Rainwater sloshes around on the field of Bobcat Stadium in Celina, Texas. The sky dumps bucket upon bucket of water on the players below; nevertheless, the Jesuit Rangers persevere. A few weeks ago, the freshman football teams won two...
This past Thursday, October 29th, the Jesuit Rangers again traveled out to Irving Stadium to face the Irving MacArthur Cardinals in a game that, with a win, the Rangers could clinch the coveted district title.
The Rangers lost last year...
The offense lines up on the five yard line. 3rd and goal, a must-score situation. As the ball is snapped, the quarterback takes the ball and runs straight toward the endzone, diving in to secure the touchdown. The rest...
The team challenging Jesuit was the fighting Irving Tigers, tenacious in their desire to show up the Rangers at home. However, this wasn't quite the case.
On Thursday, October 8, the JV Rangers played at home in the familiar Postell...
As the rain poured over North Dallas last Friday Night, October 23, the Jesuit Rangers stood soaked, victoriously waving the team flag as the few brave fans who fought the rain cheered them on.
The Rangers defeated their rival the...
The buzzer sounds in the stadium, and Jesuit football players leap for joy. It's another convincing victory in the books. Both the Blue and Gold teams bested Nimitz High School's freshmen, winning by large margins last Thursday, 28-7 and...
This past Friday Night, the Jesuit Rangers traveled out to Irving for the second straight week this time to face off against their district opponent, the Irving Nimitz Vikings.
Mirroring the success they had last week against Irving, the Rangers...
Sitting in the locker room, it's hard not to get caught up in your head, but the player has to focus. Today is game day – Skyline will prove to be the biggest challenge thus far. He laces up...
The Rangers faced off against the Irving Tigers this past Friday night with a lot of momentum after their precious victory over Skyline. However, Head Coach Brandon Hickman made it clear that “the mentality was to keep improving and not...