Benjamin Horton '15

Just imagine the applause roaring throughout the Terry Center as four young men boldly face the crowd. They stand adjacent to a large screen displaying the small changes from their puerile, freshmen faces from just a few years ago. These young men, the Alumni Service Corps (ASC) members, contribute to Jesuit more than most know; therefore, their departure is...

The soccer season has come to a close for Jesuit’s JV team as they have finished strong in a season full of strife and success. It was what some might call a ‘rocky start’ for the Jesuit JV soccer team, but it was nothing that great coaching and leadership could not fix. William Agraz ‘15 believes this improvement happened “thanks...

Jesuit baseball is firing back up again with the season now under way. In order to be prepared for this season, many preparations and a lot of training have taken place. Although they are not a varsity team, the JV baseball team is no exception. In the offseason, all players attended a boot camp all through December, along with lifting...

As the time ticks down to zero, the nervous and sweaty Jesuit student catches the pass and fires a shot from a few feet behind the three point line, praying that it goes in, hoping this will be his big break. As the shot soars through the air, the players freeze, watching the Spalding ball clinch the win with...

A fairly young Jesuit Band excelled at the TPSMEA State Marching Competition last week, earning the title of “Superior,” the best score, which came as no surprise to the always-impressive Jesuit band. One reason for this much better score after slightly lower marks at the Little Elm Classic on the Lake may be due to the fact that it is...

Jesuit tennis continues to develop as the JV team remains dominant and the Varsity team begins to achieve more and more victories. JV maintains their perfect record after defeating Richardson Pearce on September 28th while Varsity also pulled out a win against Pearce on the 26th. Despite these positive beginnings, Jesuit tennis saw many of its dominant players graduate last...