Judge MemorialBulldogs (2-9)
2A quarterfinalsUpcoming
Oct 31 @ 2025, 4:00 PM
@ San JuanBroncos (8-2)

Game Details - Football

Oct 31, 2025 @ 04:00 PM
Q1Q2Q3Q4Total
Judge Memorial
Bulldogs (2-9)
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@ San Juan
Broncos (8-2)
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Played @ San Juan

Roundup

In a 2A State Tournament quarterfinal matchup, No. 9 Judge Memorial travels to face No. 1 San Juan. San Juan holds a commanding 4-0 all-time series lead against Judge, including two previous playoff victories. Their last postseason encounter in 2024 saw San Juan secure a decisive 60-12 win in the quarterfinals, showcasing their offensive and defensive strength. Judge Memorial enters the quarterfinals with a season record of (2-9, 0-4 2A North) after a narrow 11-6 victory against Providence Hall in the first round. The Bulldogs' offense is guided by Elijah Florez, who has passed for 211 yards and a touchdown, with Michael Gibbons spearheading the rushing attack with 458 yards and 5 touchdowns. Defensively, Erik Mickelson has been pivotal, contributing 77 tackles and an interception. San Juan, with a formidable (8-2, 4-0 2A South) record, has been dominant this season, tallying 522 points while allowing just 208. Quarterback Beau Yeomans has excelled, amassing 2,626 passing yards and 27 touchdowns. Leading the rushing attack is Jagger Nieves, who has gained 1,763 yards with 32 touchdowns. In the air, Tripp Palmer is a standout, with 1,113 receiving yards and 10 touchdowns. On defense, Thomas Hardin anchors with 60 tackles and 3 sacks. In their 2024 playoff meeting, San Juan established control early with a 21-point first quarter. They continued their dominance throughout the game, leveraging multifaceted scoring led by Jaiten Knight, while their defense limited Judge Memorial to late-game touchdowns. As they meet again, San Juan aims to extend their winning streak against Judge Memorial and advance toward their fifth consecutive 2A championship. Judge, on the other hand, seeks to change their fortunes with an upset. The winner will move on to the semifinals, stepping closer to the coveted state title.