Boys lax update

The boys lacrosse teams started strong with wins over Skyline and West Jordan, but have since lost three games by one goal. The JV team is undefeated with recent wins over Olympus and Viewmont.

Boys Lacrosse Season Starts

Only one more week of conditioning for the boys lacrosse team at Judge Memorial Catholic High School. The team has been in a blackout period where only conditioning is allowed, but starting this next Monday, President's Day, regular practice is allowed. The season will be officially started.
For the past several weeks the JM Boys Lax team has been conditioning everyday for an hour and a half. Starting with short runs and some light workouts, it quickly evolved into mile runs and very tough work. They've been working their biceps, triceps, abs—lots of abs work—and legs. The team has also done some yoga to keep them injury-free.
This week is the last week of conditioning-only-practice for them, and it's not going to be easy. But next week they can actually practice lacrosse, which they've all been waiting for. This doesn't mean they won't condition during the regular practices, just not nearly as much. All this work will pay off in the games; take a look for yourself.

-by Beau Imhoff

Boys Lacrosse Prepares

This week was the second week of conditioning for the lacrosse team before the off week was over. We are not allowed to use lacrosse sticks because the lacrosse league does not allow us to use lacrosse sticks for three weeks.
Most of the team fears going to lacrosse after school because our plan is to get all of the conditioning out of the way in these three weeks so we can use our sticks when the off week is done. What our workouts usually consist of is some core strengthening and allot of running. On Wednesday we ran six times around the block, which is three miles not including all of the uphill running. Some of the core strengthening includes push-ups, sit-ups, and bridges.
I, along with most all of the team, cannot wait until we get a stick in our hands. We know that all of our conditioning is just making it better but there is a limit to how far all of the running and core conditioning can go.

-by Spencer Conley

Lacrosse fall league

The boys' Utah Select Lacrosse league has begun, below is the Utah Select schedule

TEAM #
1. Juan Diego		3. Brighton		5. Park City		7. Jordan
2. Bingham		4. Alta		6. Judge		8. Copper Hills
Sat. 9/22	Field	A	B		Sat. 9/29	Field	A	B
9am - 10am		1 v 2	3 v 4		9am - 10am		1 v 5	2 v 6
10am - 11am		5 v 6	7 v 8		10am - 11am		3 v 7	4 v 8
11am - 12pm		1 v 3	2 v 4		11am - 12pm		1 v 6	2 v 5
12pm - 1pm		5 v 7	6 v 8		12pm - 1pm		3 v 8	4 v 7
					SINGLE ELIMINATION PLAYOFFS(SEEDED)
Sat. 10/ 6	Field	A	B		Sat. 10/13	Field	A	B
9am - 10am		1 v 7	2 v 8		9am - 10am		#1 1 v 8 #2 4 v 5
10am - 11am		3 v 5	4 v 6		10am - 11am		#3 2 v 7 #4 3 v 6
11am - 12pm		1 v 8	2 v 7		11am - 12pm		#5 W1 v W2 #6 L1 v L2
12pm - 1pm		3 v 6	4 v 5		12pm - 1pm		#7 W3 v W4 #8 L3 v L4
CHAMPIONSHIP & CONSOLATIONS
Sat. 10/20	Field	A	B
9am - 10am		Open
10am - 11am		Open
11am - 12pm		W6 v W8	L6 v L8
12pm -1pm		W5 v W7	L5 v L7
1pm - 3pm		AWARDS PICNIC

Visit Utah Select at http://www.utahselect.org/

Judge Boys Lax Practice Begins

This Wednesday, August 29, there was a meeting for anyone interested in joining the lacrosse team. Those who had fall sports did not need to attend the meetings, me being one of those people. From what I have heard, Fall practices begin on September 11 and anyone who does not already have forms may get them in the athletics office from Coach Reed or you can email Nancy Allen at allen@cvrti.utah.edu

-by Dane Wangsgard