Authors Articles by Dominic Iannelli '15, Editor-In-Chief
Dominic Iannelli '15, Editor-In-Chief
Dominic is currently Editor-in-Chief in his third year working for The Roundup, having served previously as a Reporter and Junior Associate Editor. He is President, Brass Captain, and Low Brass Lieutenant of the Jesuit-Ursuline Ranger Band, a tenor trombone. He plays in the Jesuit Basketball Association (JBA) league, and his other school involvement includes Eucharistic Ministry, Freshman and Kairos Retreat Leadership, ESPN Club, National Honor Society, Spanish National Honor Society, Big Brothers, and Entrepreneurship Club. Dom enjoys spending time with friends and family and watching his favorite sports teams: the Dallas Cowboys and the Dallas Mavericks. He lives with his parents, younger brother and sister, and two dogs. His favorite TV shows are Sportscenter, SpongeBob, and The Office. Some of his hobbies include collecting sports memorabilia, reading, and golfing. Someday, he hopes to have a career in the business or medical field.
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School is back in session, and the Jesuit golf team is back on the course!
After school on Monday-Thursday, August 26-29, the first week of...
What were you doing for the first two weeks of August? Sleeping? Sitting by the pool? Watching TV? Playing video games?
Well, I bet you...
On May 4-5, Jesuit's cycling team competed in the State Championship Road Race and Criterium (Crit) with much success, finishing off the spring’s 7...
Over the past month, Jesuit's varsity golf team competed in the UIL state golf tournament's district and regional rounds. Varsity was split into two...
The Jesuit Ursuline Ranger Band (JURB) and Color Guard embarked on arguably their biggest spring trip in history on March 22, 2013, a four...
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"As soon as you hear that buzzer, all bets are off and all the sound around you fades away. All you can hear is...
