Authors Articles by Peyton Bristow '25, Sports Editor
Peyton Bristow '25, Sports Editor
Hey y'all I'm Peyton Bristow '25. I am the Sports Editor for The Roundup. I also am involved in the Jesuit Ranger Sports Network, the BBQ Smokies, PALS, and Ambassadors. I love watching and writing about sports. I also enjoy creating sports media (graphics, videos, photos) Go Rangers!
"We learned that we can come back and we are never really out of a game." -Tristen Bird '24
On Friday, September 30, the Rangers played rival school Highland Park in football at Highlander Stadium. Prior to the game, fans were welcomed by horrific bagpipe music playing loudly over Highlander Stadium's faulty speaker system, causing most people's ears to bleed....
5.8 miles separate Jesuit Dallas and Highland Park High School. Both schools carry the stigma, whether right or wrong, of being a "rich white boy" school. Both schools' colors are blue and gold. Both schools are in the same UIL district, and, oh yeah, happen to play each this week. Despite their many similarities, however, the schools have bitter...
The Jesuit Ranger football team returned to Ranger Stadium this week to play JJ Pearce in their first, annual, district game this season. Going into the game, the fans were hopeful, for a Ranger victory as Jesuit has not lost to Pearce since 2011. Jesuit football was hopeful to comeback from a loss to ranked Rockwall, with hopes still...
We are officially back in the best of the year. We are guaranteed football five days a week.
Starting near the end of every long week of life, we come home from school or work on Thursday, catch the NFL Thursday Night Football game, return to a semi-normal day of life on Friday, then go to your local high school...
The Jesuit Dallas Competitive Shooting Team (JCST) found themselves on a bit of a hot streak as they wrapped up their season over the summer. First, they competed in the Scholastic Clay Target Program (SCTP) Texas State Championships and placed fourth overall as a team. Next, they went to Marengo, Ohio for the National Championships, where they placed ninth...
It was announced on Friday, September 2, 2022, that the NCAA Division I college football would be expanding. The new format follows a twelve team format, eight more teams than the previous format, and is set to take place starting in 2026, though there will be discussion of implementing the new plan as early as 2024.
The plan states that...
