Baseball fans in North Texas enjoyed a wonderful week of fodder and exhibition this week. Fans of the repeat American League champion Texas Rangers celebrated the beginning of the team’s spring training, which opened last week in Surprise, Arizona.
The...
All the hard work and preparation that has been put into the season will be put on display February 23, 2012, when Jesuit Baseball premieres in their first tournament of the season in Austin, Texas. All look forward to...
Over the weekend, I had the opportunity to meet with Jesuit baseball prodigy Josh Bell '11 and his family, and go inside the mind of the second round draft pick who is already making history. Last year, Bell signed...
Last Tuesday, October 18, 2011, the Jesuit baseball team completed its fall season. While records are not officially kept, both varsity groups turned in solid performances and many of the seniors are seeking to take their talents to the...
This past week, May 19-21st, the Jesuit baseball team did something no other Ranger baseball team has done. The Rangers advanced to the round of 16 after taking two of three from McKinney Boyd in Allen, Texas. After dropping...
On Friday and Saturday, May 6-7, 2011, the Jesuit Rangers met the Naaman Forest Rangers in a best of three playoff series for the opportunity to move on to the next round. After a 28-5 regular season, the Rangers...
On Saturday, April 9, 2011, the Jesuit Rangers took on Waco Midway in a much anticipated high school baseball matchup at the Ballpark in Arlington. Hyped by the Jesuit coaching staff and players for weeks, the game matched Waco, a...
As the drama wound down and the loud cheers quieted from the end of the Jesuit Soccer playoff win over Naaman Forest, the rowdy crowd headed over to the diamond to cheer on the baseball team at just the...
Jesuit’s JV baseball team competed in the annual Little Elm Tournament February 24-26, 2011, winning all five games and bringing home the championship. In their first game on Thursday afternoon, they defeated McKinney 10-8. An early and chilly morning...
