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BearSportsNews Sunday Edition
- goldenstateservicesj
- Dec 14, 2019
- 5 min read
BearSportsNews Sunday Edition
December 15, 2019
Bears within the White Rocks
Basketball, Hockey and Wrestling earn wins
Bears OUTSIDE THE White Rocks
One Bear Coach drove 10 hours round trip to see one of his Bear alumni at the NCAA Div. III Soccer Chanpionship
One Bear Alumnus playing pro hoops
Three Bear Alumni playing college hoops; one leads his team in scoring
Four Alumni are playing hockey at four levels pro to club; one scored a SH goal; one was named player of the month
Two Alumni are swimming at college level
Two Alumni are on wrestling rosters
INSIDE THE WHITE ROCKS
WINTER SPORTS
Basketball (5-2) beat Fairfax Christian School in the Good Counsel 2019 Xaverian Classic Tournament where Kino Lilly was named to 2nd All-Tournament Team; and in the Bullis Holiday Classic and lost to John Carroll (with a 6’9” [from Goma, Cong]o and 6’7” [from London, England] forecourt 56-72
Hockey (4-0) ; beat MAPHL 1st place Mt. St. Joe’s, who was atop the league standings on the basis of wins over Gonzaga and DeMatha, but the Bears took it to the Gaels 8-2 The Bears were led by Brown commit Matt Brille, who had 3 goals (2 PPG) and and 2 assists (one on the PP) for 5 pts on the night. Ryan Giles had the GWG and an assist, Will Lawrence had a goal and an assist, Oscar Smink had a goal and a PPA, JH Lages had a PPG, Tommy Kenary had a goal, Kyle Radimer had a PPA, and defensemen Kareem Al-Azem & Damon Pirko (’22 & ’23) added assists. Max Weinstein kicked out 15 of 17 shots for the Win
Squash (0-3)
Swimming (1-2) StA 12/12 (no report)
Wrestling (2-0) described by Coach Katz
We sent all available wrestlers to two different tournaments this weekend. Five wrestlers were entered into the Ray Oliver Tournament hosted by the McDonogh School of Baltimore. We took 12th place out of 12 teams. Seniors Lorenzo Lopez (132) and Jerrold Johnson (182) placed 6th and 5th place respectively. Lorenzo made it to the semi-finals, but could not make the second day because of the SAT. Jerrold went 2-2 for the weekend. Matt Amitay (138) and Patrick Kielb (160) were one round away from placing. Junior Tyler Younge (145) lost two close matches, but wrestled well at one his first competitive tournament for Landon.
At the Holloway tournament hosted by St. James, the Bears took 9th out of 12 schools. This was a Varsity tournament where the rest of the team was able to enter. We had four wrestlers place in the top 4. Freshmen Nico Schermer (145) took 4th , Ty Reyes (182) took 4th, Will Abramson (195) took 2nd, and Gabe Johnson (220) took 3rd. Many wrestlers earned their first victories for the year/career…. Charlie Lynn (106), Julian Diaz (152), David LaPrade (152), Luke Camphausen (170), Cole Siepman (170), and Lucas Macdonald (170). Overall, it was a good weekend.
Landon 67 Bishop Ireton 10
It was a good night for the Bears! The match started at 106 with a forfeit to John Bates. Bao Duong got his first start on Varsity as he bumped up to 113 to help the team. He wrestled a good match but lost 13-5. Conrad Brady received a forfeit at 120. At 126, Nico Biabani wrestled one of their best wrestlers. Unfortunately, he got pinned in the first period making the score 12-10 Landon. Bishop Ireton now must face the meat of our line-up and it did not go so well for them. Our Senior leaders, Lorenzo Lopez and Matt Amitay, showed their skills by both pinning their opponents. Then our young freshmen, one-two punch of Nico Schermer (145) and Anthony Savoy (152) both earned their first varsity dual victories with a pin and a major decision, respectively. Patrick Kielb put the nail in the coffin with a beautiful throw to a pin. Marc Schermer (170) and Ty Reyes (182) received forfeits. Will Abramson (195) won a close match 7-6. Again, another first year freshman showing his impact on this team. Juniors Eric Cao and Sachin Srikanth ended the match with forfeits as well.
We managed to get in 13 exhibition matches. Our young wrestlers had a great day. They went 11-2.
Quick review:
John Bates 0-1
Nico Biabani 1-0
Daniel Robinson (138) 1-1
Thomas Eusse (138) 1-0
David LaPrade 2-0
Julian Diaz 2-0
Will Radcliffe 1-0
Lucas Macdonald 1-0
BEAR TRACKS
Basketball (4)
Soccer (6)
Nico Kenary, L18, Amherst College Mammoths (19-3-2); in NCAA Division Championship lost to Tufts 0-2. THAT’S EXCEPTIONAL, equally impressive, as witnessed by this picture, is a High School coach who endured a 10 hour round trip to watch his pupil play in such a game. COACH REED THAT’S A BEAR:
Professional Basketball (1)
Darion Atkins (L 11) Iberostar Tenerife of the Liga ACB. 7-5 in ACB play. DA: 13.2 min. 2.4 pts, 2.5 reb.
College Basketball (3)
Tone Cockrell (L’17) Keystone College (4-5) beat Bryn Athyn 75-68 he had 28 points, 6 assists, 7 rebounds.
Daraun Gray (L’19) Loyola (6-4) 2GP 3 min.
Justin Patterson (L’18) Towson (5-5) 1GP 17 min. per game, 8.0 ppg. 2 rpg. 1 apg . 1 bpg 3 spg
Golf (2)
Morgan Egloff L15, Rollins College, Tars, off until Spring which in FLA is soon
Evan Katz, L17, Duke University, off until Spring which in NC is March in Las Vegas
Hockey (4)
AHL Ice Hockey(1)
Sam Anas L11 Iowa Wild (12-10-2-2) 26 GP 6 g 14 a
USPHL Hockey Elite division (1)
Ty Morton L’19 Hampton Roads Whalers (16-7-2-0-1) Ty: ten games 6-2 1.51 GAA 0.940 save %;
College Hockey(2)
Patrick Giles (L*18) Boston College -(11-4-0) 6 GP, 2G 1A, 2 SHG
Alex Norwinski L’15 Liberty University #1 in the Southeast ACHA Div. 2 Hockey (18-2-1) 21 GP 8G 17A 3PPG, 1GWG
Rugby (9)
Brendan McLenaghanL19 Tulane ROSTERED spring season next
Tommy Baldwin L18, #17 Bucknell Bison 6-1 rostered
Aiden Howe L18, St. Mary’s College of California Gaels beat Seahawks 99-0 ROSTERED
Parker Swensrud L18, #15 NSCO (1-0) Denver University, Pioneers,4-0 beat Colorado School of Mines 31-17 ROSTERED
Jonathan Hsieh L17 University of Pennsylvania Quakers
Max Spiritos L17, placed 3rd in the B1G tournament with Max scoring a key touch 45-10 ROSTERED
Culver Van Vleck L14 player of the match for Potomac Exiles
Will Snyderwine L07 passed up a career as an NFL PK after leaving Duke to play rugby for Washington Irish
Swimming (2)
Sky Cui, L18, Vassar College, 3-3
Max Peraza, L18, Sewanee: The University of the South, 2-2
Wrestling (2)
Jonny Gherman L’19 Ursinus College Bears (2-0) #157
Axel Giron L’19 York College (3-3) #125
There will be no BSN Sunday Edition for 12/22, sorry
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