# Judge leads Bayshore past Southeast after 35 years

> Senior running back Jashun Judge scores three touchdowns as Bayshore ends its longest rivalry drought with a 35-21 comeback win.
- Title: Judge leads Bayshore past Southeast after 35 years | Shortify
- Summary: Senior running back Jashun Judge scores three touchdowns as Bayshore ends its longest rivalry drought with a 35-21 comeback win. Bayshore broke a 35-year…
- Keywords: bayshore bruins, southeast seminoles, jashun judge, high school football, florida, rivalry game, comeback victory, markell spry, camdon stancil, mason summer, manatee county, sports
- Source: High School On SI — https://si.com/high-school/florida/jashun-judge-leads-bayshore-past-southeast-for-first-rivalry-win-since-1991-01m2kjqn8h2c
- Published: 2026-09-16T01:12:35+00:00
- Read time: 2 min
- Topics: bayshore bruins, southeast seminoles, jashun judge, high school football, florida, rivalry game, comeback victory, markell spry, camdon stancil, mason summer, manatee county, sports
## 35 years of waiting ends
Bayshore defeated crosstown rival Southeast 35-21 Friday night, snapping a 35-year losing streak dating back to 1991.
## Judge's dominant performance
Senior running back Jashun Judge rushed for 162 yards and three touchdowns to lead Bayshore's comeback from an eight-point second-half deficit.
## Southeast strikes first
Southeast opened the scoring when junior running back Jaderrien Douglas scored from a yard out in the second quarter.
## Judge answers quickly
Judge scored his first touchdown with 1:54 remaining before halftime to tie the game at 7-7.
## Southeast leads at the break
Southeast quarterback Mason Summer connected with Jaylon Jones before Marvelous Jackson scored a touchdown run, giving the Seminoles a 14-7 halftime lead.
## Judge ignites the comeback
Judge broke free for a 70-plus-yard touchdown run just 20 seconds into the second half, cutting Southeast's lead to 14-13.
## Summer extends the lead
Southeast quarterback Mason Summer scrambled for a touchdown with 5:14 left in the third quarter, pushing the Seminoles' advantage to 21-13.
## Wildcat formation sparks shift
With freshman quarterback Jake Carr unavailable, Bayshore used Camdon Stancil in the Wildcat formation. Stancil kept the ball and scored with 43 seconds left in the third quarter, giving Bayshore its first lead at 28-21.
## Defense shuts down Southeast
Bayshore's defensive front, led by senior Markell Spry, junior Sa'Ryq Bennet, and freshman Chase Middleton, limited Southeast's running game in the second half. Southeast did not score again.
## Judge delivers the final blow
Judge scored his third touchdown with 3:14 remaining to extend Bayshore's lead to 35-21, sealing the historic victory.
## Record crowd celebrates
The rivalry victory drew one of Bayshore's largest home crowds in years, with athletic director Sean Mackey estimating at least 2,000 people attended the game.

> The most I've seen at a Bayshore game in over 10 years
## Bruins improve to 3-1
Bayshore improved to 3-1 with its third consecutive victory after opening the season with a loss to Sarasota.
## Next up: unbeaten Hawthorne
Bayshore will try to extend its three-game winning streak Friday when they host unbeaten Hawthorne at 7 p.m.
## Key takeaway

Bayshore broke a 35-year losing streak to crosstown rival Southeast by rallying from an eight-point halftime deficit, with senior running back Jashun Judge scoring three touchdowns to spark the comeback.