick Giles (L*18) Boston College (8-11-2), lost to Maine 2-7 played, 3 shots; beat Providence 4-1, played, 1 shot

College Club(1)

Jacob Ruttenberg (’15), Tufts Club,

AHL

Sam Anas (L11) Iowa Wild (22-13-4-3; 51 pts; 3rd  in conference),Sam scored 2 goals +3 for the game(7 for the season) in cluding the GWG. in the latest win in which he was named the #1 star of the game.  .

Lacrosse (preseason)

Bucknell @ UVA

Michael Abizaid in his Paladin gear


Swimming (2)Sky Cui, L18, Vassar College, 3-3,

Max Peraza, L18, Sewanee: The University of the South, 3-3.lost to Rhodes 98-181 anchored the Men 200 Yard Medley Relay which missed 3rd place by 0:00.01



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