BearSportsNews Sunday Edition 10.07.2018

HIGHLIGHTS

• Soccer beats EHS

• Water Polo at Beast of the East

• Cross Country 6^th at the Scorpion Crawl XC Invitational

• BEAT BULLIS

• Tracking 47 Bears playing college sports

  • Mark Ebo, Jack Porter, Bryce Baylor, Keith Simms (#20 Ducks) and Kolby Williams major contributors to teams

  • More news about Bear Ruggers (thanks Max and Marcel)

  • Rahul Gill, with a hat trick for the Camels

  • Bears v. Bears in soccer as Ohio Wesleyan v. Allegheny, Bishops win

  • Branche III, Branche, Diaz, Hannam, Kenary, McLaughlin and Parker contributing to their soccer teams

.   It’s past the Autumnal Equinox, winter sports COVERAGE starts today

INSIDE THE WHITE ROCKS

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• Fall Sports

  • Football (5-0)— BYE week, BEAT BULLIS!!!

  • Soccer (4-4-0) THE BEST BEAR TWITTERer –Landon 2.  Episcopal 0 Full time. Goals by McLaughlin (unassisted)l and Johnson (Tonkel). Junior Midfielder Paul Osmond remains leading point-scorer in the team, while senior Captain Miles Tonkel leads team in game-winning goals. Sophomore GK Hayden Evans recorded second IAC shutout so far, and third if the season yesterday.

• Water Polo (4-2)- Beast of the East

Landon (Boys)		North Penn (Boys)	8 – 11(ot) North Penn
Landon (Boys)	vs	Springfield (Boys)	19 – 5 Landon

• Cross-country– Personal bests almost across the board as varsity finishes 6th and J.V. nabs 3rd at the Scorpion Crawl XC Invitational at Oakland Mills High School.

BEAR TRACKS

Basketball (6)

Professional Basketball (1)

Darion Atkins (L 11) Hapoel Holon, season not started

Darion with his new Captain

College Basketball (3)

Aaron Byrd (L’15) Augusta University Jaguars Named Peach Belt All-Academic for the second straight season …

Tone Cockrell (L’17) Marywood Pacers …ECAC President’s Honor Roll. CSAC Academic Honor Roll

David Huberman, L18 Syracuse University (manager)

College Coaching

Coach Christian Webster, (L09) Va Tech Assistant Coach

Coach Joe McDonald (L12), GWU Director of Player Development

Football (9)

Mark Ebo, L16, DL, College of the Holy Cross, Crusaders (1-5) lost to New Hampshire 0-28, started, one assist

Joseph Gagnon, L16, DL, Washington and Lee University, Generals (3-1) beat Bridgewater, DNP

Maanik Lal, L17, FB, Bucknell University, Bison (1-5), lost to Colgate 3-27, DNP

Jack Porter, L17, WR, Dickinson College, Red Devils (2-4) beat McDaniel 27-20,

played 1 catch for 13 yards,

Mac Hollensteiner, L18, OL, Georgetown University, Hoyas (2-5) beat Fordham 23-11

Bryce Baylor, L18, RB, Dickinson College, Red Devils (2-4), McDaniel 27-20 played

Paul Padalino L14, Richmond University, Spiders- injury has removed him from playing roster, now a player/coach (2 -4) lost to Delaware 28-43

Keith Simms, L16, LB University of Oregon, Ducks (3 -1) Bye week

Kolby Williams L14, OL, Richmond University, Spiders (2 -4) lost to Delaware 28-43 started

Golf (4)

Mike Blasey L15, Davidson University, playing in the HEALTH PLAN MOUNTAINEER INVITATIONAL

L15, Rollins College, Tars,

Kiawah Island Invitational

John Kalavritinos, L17, Bucknell University, Bison,

Evan Katz, ’17, Duke University, Blue Devils at Nike Collegiate Invitational team won, Sophomore Evan Katz shot a final-round 71 and finished the tournament at one-over 211, which was good for a tie for 15th — his seventh career top-20 finish, Duke is the #9 team in the country

Ice Hockey (7)

College (5)

• Connor Meike (L’12) Williams Eph Men

• Jack Barton (L’14), Skidmore Thoroughbreds

• Chris Javens (L’13), Skidmore Thoroughbreds

• Christian Meike, (L’14) Michigan Wolverines (0-1-0) lost to Vermont 2-5, DNP

• Patrick Giles (L*18) Boston College played in scrimmage against New Brunswick

• College Club(1)

• Jacob Ruttenberg (’15), Tufts Club,

AHL

Sam Anas (L11) Iowa Wild (1-0-0) beat Manitoba Moose  4-1, played

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Rugby (6) [apologies to rugby fans, but the teams, mostly student run clubs, do not provide the same level of information as the college-sponsored varsity teams. ANYONE who has any information about any Bears, PLEASE SEND ME games played, scores, stats or just pictures]

Tommy Baldwin L18, Bucknell Bison 2-0

Nick Blasey L16, scrum half for the 2nd XV/b side at Dartmouth Rugby Football Club

Joel Desroches L18, Ithaca College, Bombers, has played in every game for the A team, which is 2-0, won scrimmage against Buffalo 50-31

Ben Goodfriend L16, Washington University Griffins, St. Louis in Argentina?

Aiden Howe L18, St. Mary’s College of California Gaels 11/11 UCSC

Wesley Pan L16 VA Tech, Hokies 1-0

Parker Swensrud L18, Denver University, Pioneers, rostered first match 9/15

Max Spiritos L17, University of Illinois Illini beat Missouri 29-10 and the Iowa State 34-19 thanks Max for connecting BSN to the Illinois RFC

Soccer (8)

Charles Branche III, L16 Ohio Wesleyan University, Battlin’ Bishops (9-2) beat Thomas Moore 4-0 started, beat Allegheny 3-0 started, 1 shot

Michael Branche L18, Dayton University, Flyers (4-4-3-4), lost to Davidson in 2 O/Ts 0-1 played

Taylor Diaz, L15, Allegheny College, Gators (4-7-1) beat Washington & Jefferson played, lost to OWU, 0-3 played

Noah Hannam, L18, Middlebury College, Panthers (4-2-3) beat ME-Farmington 6-0, played, 1 shot, tied Tufts 1-1 2O/Ts

Nico Kenary, L18, Amherst College, Mammoths (6-3) beat Bates 2-1,DNP; beat New England College 4-2 played 2 shots, 1 SOG; beat Hamilton 1-0 DNP

Allan Kupka, L18, Denison University, Big Red (3-6-1) beat DePauw 1-0, #27 IN PICTURE

Burke McLaughlin, L18, Denison University, Big Red (3-6-1) beat DePauw 1-0, started, #5 IN PICTURE

Drew Parker, L16, Kenyon College, 9-1-1, Drew has played in 4 games, the #7 beat Wabash 4-0, 2 shots, 1 SOG

Alex Riel, L18, Allegheny College, Gators -(4-7-1)

Swimming (3)

Jason Tang, L17 Massachusetts Institute of Technology November

Sky Cui, L18, Vassar College

Max Peraza, L18, Sewanee: The University of the South

Water Polo (2)

Isher Gill, L16 George Washington University. Colonials (13-5) lost to #20 Bucknell 12-13

Rahul Gill, L16. Connecticut College, Camels (2-11) to LaVerne 9-16, Rahul Gill (Bethesda, Md.) netted a hat trick to lead the way for the Camels offensively. Lost to Cal Tech 4-7; lost to Whittier 5-20; lost to Occidental 10-15