The lime green and black-striped shoe pounds against the earth, causing specs of dirt and bundles of grass to come flying up into the pale white face of the runner. Mud-brown locks of hair flow into...
Jesuit sent a resounding message to their new competition in the realigned District 9-6A Friday night at Richardson's Eagle-Mustang Stadium, as the Rangers trounced Richardson for their 10th consecutive district win.
Jesuit (2-3 overall, 2-0 district) gained 348 rushing yards, led by senior John...
The varsity Jesuit hockey team looks toward a new season, coming off an impressive 2015-2016 campaign with a slew of veterans ready to lead this year’s team.
The Rangers were very impressive last year, earning a formidable record of 10-6-4...
“Winning isn't everything, it’s the only thing” - Vince Lombardi
The words of legendary coach Vince Lombardi perfectly encapsulate the result of the Jesuit JV football game versus Richardson last Thursday the 29th. Pulling in a 42-0 win, the boys returned...
With not a moment left to 'spare' before the start of the 2016-2017 bowling season, Mr. Ken Howell stepped up to take the position as head bowling coach. Since the past head coach Mrs. Mattachione moved to Regis Jesuit, there...
Absolute destruction. Have I got your attention? Well good, because the words “absolute destruction” perfectly describe the result of the Jesuit Freshman football team’s games against Euless Trinity on Wednesday the 14th.
With the Jesuit Blue team cleaning house with...
After a tough 0-3 start to their season, the Jesuit Rangers claimed a dominant first victory of the season, cruising past Coppell 41-10. Led by a strong passing game and a rock-solid defense, the Rangers extended their district winning streak...
Anxious freshmen and veteran seniors alike adjust their caps and prepare for the first meet of the long season. With a forceful "GO!" the athletes plunge into the pool. Swift strokes and fast pulls serve the team well, and all...
An unfamiliar crowd surrounds the Jesuit JV football team shouting an array of boos, as they jog onto the unfamiliar field at Coppell. Heads still held high, the boys in blue and gold give it their all throughout the game, but...
