BEARSPORTSNEWS SUNDAY EDITION 5.30.2021 (a little early)

Memorial Day Tribute

The Landon alumni, who have given their lives to their country, who have served as a member of our armed forces and who are on active duty today, should be remembered by all Bears along with other friends who committed to such support for us.

“In the End, we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends.”- Martin Luther King Jr

[The BSN SE is being published early because I’m off to East Hartford to watch the Bears there.]

• Baseball and Tennis , both with great seasons, lost in their IAC championships.

• Golf’s John Bates ’24 won an impressive tournament

• Water Polo’s Logan Kalish signs to play for a Div. I program

• LOOK FORWARD to John Nichols BearLaxTraxFax  coming soon with lots of alums in big roles in the NCAAs.

• Hoops Alumnus Tone Cockrell earns Magna Cum Lauda

• Randy Bednar (off injury list) and Dane Camphausen are crushing it at the plate.

• Kalavritinos, Egloff and Katz are in the Maryland State Amateur [maybe more?]

• All emails about Bears within and outside of the White Rocks ARE WELCOME!!!

Inside the White Rocks

• Baseball—(7-6) the team reached the IAC finals and lost to the undefeated GP team by the closest margin of any Little Hoya game.

• Golf— (3-3) not a team match but Charlie Bundy (-3 over the last 5 holes) to win the UHY Prep Series Tourney in Atlanta yesterday by 1

• Lacrosse –(6-6) awaits the IAC-WCAC match against #9 Paul VI on June 8.

• Outdoor Track—no new information

• Tennis— (8-3) Lost in IAC finals to the undefeated Bulldogs (yes the IAC has 3 Bulldog mascots; this one has a cathedral in the background)

• Water PoloLogan moves from Dixon Pool to GW’s St. James home, following the water wake of Isher Gill L’16

Bear Tracks

College Baseball Update

Randy Bednar (L’17), University of Maryland. 26-15– BA .314, RBI 19, HR 4, SB 10, fielding 1.000

Dane Camphausen (L’19), the College of Wooster. 25-13 GP 37 BA .355, HR 9, RBI 39, SB 2, appears that season is ove.

Jake Davidson (L’19), Kenyon College 7-7. SEASON COMPLETE

Jack Cope (L’20) Taft School—the Rhinos have worse sports information than one would expect from it.

College Basketball  Tone Cockrell L’18 played a rigorous basketball schedule for 4 years and is able to achieve a 3.8 GPA and Magna Cum Lauda.