JAN. 15
CATHOLIC RED
Judge 46, Roman 45
  This was one of those game where you had to be there until the end, luckily since I am forced to stay, I enjoyed a very thrilling game which came down to the end. In the 1st Quarter, Judge and Roman came out firing with both teams hitting shots. jr. Joe Kehoe hit a 3-pointer and added another FG and 2 FT’s . jr. Seamus Radtke, I don’t know whether this was a designed play or not  but the big 6’7 giant shot and made a 3-pointer. I know you are thinking what was he thinking but this wasn’t his first 3-point shot of the season and wasn’t his first made one. He also added a FG and contributed 2 rebounds. Roman stuck with Judge in the 1st. At the end of the 1st tied up 12-12.  Start of the 2nd, Judge knew how to find their sharp shooter Kehoe because he added another pair of Trey balls giving him 13 in the 1st half alone and also had a rebound. jr. Tony Smith had a basket and 2 rebounds. jr. Reggie Charles made 2 FT’s and had 2 rebounds. Radtke added a basket and another 2 rebounds to his total. At halftime, Judge 24, Roman 19.  3rd quarter, jr. Nick Sullivan hit a 3-pointer to help boost the Crusaders lead. Charles added a basket and FT and a board. Radtke added a bucket and 2 more boards.  Kehoe was quiet this quarter but grabbed a crucial offensive rebound. Smith also grabbed a rebound along with sr. Bob “Tin-Man” Tinney. End of 3rd, Judge 32, Roman 27.  4th Quarter, Judge had a lot of help from Charles in this quarter with his 2 baskets and his 5-6 FT’s  and a rebound. Kehoe added a 3-pointer. Sullivan made both of the FT’s he shot this quarter. With 8 seconds left Roman down by 4 points, they drove it down the court and hit a 3-pointer but without a Timeout to call, the game ended. Final Score Judge 46, Roman 45.
  Stats: Kehoe Points:16  Rebounds: 2 Charles Points: 14  Rebounds: 5 Radtke Points: 9 Rebounds: 7 Smith Points: 2 Rebounds: 4 Sullivan  Points: 5  Rebounds: 0.
  Keys to the Game: 1. Judge held the score battle at the end of every quarter helping them win this game 2. The scoring Duo of Charles and Kehoe put up 30 points together. 3. Cleaning up the boards, helping Judge take away those second chance opportunities for Roman.  I promised a shoutout to the announcer of the game tonight, Mike. Thanks for all your help and I look forward to working with you in the future.

DEC. 28
JUDGE CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSHIP
Father Judge 56, Salesianum (Del.) 47
  What more could Coach Sean Tait want for his birthday than for his team to win the tournament championship in his first year coaching at Judge, his alma mater? Well, in the beginning of the game, the Sallies put up 8 points before Judge could score one. Jr. Tony “Mr. MVP” Smith helped Judge get back into this game with 4 points and 2 rebounds. Jr. Reggie Charles added 4 points, also jr. Joe Kehoe added one of his signature 3-pointers. Jr. Seamus Radtke put up 2points and 2 rebounds. End Of 1st Quarter Judge 13, Sales 15. Smith and Radtke came out this quarter and put up 5 points and 2 rebounds each. Charles contributed 2 points and Kehoe put in 4 points. Coming off the bench sr. Bob “Tin Man” Tinney added 2 points. At halftime: Judge 29, Sales, 28. To me it seems like the 3rd Quarter is the best quarter for Charles because in this one he came out from halftime to put up 9 points. Smith added another rebound and 2 points to his total. Kehoe, Radtke, and jr. Nick Sullivan all had 2 points each. After the 3rd: Judge 44, Sales 41. Going into the 4th Judge held on to a slim lead when it seemed like Sales could pull away, Charles made sure that Judge led the rest of the way with his 7 points. Kehoe added another signature 3-ball and Smith added 2 points and 3 rebounds. Radtke didn’t score but had 3 rebounds.  After the final horn sounded: Judge 56, Sales 47.
  All-Tournament Players: Swenson-Kervyn Haynes Palumbo- Anthony Wallace  Salesianum- Players' Names Not Known (sorry for the inconvenience) Judge- Reggie Charles (44 total points) and Joe Kehoe (7 3-Pointers).
  All-Tournament MVP- Tony Smith . . . The reason Tony won this award, in my opinion, was because of his amazing defense. The kid was assigned to a player and would stick with him. Also he was 9-13 from the field while also going 2-5 from the FT line. He also had 15 rebounds during the tournament. Congratulations, Tony. Let’s keep up the good work and maybe get that All-Catholic selection at the end of the season.