BEARSPORTSNEWS SUNDAY EDITION 10.22.202

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Oct 22, 2023
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INSIDE THE WHITE ROCKS—

Football lost to PREP by a late FG!!!

Player won Landon, MoCo and Touchdown Club Athlete of Week recognitions.

Soccer completed season sweep over Bullis but splits with GP
Water Polo lost and then a win
Cross Country placed well in Skip Grant meet

BEAR TRACKS—46 Bears in 8 sports and 4 levels (5 pros included)

CROSS COUNTRY—2 rostered, both Div. I

FOOTBALL—11 rostered players, 8 on DIV.I;8 games, 6 PLAYED, 1 dominant on D again and set school CAREER SACK RECORD

2 FOOTBALL COACHES, 1 NFL J-E-T-S, App State Div. Ioses

SOCCER—7

College–6 rostered, 3 Div. I, 3 Div.III; 2 played
Pro—1 rostered on EPL club

GOLF–3

2 Developmental Pros
1 Div. I player
1 Div. III player

RUGBY

I player

WINTER SPORTS
BASKETBALL–4

I PRO in Italy’
I COLLEGE DIV. I COACH

2 DIV. I AND 1 DIV. III PLAYERS– all leaders of their team

HOCKEY-9

PRO:1 in EHL and 1 KHL—already scoring
COLLEGE: 1 Div. I; 3 Div. III
COACHING: 1 Div. III, 1 ACHA Div. 2

DEVELOPMENTAL– 2

WRESTLING-1

Div. III

INSIDE THE WHITE ROCKS

FOOTBALL 3-1

Coach Padalino’ Bears lost in an epic battle against highly favored GP 21-24 by a late FG.

Chase Robertson earns of Pow awards

SOCCER –Coach Reed’s side lost to GP, but ended season sweep over Bullis

WATER POLO—Coach Moorin’s squad swam against the Purple Eagles, no score

X-Country—Coach Callahan’s runners earned Plenty of PRs as the Bears raced the Skip Grant Invitational and previewed the course that will host next week’s IAC Championships! Varsity finished 12th overall, and JV was 9th in their race. Go Bears!

BEAR TRACKS

Cross Country/Track and Field 2

Asim Hakim-Florian, L’23 Colgate University – next meet 10/23
Sam Cohen, L’23, Tulane University

Football 11 rostered –8 GAMES, 6 PLAYED, 2 BYEs, 1 dominant on D again, set school sack record

Chazz Harley L19 #27, RS Junior, OLB Elon –the Phoenix (4-4) beat Monmouth 28-26 played 1 solo tackle
Jelani Machen L19 #32, CB, Bryant University (3-3) lost Eastern Illinois O/T 24-25 played 1 solo tackle
Tomás Kenary, L20 DL #21 Middlebury (5-1) crushed Bates 48-7 #21 5 solo’s 1 assist, 4.5 TFL, 3.5 sacks, 1 forced fumble, 1 quarterback hurry TOMÁS KENARY, SET A SCHOOL RECORD WITH 22 SACKS IN HIS CAREER WHILE MOVING INTO SECOND PLACE ON THE SINGLE-SEASON LIST WITH NINE.

Tyler Smith, L20 DB #23—Georgetown (4-5) lost to Colgate 18-28

Eric Ford, L21 OLB #40 Army (MAPS sophomore) (2-5) for some reason played Power 5 LSU and paid the price 0-45
Chantz Harley, L21, DB #24 Maryland (RS Sophomore) (5-2) bye week
Greg Johnson, L21 OL #71 – Georgetown (4-5) lost to Colgate 18-28 #71 played
Dameon Ming, L21 RB/LB#26 –Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (6-1); beat St. Lawrence 37-7; #26: 3rushes
Carter Phillips, L22, WR #86—Georgetown (4-5) lost to Colgate 18-28

Taylor Best, L’23, WR #29–University of Maryland bye week
Ethan Ming, L23, DB #11– #24 Carnegie Mellon University (7-1) Tartans beat Washington & Jefferson 35-14 played

Football Coaches 2

3-3 beat Eagles in big upset and Philly’s 1st loss—big D effort by Jets

App State (3-4) bye week

RUGBY-1

Brian White, L’23, Robert Morris

SOCCER- 7

College Soccer 6 rostered—2 played

Marc Schermer, L 20, #14, Hamilton (6-4-3)

Hayden Evans, L 20, GK# 1; University of Michigan (2-4-7); not played since9/8 injury?

Issa Mudashiru, L21, D #33 Princeton University (4-6-1), #33 played 33 minutes in 1-5 loss to Brown

Carlos Febles, L22, D #6 Oberlin College (3-6-5); beat Hiram College #6 started played 28 minutes; Wittenberg

Conrad Brady, L23, M #26, Penn State University (7-3-3)

Art Keys, L23, #32 F, Swarthmore College (3-6-5) beat Misericordia 2-1

Professional Soccer 1

Kristian Fletcher L’23: DC United forward/ Swansea City U21

Debutant Kristian Fletcher’slast-minute header completed a second-half comeback for Swansea City’s Under-21s as they claimed their first away win of the season against Coventry City at the CBS Arena. The bear played 45 minutes and according to Transfermkt he’s worth €1.00m

Swimming-3

Jacob Rosner L19 Northwestern beat Cincinnati 169-93, no individual stats available

Ethan Tun L21 Carleton 10/21 first meet

Harrison Tun, L23, Tufts University first met 11/19

Golf -4

Pro -2

Morgan Egloff L’15working his way up the circuit, ended in the money

John Kalavritinos L’17 playing the developmental tour.earned a paycheck on the Minor league tour.

College -2

Charlie Bundy L’22 College of William & Mary Tribe, Georgetown Intercollegiate. Bundy shot even-par 72 as the Tribe finished 10^th of 13 teams.

John Bates L’23 Rhodes College- next match March

BEARS playing College Winter Sports

BASKETBALL-5

Professional –1

Darion Atkins #44 L11, Regio Emilia Div. 2 games played 21.3 min., 9.7 points, 4.0 reb., 1.7a

College Coach-1

Christian Webster L09 VaTech Assistant Coach 11/8 1st game

College-3

Canin Reynolds L ‘20 Amherst College Mammoths: #2 junior—no schedule posted yet

Appeared in all 24 contests for the Mammoths, starting in all but one.

Continued his record of high yield on free throws, registering a 0.750 success rate.
Increased point average to 7.8.
Averaged 3.2 rebounds per game.
Tallied 83 assists throughout the season.
Scored a season high 19 points against NVU-Johnson (Nov. 28).

Kino Lilly L21 Brown Bears #10 junior; 1st game 11/8

: Named to NABC All-District First Team … Named to USBWA All-District Team … Named to All-Ivy First Team … Started all 27 games … Played a team-high 935 minutes (34.6 p/game) … Led the team with 16.9 points per game, 77 made threes, a 39.9 three point percentage and a 82.9 free throw percentage … Finished the season third in the Ivy League in points per game and tied for the lead in made threes … Second on the team with 66 assists … Scored a career-high 32 points and made a career-high seven threes in win over Maine (Nov. 27) … Hit the game-winning shot with three seconds on the clock in a 26-point effort against Princeton (Jan. 14) … Scored in double figures in 25 of 27 games on the year.

Tyler Perkins, L23 University of Pennsylvania #11, FRESHMAN

Lettered in basketball and was captain as a senior … Scored more than 1,000 points in just 50 games … Interstate Athletic Conference (IAC) Player of the Year and first-team All-Met as a senior when he averaged 24.8 points, 6.9 rebounds, 3.2 assists, and 2.5 steals per game … 2023 Capital Classic MVP … Montgomery County Sports HOF Athlete of the Week … Earned All-IAC as a junior … Also played with Team Takeover National junior year … TTO National 17u Grassroots Basketball Finale Hoopseen champions … Played with Virginia Elite sophomore year … Honor Roll I and ll (4 times)

HOCKEY 10

Professional Ice Hockey-2

Sam Anas L’ 11, #77 HC Dinamo Minsk KHL 8-2-5; #77 18 games, 5 goals and 6 assists 11 pointsPatrick Giles L*18 #36 Charlotte Checkers 2-1 played all 3 games; win over Marlies–Patrick Giles started things off on the right foot for the visitors with an early tally via a laser wrist shot

Div. III Men’s Hockey Coach-1

Kim Weiss, Assistant Coach for Trinity College (her alma mater) men’s team, “Prior to joining the Black Bears, Weiss was Director of Player Development and Head Coach of the Washington Pride Girls’ Hockey Program, one of the most respected AAA programs in the country. Weiss was a part of the Landon School Boys’ Varsity Hockey program from 2014-2019, and claimed the Mid-Atlantic Prep Hockey League (MAPHL) Championship in 2015“, first game-11/17

College Club Coach and Pro Hockey -1

Alex Norwinski L’15 Liberty University Div II Hockey Coach is also on the Roanoke Rail Yard Dawgs, 2023 SPHL Cup Champions [neither has easily available stats}