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BearSportsNews Sunday Edition 11/02/2014

Nov 1, 2014
5 min read

This week here’s a Bunch of Bear News for this week!

Cross Country takes 3rd straight MoCo private schoolschampionship and there’s more; the JV was 2nd in their competition.

Records of the Varsity Football opponents—Bullis, Boys Latin, Palotti and —all won

Alumni news from

» Mac Hightower and Jack Gilbert ran in their League Championship

        » lacrosse

•Parents of 3 Bears were honored for their service to their sons’ college lacrosse team

•Report from the JHU, Penn and Drexel Fall Ball

        » Hoops—some pictures of Danny Rubin in Israel and Darion Atkins (UVa) (plus some text) and then a full interview of Joe McDonald


» Football—

•Two teams had a bye. Max’s Amherst continued undefeated with a win over Trinity.Vincent’s team continued undefeated with a win over Endicott.

Max’sTerrence’s, Jules’, Dillon’s and Vincent’s teams won.

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Varsity and JV Cross Country running in front of the private school pack

The Bears won their third straight Montgomery County Private Schools Championship! Coach Hunt’s runners dominated with 4 of his XC boys placing in the top 10 and 1st place for Jack Chlopak ’17. As a reward they got to ring the Class of ’13 victory bell. Here’s how the Running Bears finished:

Jack    Chlopak            Landon                17:37                4 .  Ben  Gilbert,               Landon                18:21.90

5. William Powell              Landon                18:23.01  9  Kevin Tsai                   Landon                18:32.64

19 Peter King                   Landon                19:32.11     21 Matthew Lowrie             Landon                19:46.16

25 Tucker Harrel             Landon                20:11.13

Team scores

Landon 32

GP        50

Heights 68

Bullis     80

The JV squad took 2nd in their race.

VXC

Landon Football Opponents results

 team             record          most recent result                     

AACS                         5-4                       2-34 Palotti

Boys Latin         6-4                             35-34 St. Paul’s

Palotti                 9-3                            34-2 AACS

Paul VI                2-8                           7-21 Riverdale Baptist

St. Paul’s             5-3-1                         34-35 Boys Latin

Episcopal            7-2                             17-31Bullis

SSSA                     4-6                            28-9 StA

Bullis                    8-1                            31-17 EHS

Georgetown P      5-4

St. Albans            1-7                         9-28 SSSA

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Alumni News

Alumni Bear LaxTrax

Will Laco, Peter Laco, Sam Lynch (Hopkins) and Garrett Fellows

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Hopkins won 11-8.  Will had a goal and an assist, Peter had a goal and an assist.  Garrett had some nice shots and Sam didn’t play as he suffered a mild concussion in their first game against Drexel. In the Penn v. Drexel game, Garrett Fellows had a nice goal that was negated due to an offsides penalty away from the play.


Hank Brown played for Drexel and looked good, but his team left before the picture.


Princeton University recognized Denise and Dennis Reilly for their contributions to the Princeton lacrosse teams over ten years. Their sons Brendan L ’05, Connor L ’09 and Brian L’10 played for the Tigers and the Bears. All pictured below—

Reilly Family at Fall Celebration

Trey Lundelius, McGill, beat for Ottawa, 13-4, in the first round of the playoffs. While he played; there are no individual statistics available for defenders. Some of his success must be attributable to his brilliant Coach Tim Murdoch.


Alumni Cross Country

Mac Hightower, Claremont-Mudd-Scripps Cross Country—ran a 29:44.21, and his Stags won the league championship meet. NCAA Regionals in two weeks.

Jack Gilbert, cross country, Gordon College’ Scots – placed 4th in its league championships and Jack ran a 32:41 over the course.

Alumni College Football 


BEAR

COLLEGE

Next  GAME

NOTES


1

Myles Allen

Rochester

Off until 11/8



2

Justin

Cort

Sewanee

Off until 11/8



3

Jules Desroches

Kenyon

35-24 Allegheny

dnp


4

Hunter Davis

Stetson

24-28 Campbell

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5

Anthony Fullum

W& M

24-31JMU

–dnp


6

Terrence Fullum

Richmond

10-9 Villanova

played


7

Vincent Kindfuller

MIT

34-29 Endicott

dnp


8

Obai Kamara

Davidson

Off until 11/8



9

Max Lehrman

Amherst

7-6 Trinity

Started1 Solo, 1 asst, 1 forced fumble


10

Dillon Rupp

Bucknell

27-24 (o/t)Lafayette

dnp


11

Dominique Seagears

Trinity

6-7 Amherst

dnp


12

Ben Spiritos

Dartmouth

12-23 Harvard

Started


13

Matt Underhill

W&L

9-36 Emery & Henry

0/1 PAT1/1 FG



DNP=did not play 

**no participation info provided



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Max playing for Amherst

Bear Hoops Trax

Danny Rubin playing in Israel makes a contested lay-up—

Danny

Darion Atkins gets some props on the UVA basketball website

It was a whirlwind day yesterday for Virginia Men’s Basketball‘s Tony Bennett, Malcolm Brogdon and Darion Atkins at ACC Operation Basketball. Read Jeff White’s column on the leadership roles both Malcolm and Darion will take on this season:http://wahoowa.net/1tkh6bG

ICYMI, the Cavaliers were picked fourth in the ACC preseason poll behind Duke, North Carolina and Louisville. The ACC champion ‘Hoos were also picked fourth in last year’s preseason poll.

Darion

The GWU sports information department had Joe McDonald as its first interview in the preseason preview: http://www.gwsports.com/collegesportslive/?media=470788

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Bear Water PoloTrax

Rob Spencer and Aidan Kelso, Connecticut College Camels—- lost against Fordham 9-11 and Iona 6-11.

Bear Diving SPLASHES

Jordan Gear, USC Trojan diver. The divers will hold an invitational on November 7.

BEAR SOCCER TRAX

The Gators of Allegheny played their last game of the season against Wittenberg and  lost 1-2. Scott Powell played. Nick Dias did not play (injury?)

Zach Fingerhut, Wake Forest University beat Louisville 1-0.

Bear Rugby Trax

David Spiritos, Northwestern rugby – no news due to limited coverage at team website.

Jack Sears, Colby continues to hold down the fly half position for his rugby squad at Colby College.  The Mules ended the regular season at 2-4, but on a big upswing, narrowly dropping a game that saw several lead changes to a veteran University of Maine Farmington team, 36-31.  In the team’s regular season finale, the Mules drubbed Maine Maritime Academy 66-0.  For the season Jack scored 2 tries and added 23 points on his conversion kicks.  He’s looking forward to the 7’s season.

James Johnston’s Elon Rugby as of publication time, there were no results posted.

Garrett Pan is playing rugby for the Lehigh Club.


Alumni Bear Ice Trax

Sam Anas, Quinnipiac, played Northeastern 3-2, a game in which Sam started.

Jake Sofer, RPI, beat Union Friday night 4-1 and on Saturday won by a score 2-1.

Max Greenwald, Middlebury, starts on November 15.

Mike Anderson, Princeton Hockey Club, next plays November 8.

Matt Coster at Cornell, have not received access to the team’s website.

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