SUNDAY EDITION 11/3

Feeling the afterglow of yesterday’s win over GP, Sunday Edition includes a great photograph from the post-game, the Cross Country team retains its MoCo private school title, another artistic athlete feature,  Bear FB trax, Bear FB opponents records, and Bear Rugby Trax.

BEARS 13 LITTLE  HOYAS 7

Have to share this great picture of Domo Seagears’14 who played both ways and contributed significantly to the win, but his smile says all of that much more eloquently:

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Cross Country Retains its MoCo Private Schools Title

The Bears X Country team separated themselves from the other five private schools at Sandy Springs on Saturday, besting their closest rival (GP) by 17 points, Landon was led by #1 finisher Kevin Soraci, then William Powell (#8),  Ben Gilbert, Jack Gilbert, Jack Chlopak (#8-10), Jack Bolen (#12), Raman Ananthanpillai (#29) and Matt Wellington (#34). CONGRATULATIONS!!!!

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Artistic Athletes

This is another  in a series of features which highlight the multidimensional nature of our Bears. Today it is Walter Spak, the very talented soccer goalkeeper who is also talented with paint brushes:

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 Bear  FB Trax

Ben Spiritos is #77, the LG, most notably the lineman lowest to the ground.

Vincent Kindfuller with Mom and Dad from Facebook

	BEAR	YEAR	#	POSITION	COLLEGE	NOTE S
Next    GAME
1	Myles Allen	‘17	32	RB	Rochester
					11/9 WPI
2	PJ Fitzgerald	‘17	Redshirt	LB	Furman	RS
3	Anthony Fullum	‘17	34	CB	W&   M
					W UNH 17-0	DNP
4	Terrence Fullum	‘15	49	DL	Richmond
					W 27-10 Albany	PLAYED
5	Taylor Greene	‘16	78	DL	Stetson
					L Campbell 18-19	DNP
6	Antoine Hudson	‘15	1	DB	Bryant
					L Robert Morris 24-3	*
7	Vincent Kindfuller	‘16	60	DL	MIT
					L Endicott 21-52	DNP
8	Obai Kamara	‘17	87	TE	Davidson
					L Mercer 26-51	DNP
9	Max Lehrman	‘15	90	DE	Amherst
	3 Solo, 1assist, 0.5TFL, 1.5 SACK				W TRINITY 17-16	<PLAYED
10	Dillon Rupp	‘15	91	FB	Bucknell
					W Colgate 28-17	DNP
11	Johnny Sharp	R‘17	On   roster no number		UNLV
					L San Jose St 24-34	*
12	Ben Spiritos	‘15	77	OL	Dartmouth
	Played				L Harvard 21-24	<PLAYED
13	Matt Underhill	‘17	90	PK	W&L
	Started 2/2 PATs, 3 K/Os 51.7 ave				W Catholic 14-10	<PLAYED
	*no participation  data			INJ=injured	DNP=did   not play

Bear Opponents

opponent	w/l	against	record
Boys   Latin	L	Saint   Paul’s 0-20	6-3
Mount   St. Joe	L	Northern 0-27	1-8
Saint   Paul’s	W	Boys   Latin 20-0	8-1
AACS	L	Palotti 14-20	3-7
EHS	L	Bullis 22-54	5-3
WFS	W	FUMA 51-10	7-1
SSSA	L	StA 13-35	0-9
Bullis	W	EHS 54-22	8-1
GP	L	Landon 7-13	4-5
StA	W	SSSA 35-13	2-7

Bear Rugby Trax

The Mules rebounded from a couple of tough losses returning home to play Univ. of New England. The game, although slowed down by frequent scrums, was almost exclusively under Colby’s control. The significantly smaller Colby scrum won the ball nearly every time, regardless of which team fed the ball, and both forward and back play were impressive. Captain Sam Poulin ’14 led the pack by example with a first-half try while freshman flanker Darrien Pipkins scored a spectacular try at the end of the game, running well over half the length of the field. With Jack Sears ‘17 returning to the squad he took conversion kicks and started at fly-half. The defense again stood strong, holding back the UNE attack on the goal line and outwards, and despite several challenging attacking sequences, did not allow a single point. With Sears converting two of his three penalty kick attempts and nailing both try conversion kicks, the scoreline finished at 20-0. It could indeed have been higher – prop Ben Wardwell ’17 put down a try in the second half, but amidst the garbage pile of bodies the referee could not see the touched-down ball and did not award the try. The emphatic win put the Mules’ record at 2-3-1 to end the fall season.