Boys Soccer in the Midst of an Impressive Turnaround

The boys soccer program has made an enormous leap from last years 4-11-1 season with a number of victories including an impressive and dramatic win over region powerhouse Wasatch. Goalkeeper, Luke Bettin received a yellow card for an illegal play in the box while Judge was up 3-2 and was forced to come off the field. While arguing about the call, two other Judge coaches received yellow cards. Back-up keeper, Lukas Richards was unprepared to enter the game and panic began to ensue. Fortunately, senior Kelly Gee, answered the call, grabbed Bettin's gloves and sprinted to his position in front of the net where Wasatch was given a free kick. Though the shot was on frame and with force, Gee was able to punch the ball safely away. The Bulldogs were able to hold off the Wasp's offense for the remaining three minutes and went on to win their first region game of the season. The team continues their tremendous season with nunnish beatings over Uintah, Waterford and Union. The soccer program has made an enormous leap from last years season with a 7-5-1 record and, under coach Kelly Terril, is emerging as a dominating team in Region 10. For more information, see the soccer blog on the Judge Memorial website.

Boys Soccer

Even though the boys soccer season is still months away, there has been talk among the players about the appointment of Kelly Terrill as the new head coach. Terrill, who succeeds Mike Gillis as head of the team, attended Judge Memorial and graduated from Notre Dame. He is anticipated to bring much experience and success to the team throughout this next season. Currently Terrill coaches for Sparta United and has been a part of the club for over 4 years. Hopefully Coach Terrill will get the team back on track and put a few wins up on the board. For returning players, there is an informational meeting on September 5 at 7:30 in the Judge Auditorium.

By Kathryn Martinez