Bayshore snaps 35-year losing streak to Southeast with comeback win
Jashun Judge rushed for 162 yards and three touchdowns as Bayshore rallied from an eight-point halftime deficit to beat Southeast 35-21, their first win in the rivalry since 1991. The Bruins improved to 3-1.
The Bruins trailed 14-7 at the break and 21-13 midway through the third quarter before seizing momentum. With freshman quarterback Jake Carr sidelined, receiver Camdon Stancil operated out of the Wildcat formation, scoring twice on keepers to flip the lead. Judge added his third touchdown late to seal the result.
Bayshore's defensive front tightened in the second half, with Markell Spry, Sa'Ryq Bennet, and Chase Middleton disrupting Southeast's rushing attack. Spry has recorded four sacks across the Bruins' first four games. The win marks Bayshore's third straight victory after opening the season with a loss.
This rivalry win could resonate beyond the scoreboard, potentially boosting morale and school pride across the Bayshore community after decades of frustration. For players and coaches, ending a 35-year drought may strengthen recruiting interest and program credibility locally. The comeback also highlights how in-game adjustments, like the Wildcat shift, can shape outcomes, which may offer a template for other programs facing similar personnel challenges.