Most of you NCAA March Madness fanatics, bracket makers, and gamblers were most likely only concerned with the Connecticut Huskies' road of upsets to an NCAA Championship, led by Shabazz Napier. Yes, this unbelievable success story was entertaining to all March Madness onlookers, but it may have overshadowed another success story in the NCAA. This year, Dallas's very own...
The weekend of April 11th-13th proved to be momentous in Jesuit golf history. Teeing off, the Jesuit golf team destroyed their competition at the district tournament, held at the Sherrill Park Golf Course. At this tournament, Jesuit golfers received awards among the top 12 places. Under the leadership of Coach Kathy Marino, junior J.C. Campbell (1st place) shot 70-76...
Upholding a perfect streak of making it to the state playoffs every season since Jesuit was amalgamated into the UIL in 2004, the Varsity soccer team advanced to take on Plano West at Plano Clark Stadium on Friday, March 28 at 7:30 in the opening round of the 5A playoffs. The Rangers had established a name for themselves among...
The Jesuit Varsity Lacrosse team recently went to war against two of the best programs in the state, Westlake and St Mark's.
Jesuit traveled south, following their spring break campaign in North Carolina, to the capital of Texas to face off against the growing lacrosse power that is Westlake High School. Westlake is considered by most to be...
On the weekend of March 28-30, Varsity Wrestler Shane Ross '15 took a trip to the Virginia Beach Convention Center for the 25th annual NHSCA high school wrestling championships where 3500 of the best wrestlers in the country gathered to seek the elusive title of National Champion. In his division alone, the 120 pound weight division for wreslters in their...
Rugby has had many exciting matches over Spring Break and up until now as well. After starting off the break with an impressive 4th place finish at the 15th annual Jesuit Rugby showdown, the team had to travel all the way to San Jose, CA to take on the country's #1 side that is Jesuit High School from Sacramento,...
Muscles clenched, hands firmly grasped on the racket, eyes locked on his opponent, the tennis player ran abruptly to the left to send the green fuzzy tennis ball back to his competitor, sending the ball to the very corner of the court, just out of his opponent's reach, to clinch the win. Such a description portrays the success the...
The year is 1964; Jesuit is scheduled to hold its very first track meet in school history. The meet, known simply as the Jesuit Relays (named after the Texas Relays held in Austin), is set to host freshman runners from SMU, various athletes from junior colleges, as well as a number of high school athletes, who would compete on...
