During Richmond’s 61-46 loss to Bishop LeBlond of St. Joseph Jan. 27 in the Richmond Winter Classic title game, coach Kevin Jermain saw something from his Spartans he hadn’t seen so far this varsity boys basketball season. “Unfortunately, there were some … not-great things that happened this game,” Jermain said minutes after the defeat in the Richmond High School (RHS) gym. “But one great thing that happened this game … (was), that was the first time we really matched a team’s energy, a team’s intensity. The game was very physical. We matched their physicality.” Teammates Dryden Hendrix and Nolan Quick agreed. “We’ve struggled being physical throughout the year, and this was probably our best performance of being physical – getting boards and not getting frustrated by their physicality,” said Hendrix, a firstyear high schooler. “We knew it was going to be a physical game,” Quick said. “We came out, they kind of hit us in the mouth the first minute-and-a-half, and then, we decided…