Football News

May 13, 2008

Youth Football Camp

Judge's youth football camp flyer is available on the JM football website. Download the info here.

Here the the needed information: Judge Memorial Football Camp & Football Skills Clinic June 18, 19, and 20th Students to be in GRADE 2 TO 6 THERE WILL BE THREE OFFENSIVE SPECIFIC SKILLS AND DEVELOPMENT PRACTICES AND THREE DEFENSIVE SKILLS AND DEVELOPMENT PRACTICES. THE SKILLS WILL BE TAUGHT BY THE JUDGE FOOTBALL COACHING STAFF. PARTICIPANTS IN THE CAMP WILL ALSO GET A GENERAL OVERVIEW OF JUDGE FOOTBALL OFFENSE AND DEFENSE. PARTICIPANTS DO NOT NEED TO BE INVOLVED WITH UTE CONFERENCE FOOTBALL TO PARTICIPATE, ALL ARE WELCOME. PRACTICE WILL BE FROM 10AM TO 12PM AND 1:00PM TO 3PM. CAMP FEE IS $60 PLEASE BRING A LUNCH AND LOTS OF WATER

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January 28, 2008

Football 2008

Speed Development After School: All spring long. Monday-Thursday 3-4pm. This training has already started.

Weber State 7 on 7 Tournament May 31st 8am to 3pm

Summer Weight Lifting June 2nd-July 31st 7:30am-10am Monday-Thursday All Summer Long Dead week June 26th -July 7th--No Workouts

Team Football Camp June 18th-June 20th 8am-3pm 7 on 7 @ 7pm at Judge--7th grade to seniors bring lunch

Summer Football Camp Monday August 4th to Friday August 8th 9am-11am after weight lifting

2-a-days begin Monday August 11th time TBA Pack a lunch and lot of water Monday-Friday

Red Gold Game August 16th 10am

North Sanpete @ Judge August 22nd @ 7pm

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November 11, 2007

Bulldogs are back (in the state championship)

The football team returns to the state championship game at Rice-Eccles stadium for the first time since 1993.

The team beat Morgan 34-33 in overtime in the first round of state. They then traveled to #1 Cedar City only to jump out to a 21-0 first quarter lead and an eventual 28-10 win. The Bulldogs avenged an earlier loss to Union in the semifinals, beating the Cougars 49-20.

The state championship game is at 6 p.m. at Rice Eccles stadium at the University of Utah. Come on out and support our Bulldogs!

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October 5, 2007

Freshman football vs. wasatch

The Judge freshmen had a tough loss against Wasatch at home on October 4, with a score of 13-6. Judge kicked off in the first half, with James McDonough bringing down the Wasp’s kick off receiver. The defense stopped Wasatch from scoring, with key tackles by Thomas Arnold, Desmond Collins, Ben Cook, Riley Harper, Patrick Griffin, Shane Jimenez, Koyom Koyom, Kelton Quinn and Andrew Rechsteiner. Robert Garlinghouse, Matt Huntsman and Shane Jimenez sacked the Wasatch quarterback. Daniel Shiramizu played at quarterback for Judge with Tim Grisley at center. Judge rushed the ball with Patrick Griffin, Isaac Haas and Riley Harper. Patrick Griffin forced a Wasatch fumble, which was recovered by Ben Cook. Judge was unable to score and turned the ball over to Wasatch on a fumble, which they converted into a touchdown and extra point.

In the second quarter Patrick Griffin received the Wasatch return kick, but Judge turned the ball back over to Wasatch on a fumble. The Judge defense stopped the Wasps from scoring and Kelton Quinn forced a Wasatch fumble to return the ball to Judge. Riley Harper, Isaac Haas, Patrick griffin and Daniel Shiramizu rushed the ball for Judge, but the Bulldogs were unable to score. In the final Wasatch offensive run of the first half, Riley Harper intercepted the ball off a pass forced by Shane Jimenez as he tackled the Wasatch quarterback. The clock ran out before Judge could score, closing the half with Wasatch ahead 7 to 0.

Isaac Haas returned the Wasatch kick off in the third quarter. Judge was unable to convert rushing by Isaac Haas, Riley Harper and Daniel Shiramizu and set up for a punt. Kicker Riley Harper faked the punt and created a first down for Judge. A Wasatch interception turned into a touchdown for the Wasps. Judge blocked the extra point kick. Patrick Griffin had a 50-yard kick-off return for the Bulldogs. Robert Garlinghouse rushed the ball into Wasatch territory to set up a Judge field goal by Riley Harper. Andrew Rechsteiner took down the Wasatch kick-off receiver. The Judge defense stopped Wasatch from scoring and the ball was turned back over to the Bulldogs. Isaac Haas rushed for over 30 yards, with nice blocking from Colin Lawless as Isaac took the ball down into Wasatch territory. Riley Harper kicked a second Judge field goal, ending the third quarter at 13-6 for Wasatch. Key defensive plays were made by Desmond Collins, Ben Cook, Patrick Griffin, Shane Jimenez, Collin Lawless, Trevor Prokopis, Andrew Rechsteiner and Daniel Shiramizu.

Wasatch missed a final field goal in the fourth quarter and the game ended at 13-6 for Wasatch. Judge plays again at home on October 11 against Union. Thanks to our team managers, Halie Diaz and Marshell Oliva for all they do for the team.

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October 1, 2007

Freshman football vs. Park City

The Judge Freshmen football team played a fantastic game against Park City on the road on September 28. In their first region game, the Bulldogs beat Park City in the final ten seconds of the 4th quarter, with a 19-18 score. The Bulldogs defense shut the Miners down on their first offensive drive with key tackles from Robert Garlinghouse, Desmond Collins, Ben Cook, Riley Harper, James McDonough and Shane Jimenez, who forced the Miners into turning the ball over after pressuring the quarterback into an incomplete pass. Daniel Shiramizu played at quarterback, with rushing from Patrick Griffin and Isaac Haas to get Judge down into Miner territory. Riley Harper put Judge on the scoreboard first with a field goal near the end of the first quarter.

In the second quarter Judge was unable to score, but Park City got on the board with a touchdown. The Bulldogs stopped the two-point conversion by Park City. Ben Cook, Patrick Griffin, Robert Garlinghouse, James McDonough, Desmond Collins and Andrew Rechsteiner had some key tackles, with Patrick Griffin recovering a Park City fumble and getting Judge down into Park City territory before halftime. Ben Cook had an unassisted sack in the first half and Tim Grisley played a great game at center for Judge.

Judge came back in the third quarter with rushing from Daniel Shiramizu and Isaac Haas, and a touchdown by Isaac. Judge missed the extra point, but moved ahead of Park City with a 9-6 score. Shane Jimenez brought down the Park City player on the kick-off return. Andrew Rechsteiner, Riley Harper, Robert Garlinghouse, Colin Lawless, Kelton Quinn and Trevor Prokopis had some key tackles that stopped the first Park City offensive run. Park City intercepted the ball after turning it over to Judge, and were able to score a touchdown. Andrew Rechsteiner stopped the two point conversion attempted by the Miners.

Patrick Griffin made a nice kick-off return. Isaac Haas, Riley Harper, and Daniel Shiramizu moved the ball down into Park City territory, with Isaac Haas scoring the second Judge touchdown. Riley Harper made the extra point, putting judge ahead in the first 30 seconds of the fourth quarter, 16-12. Kelton Quinn brought down the Park City kick-off return receiver. Koyom Koyom intercepted the ball with 5 minutes remaining in the game, his third interception this season, but the Bulldogs were unable to score. After Judge turned the ball back over to Park City, Ben Cook had his second quarterback sack. Park City was able to score a touchdown. Robert Garlinghouse stopped the Park City two-point conversion attempt, but Park City was ahead 18-16 with less than two minutes on the clock. The Bulldogs moved the ball down the field with several rushing plays. With 10 seconds on the clock Riley Harper scored a Judge field goal, putting Judge ahead by one point. The Bulldogs held Park City in the final seconds, and beat the Miners 19-18 in the first Homecoming series at Park City.

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September 25, 2007

Juan Diego game recaps

Varsity beats Juan Diego 23-9

JV beats Juan Diego

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September 24, 2007

Freshman vs. Juan Diego

Playing at home against rival Juan Diego, the Freshmen Bulldogs lost 28-7. The Eagles scored in the first quarter, but the defense then held Juan Diego to just one scoring opportunity the remaining three quarters. Judge ended the first quarter with an interception by Bulldog Koyom Koyom, who also had an interception at the Morgan game. Ben Cook had an unassisted sack. Judge got on the scoreboard with a touchdown by Patrick Griffin, after a Daniel Shiramizu pass to Andrew Rechsteiner moved the Bulldogs down the field into Morgan territory. Patrick Griffin also made a great catch in the fourth quarter under pressure from Morgan. Riley Harper made the extra point on the touchdown. Nice kick-off returns were made by Isaac Haas and Angelo Tanner. Robert Garlinghouse, Patrick Griffin, Riley Harper, Isaac Haas, Andrew Rechsteiner and Daniel Shiramizu rushed the ball for Judge, with key defensive plays made by Thomas Arnold, Ben Cook, Riley Harper, Matt Huntsman, Shane Jimenez, Trevor Prokopis, Kelton Quinn and Joe Sloan. The Freshmen plays at Park City on September 27.

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September 19, 2007

freshman football vs. Morgan

The Judge Freshmen football team played on the road September 18th, losing to Morgan High School 30-14. The Trojans got on the scoreboard in the first quarter with a touchdown, but the Bulldogs blocked the kick for the extra point. Morgan led 20-0 by halftime, but Judge came back in the third quarter with an interception by Koyom Koyom. The Bulldogs got on the scoreboard early in the fourth quarter with a touchdown by Isaac Haas and the Bulldogs completed the two-point conversion by Patrick Griffin. The Bulldog kickoff by Riley Harper went deep into Trojan territory, where they fumbled the ball. Patrick Griffin recovered the fumble and ran it in for a Judge touchdown. Kick-off returns were made by Isaac Haas, Patrick Griffin and Shane Jimenez, with Daniel Shiramizu playing quarterback for most of the game. Isaac Haas, Patrick Griffin, Daniel Shiramizu and Riley Harper rushed the ball for Judge, with great tackles by Colin Lawless, Jeff Scott, Desmond Collins, Kelton Quinn, Andrew Rechsteiner, Riley Harper, Robert Garlinghouse, and Patrick Griffin. The freshmen face rival Juan Diego at 4 pm on Thursday September 20. LET’S FILL THE STANDS!!!!

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September 7, 2007

Judge fresh vs. Logan

Logan 19- Judge 7

The Judge freshmen football team made a great effort against the Logan Grizzlies on September 6 in their first road game. The first half the Grizzlies led the game with a 19-0 score. The Bulldogs came back in the second half and shut the Grizzlies down defensively and got on the score board with a touchdown by Patrick Griffin and extra point made by Riley Harper. Griffin also picked up a Grizzly fumble in the first quarter. Harper and Daniel Shiramizu split the game at quarterback. Great rushing by Isaac Haas, Cardiff Gerhart, Dillon Cawdry, Patrick Griffin, Daniel Shiramizu and Riley Harper. Nick Graham made a nice kick-off return in the 4th quarter. Excellent defense by Cardiff Gerhart, Dillon Cawdry, Peter Lyons, Robert Garlinghouse, Andrew Rechoteiner (Spelling? Couldn’t read this one at all) with a sack made by both Cawdry and Lyons, as well as Kelton Quinn and Shane Jimenez.

The freshman play at home on September 13 against Ogden.

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September 4, 2007

Recent game recaps

Read about the football games on the team's blog.

Freshmen lose to Woods Cross

JV beats Woods Cross

Varsity beats Woods Cross 41-18

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