Last year, the Jesuit Baseball team completed an impressive, record-setting year, full of firsts for the team since they joined the UIL. They went undefeated in their district games, earning them their 6th consecutive District 9-6A title. They beat...
The Jesuit Varsity Basketball team rushes the court with music ringing in the fans ears. Lay-up lines are formed followed by a dunk, sending the crowd into insanity. A whistle blows, and the student section knows it's time to...
Lacing up their shoes, getting out on the court, facing tough district opponents, the last few weeks for the Jesuit Varsity Basketball team have been tough games that the Rangers gave their all, showing their ability to win tough...
Senior Nick Mersch skates down the ice at a lightning pace, trucking any pesky opponent out of his way as he scrambles for the loose puck, hoping to score on a breakaway chance. As he throws the defender off...
“BEEP BEEP BEEP” the incessant alarm clock blares into the ears of Jake Ingram ‘17 at the way-too-early hour of 4:30 am on Saturday, February 6th. He determinedly hopped out of bed and into his car, his mind focusing...
With every new sports season, all eyes fixate on the reigning champion: the one who proved their might last year, the one who strives to continue their success, the one who has the most to prove. This year, however,...
Bus after bus shuttles into the Jesuit parking lot, marking the annual Frank Halloran Classic. Teams from San Antonio to Highland Park all find their way to 12345 Inwood Road to compete in this year’s prestigious tournament. Tensions are...
Since January, the bowling team has been dominant, winning 3 of their past 3 games. The team has taken on Grapevine, Irving MacArthur, and the Winston School, and fared extremely well in all three of them, winning easily.
On January...
Improving with every dribble and shot, training constantly to improve game by game, the Jesuit junior varsity basketball team continues their season, sitting with a 52% winning percentage. This winning record remains after facing some of DFW’s most dominant...
