Grant VanKirk ‘13

Since school began this August, members of the 2011-2012 Jesuit soccer teams have been practicing hard every morning in hopes of another successful season. Though cuts have not been made yet, the teams are beginning to form in Coach Charlie DeLong’s eyes. After the graduation of a very talented senior class last year, current seniors like Dalton Eudy will need...

After winning the state title for the second consecutive year, the 2011-2012 Jesuit Debate Team is working hard to prepare for one of the most interesting topics ever chosen. Each year, for cross-examination debate, a special committee chooses the new topic to be argued that year. This year, the resolution states that, “The United States federal government should substantially...

Despite reaching the end their high school careers, numerous Jesuit athletes from the class of 2011 will take their talents to the collegiate level this fall. With successful seasons in nearly all sports it isn’t a surprise that so many Jesuit athletes have committed to prestigious colleges to keep competing. In baseball, two incredibly talented players, Josh Bell and Kevin...

The Jesuit Junior Varsity soccer team finished strong on Tuesday, March 22, 2011, with a win over Sunset to secure the 1st or 2nd spot in district. Although there was a brutal wind, freshman Juan Torres scored in the first few minutes. Then followed a free kick goal by Sean Badger ’14 and a break away goal by Cal...

After a disappointing loss to Coppell Junior Varsity in the Allen tournament on Thursday, January 27,2011, in dribble up penalty kicks, the Jesuit Junior Varsity won 5 games straight, playing the best soccer they have this season. The Rangers scored the first goal, but were unable to fend off the Coppell team, letting in a goal in the beginning of...

Although the Jesuit Junior Varsity soccer team started off the regular season on Tuesday the 25th with a loss to district rival W.T. White, expectations and goals for the rest of the season remain high. Early in the game, the Longhorns sent a shot into the box, bouncing freely for either team to win.  To Jesuit’s dismay, W.T. White was...