The sound of the pistol echoes through the indoor pool arena and the swimmers jump into the water as the first race of the day begins.
By the end of the day, the Jesuit/Ursuline relay team will have taken home a first place finish in the meet hosted by Jesuit. Coach Moyse said that " was very impressed with the...
Jesuit Varsity Golf (left to right): Tyler Lee '23, Michael Lohner '22, Ben DeLaRosa '23, James Farmer '21, Hayden Montpas '22
The Jesuit varsity and junior varsity teams each earned first place in recent tournaments held at the Indian Creek Golf Club in Lewisville, Texas. That is to say, both teams fought hard and deservedly earned their championship spots.
Fighting Farmers...
On Wednesday, November 8, four Jesuit athletes each representing a different athletic program within the Jesuit community, officially signed their national letter of intent to play college athletics during the fall signing day. These are the first four of many athletes to sign this year who have committed to play NCAA athletics.
The signing is important because it officially closes...
After some crazy offseason news, many teams in the NFC will turn to the draft to re-stack their teams. Now that I’ve gone over every big need each AFC team needs to address this offseason, we’ve got a whole new batch of teams to cover. Let’s get right into it, starting with the NFC East.
NFC East
Dallas Cowboys: Build Receiving...
An ancient rivalry, a historic duel, a legendary matchup. Call it what you will, but the Dallas Jesuit vs WT White football game is always an important one. This past game, played under the lights this past Friday at Postell Stadium, was especially important as both teams held a 1-1 district record going into it. However, only one could...
Before the race, a hundred boats sit, scattered, in preparation for their own races. When it's called, the coxswains frantically search for their spot in line to enter the racing tunnel. Silence rules the boat for the precious few seconds preceding the torture ahead. Finally, the boat crosses the start buoy and that silence gives way to coxswains yelling...
This past Friday, October 7, 2011, members of the Jesuit football team expected to celebrate what was essentially the District 9-5A championship game against the Skyline Raiders. However, the game played out to be an embarrassing 54-7 loss for the Rangers against the Texas football powerhouse.
The Raiders came into the game ranked number 3 in the state of Texas. ...
Excitedly leaving school after 7th period on a sunny Thursday afternoon, Jesuit's top 6 players hopped onto a small white bus and traveled over three hours to Austin, TX where they got to play against some of the top players from schools around the city. As the team arrived, the brisk breeze and the scurrying of many kids, coaches, and...
