Freshman and JV Football Excellence Throughout November

-

In  November, JV and Freshman football teams went 2-0 and 3-0 respectively, with JV winning by an average of 20 points and freshman winning by an average of 34 points.

JV defeated W.T. White 34-0 and defeated Berkner 35-20 at Postell Stadium.

Freshman Gold played only one game in November against W.T. White, ending with a 34-0 victory.

Freshman Blue posted two wins in November, beating Coppell 33-0 and Berkner 35-0. These games marked the end of the season for all three teams. Freshman Blue finished the year 9-1, with its only loss against Bishop Lynch and Freshman Gold finished the season 8-1 with their only loss coming in a close 14-22 game in their season opener against Desoto.

JV finished the year 7-2, with losses to Desoto and Lake Highlands, and a district championship. JV Head Coach Leal credited their district championship to an “explosive offense and a stout defense,” which performed well throughout the season.

At the seasons end, the teams held a banquet and presented awards to the players who showed outstanding achievement throughout the season. These are the award winners for each team.

Blue Team Award Winners

Special Teams MCP  Michael Patton
Offensive Most Valuable Player David Benitez
Defensive Most Valuable Player Jack Judson
Offensive Line Award Danny Kobos, Matthew Kucera
Defensive Line Award Jack Dunnigan, Chase Jackson
MVP David Cox
Gary Pasqua Award /Most Improved  Joe Zagielski
Ranger Heart Award George Austin

 

Gold Team Award Winners

Most Outstanding Player

Team MVP

Jake Taylor

Peter Melle

Offensive Most Valuable Player Kyle Heckel, Grayson James
Defensive Most Valuable Player Max Mazur
Offensive Line Award Graham Bowers
Defensive Line Award Cooper Manning, Cade Heckendorn
Special Teams MVP Baron Johnson
Gary Pasqua Award (Most Improved) Sy Mendenhall
Ranger Heart Award Drew Messick

 

 

JV Awards

AWARD RECIPIENT
Offensive Most Valuable Player Rance Holman
Defensive Most Valuable Player Collin Kenny
Offensive Line Award Gabe Morales, Jacob Phillips
Defensive Line Award Will Norris, Austin Wood
Offensive Skill Award Jake Aldinger, Jonathan Paredes
Defensive Skill Award Nash Corcoran
Ranger Heart Award Michael Mason

 

We have many talented young players. In a year or two, many of these athletes will make up our varsity team. They performed very well and we have high hopes for the coming seasons.

Categories

2 COMMENTS

The Jesuit Journal

Fall 2025

The Jesuit Journal provides a space for students interested in writing and visual art with a space to showcase their creative talents.

Latest News

Under the Lights and Onto the Course: Cross Country Season Begins

Under the bright lights, the Jesuit runners lined up on the line knowing months of training had prepared them for this race. Jesuit Cross Country recently held their annual "Thursday Night Lights," a two-mile time trial and yearly tradition...

Solidarity and Faith: Jesuit Dallas Students Embark on Quispicanchi Mission Trip

There, on the imposing shelf of an Andean mountain sat in a staggered circle two groups of high-school age, young adults, drastically different in their upbringing yet remarkably unified. Through grins and laughs, simple translations were exchanged from English...

Bold Predictions for Every NFL Team in 2026 (Vol. 2)

Everybody loves a circular ending. And after three years of writing for the Jesuit Roundup (starting from Freshman year), it's about time I revisit (as a Senior) the article that started everything for my sportswriting. The Bold Predictions For...

Jesuit Rangers Fall to Sachse in Friday Night Setback

The Rangers opened their 2026 season on the road on Friday night, falling to Sachse 52-24 at Homer B. Johnson Stadium. The Rangers moved the ball well at times, finishing with 346 yards of total offense and 23 first...