6:30 AM to 8:30 AM, Monday through Thursday, for 6 weeks in the summer, the Jesuit football team conditioned and worked out in the weight room, waiting for the upcoming football season to begin. While the players prepared themselves physically for the ups and downs of their formidable schedule, they also elected captains to function as leaders of the...
An blinding array of unfamiliar spotlights blanket the untested Jesuit JV football team last Friday, the 26th, as they battled DeSoto in their first away game.
Starting off the game cold, the Rangers “came in shell shocked because of DeSoto’s speed,” according to Head Coach Rick Leal. The boys in blue and gold were only able to score 3 points...
Beads of sweat stream down slanted, furrowing brows and rigid cheeks, letting gravity lead the burning drips of hard work to the green and lush grass. A black silhouette sprints past the thunderous sound of plastic striking plastic head-on. An oval-shaped brown object belts through the black fabric covering the sky as it hurtles toward the blue and gold jersey...
The Rangers walk off the field with their heads held high, standing together as a team and never giving up. Even though Jesuit did not play their best, the football team remained resilient in the face of injuries and adversity.
On Friday, September 2nd, Jesuit lost a hotly contested battle to a nationally ranked Desoto football team 47-13. Receiving...
“This team has worked extremely hard the last few months, and we are very excited about the challenges ahead. We need to keep developing our depth over the next few months. I feel our team chemistry and our leadership has been good. Every season you have to overcome adversity and know how to handle it. A lot of these...
Sheets of rain pour from the sky, slamming into the thick pads and cotton jerseys. Lightning strikes through the thin air as large shapes sprint through the mud and grass. A small projectile zips towards someone in a blue and gold jersey. He catches it, the force throwing him back into a group of defenders. This was the scene...
Early in the morning, a group of determined young men return to 12345 Inwood Road for one purpose – Spring Football.
The Dallas Jesuit Rangers recently concluded their Spring practices, officially beginning the 2016-2017 season. The team has constantly been working in the offseason in the weight room, but Spring ball gives the team the opportunity to practice with coaches...
The Jesuit Ranger football team and The Roundup squared off in the game of the century this past Friday in the second annual Expository Bowl. The game was a thriller for the thousands of fans who showed up, and it proved to be a nail-biter that came down to the last second. On the back of their quarterback and Sports...
