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BEARSPORTSNEWS SUNDAY EDITION

March 3,2024

INSIDE THE WHITE ROCKS—

  • First Winter Sports’ player honor issued

  • SPRING SPORTS STARTING, NO EVENTS YET!!!

  • Schedules

BEAR TRACKS

—47 Bears in 9 sports and 4 levels (5 pros included)

  • SOCCER– Pro—on DC United played in regular season opener.

  • SWIMMING- 1 Div. I; 2 Div. III- one earns ALL CONFERENCE honors.

WINTER SPORTS

  • BASKETBALL–5

    • I PRO in Italy

    • I COLLEGE DIV. I COACH

    • 2 DIV. I {BOTH HAVE STATS LEADING TEAMS AND IVY LEAGUE}  Bear v. Bear game

    • 3 DIV. III PLAYERS–

  • HOCKEY-16

    • PRO:1 in AHL and 1 KHL

    • COLLEGE: 1 Div. I played; 3 Div. III getting PT

    • COACHING: 1 Div. III, 1 ACHA Div. 2

    • DEVELOPMENTAL—2 one wears the team A and is 2ND in assists & points

    • CLUB-6: one team headed to Nationals with 3 Bears

  • WRESTLING-1

    • Div. III grappler

SPRING SPORTS

  • BASEBALL-5

  • GOLF-2

  • LACROSSE -18

INSIDE THE WHITE ROCKS

BEAR TRACKS

All winter sports have completed their seasons. Soon, there should be more individual awards like:

BASEBALL Coach Martinez, former Pigskin Club DMV coach of year, inherits a squad with talent and has added some players. In winter like weather, the Bears scrimmaged Flint Hill. STAY TUNED FOR 100TH ANNIVERSARY OF WASHINGTON SENATORS WORLD SERIES, MANAGER/ 2ND BASEMAN BUCKY HARRIS, Bear father and grandfather led that team. A cub reporter for the WASHINGTON POST, SHIRLEY POVICH, wrote the box score of the game!!! THE BEARS WILL PLAY THE TIGERS OF JACKSON- REED!!! First regular season game 3/9 v. Paul VI.

GOLF Coach Luther’s HAS foreBEARs his squad to emulate in facing a demanding IAC, MIAA and WCAC set of matches.

LACROSSE Coach McGettigan returns a number of talented, seasoned players, including several high profile recruits. The 2024 schedule is almost as challenging as that faced by the 2017 team. A scrimmage against highly regarded Boys Latin went well for the Bears.

RUGBY Coaches Beckoff and Klingelhofer follow a2023 record with a challenging schedule this year.

TENNIS Coach Miller continues in the Landon Tennis tradition of great teams faced with exacting competition. First match 3/11 v. Wooton on the Maclear Jacoby Courts.

TRACK and Field will run against IAC teams.

College Bears with long seasons

Cross Country/Track and Field -2

  • Asim Hakim-Florian, L’23 Colgate University – at ECAC championships

  • Sam Cohen, L’23, Tulane University- season is restarting in 2 weeks

SOCCER- 7

Professional Soccer 1

  • Kristian Fletcher L’23: DC United ‘s “homegrown” forward #26 against the New England Revolution played 16 minutes and completed 54.5% 0f passes and took a shot in a 3-1 win.

Swimming-3

Jacob Rosner L19 Northwestern senior; B1G 2/28 no results

Ethan Tun EXCELLED for the Carlton Knights NCAAs 3/20

BEARS playing College Winter Sports

BASKETBALL-

1pro; 2 DI {both leading teams} ,4 DIII {all playing}; 1 Div. I coach

  • Professional –1

Darion Atkins #44 L11, Reggio Emilia Div. (11-9), 20 GP, 20.7 min/g., 6.8 pts/g, 3.7 reb/g, 1.2 asst/g, 0.9 blk/g

  • College Coach-1

Christian Webster L09, VaTech Assistant Coach (15-13)

  • College-6

Daraun Gray, L19 Notre Dame University of Maryland, 3-9, #14 GS, 18 GP 8 GS, 22.7 min/g, 8.6 ppg,, 1.9rpg, 0.5 apg

Canin Reynolds L ‘20 Amherst Mammoths (15-11): #2 junior— 6 GP, 13.2 min/g, 0.7 pts/game., 1.3 APg , 1.1 reb/game

Kino Lilly L21 Brown Bears (10-17) #10 junior; 26 GS, 1 Game Injured, 37.7 min/g*, 18.3 pts/g*^, 3.1 assists/g*, 2.5 reb/g, .9 steal/g, 78 3PTs*^; *leads team; ^leads or tied Ivies scored

Mike Gray, L22, Lynchburg (11-16), #30; 18 GP, 6.4 min/g, 1.9 ppg, 1.0 reb/g,

Tyler Perkins, L23 University of Pennsylvania (10-17); #11, freshman;25 GS*, 29.7, min/g, 13.6 pts/g^, 2.1 asst/g, 5.3 reb/g, 1.48 steals/g*+; *leads team,

Christos Palkogiannis, L23, California Institute of Technology (1-24), #33, FRESHMAN; 15 GP 3 GS, 15.2 min/g. 3.8 ppg, 1.5 reb/g, 0.7 asst/g,

HOCKEY 16

Professional Ice Hockey-2

Sam Anas L’ 11, #77 HC Dinamo Minsk KHL (31-11-4-3-3-16); #77 INJURED 60 games, 21 goals and 25 assists (leads Dynamo in both)  team in playoffs

Patrick Giles L*18 #36 Charlotte Checkers (26-21-6-0) played in 49 games, 9goals, 8 assists- +2 1 gwg

Div. III Men’s Hockey Coach-1

Kim Weiss, Assistant Coach for Trinity College (her alma mater) men’s team, 23-3-1, atop of NESCAC, ranked 6th in Div. III

College Club Coach and Pro Hockey -1

Alex Norwinski L’15 Liberty University Div II Hockey Coach,  Roanoke Rail Yard Dogs (23-12-6-1) 14 GP 1 A  article and now the Blue Ridge Bobcats

Division I–1

Matthew Brille #19; L*20; Brown (8-16-2) #19- 9 games played, 1 goal,1 assist, 3 shots, 6 blk

Division III–3

Oscar Smink L’21; Amherst College Mammoths (14-10-1): #6 – 8 GP, 1 assist, 9 shots, 2 blk, 20 FO-W SEASON COMPLETE

Ethan Goldman, L’21; Connecticut College Camels (9-14-2) #13—1GP SEASON COMPLETE

Kareem Al-Azem L*20; Connecticut College Camels (9-14-2) #7 played 24 games 1 G 5 A 22 blk SEASON COMPLETE

  • Development Hockey 2

Will Lawrence L*22, #88 NAHL Johnstown Tomahawks,assistant captain, 28-16-1-2; #88 46 GP  18 G, 25A, TIED FIRST in team goals, 3rd in team points

JH Lages L*21,#27, NCDC Twin Cities Thunder 15-24-0-2, 31 GP 9 A

  • Club Hockey  -7

Dartmouth hockey club 16-0-1 onto MD-3 National Championships 3/7-12

Ethan L20 #23, 16 GP 1g 5a

Max Weinstein L20 #30, 3 GP goalie,

THOMAS TOWERN L23 12 GP 2 A

Owen Calderone L’23 #68 LSU club 0-0-0-0(no ACHA data yet)

Riley Knebel L’22 UVA Club hockey, 2-7-0-0 #21 11 GP 1 G 1 A

Zaahir Kahn L’22 GMU club hockey  17-5-0-0-1, #16,14 GPST COLLEGIATE HOCKEY

WRESTLING

David LaPrade, L23, Williams College (3-15) no news

BEARS playing College Spring Sports

BASEBALL

  • Jake Davidson L’19 (Catholic Cardinals 2-1) #35 no appearances 

  • Jack Cope L ‘20 (W&L Generals 4-4) 1.0 IP, 0 ER, 2 SO, 

  • Matthew Sicoli L’21 (Emory Eagles 6-6) 12 GP 9 AB .341, 8 RBI, 2 HR,

  • Robbie Lee L’22, (Denison Big Red 2-1) 2.1 IP 2 SO

  • Henry Prince L’22 Bates College 1-2 1 RBI

GOLF

  • Charlie Bundy L’22 (College of William & Mary Tribe)  Charlie Bundy led the way with a T-12 finish in the 36-hole event. Bundy finished the tournament 3-over-par, recording a 1-under 70 on day two. He carded three birdies in the second round on the 7100-yard course at Lonnie Pool Golf Club in Raleigh, N.C. 

  • John Bates L’23 (RHODES COLLEGE)

LACROSSE

by John Nichols P’09

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