For decades, the golf industry has relied on the instruction of old sages who received recognition for having rather successful students. Just to name a few famous ones, Jack Grout, Butch Harmon, and Hank Haney all grounded their teaching methods on the ancient fundamentals of grip, posture, alignment, stance, and, most importantly, ball then turf.
After Tiger Woods signed a...
The 1947 season was the worst Jesuit ever played in its history, amounting to only two wins and four losses. Despite their new coach, Ed Maher, and various strategic implements, the Rangers would still require better forms of leadership, charisma, and passion before they could rise up and face their opponents on equal terms.
1948 proved to be a more...
As the track season gets underway, the Jesuit Rangers team has shown that it is a force to be reckoning with. With the seniors leading the way, there has been much success and the bar has been set very high.
On January 18, the Ranger varsity track runners went down to Fayetteville, Arkansas to compete in the annual Arkansas Indoor...
The competition is down, and only two rounds remain for both Nick Barker ’14 and Shane Ross ’15. As the days wind down, few wrestlers remain, but both Jesuit athletes are still going strong. Their opponents are formidable, but both are confident, knowing that they have the potential to be the best.
On February 15, 2014, Varsity wrestlers Nick Barker...
After starting off the season strong, defeating both Richardson and Strake Jesuit, the Jesuit Ranger Rugby squad squared off against two of the top teams around, the Woodlands and Austin Westlake. Unfortunately, neither the varsity nor junior varsity could pull out wins against these schools, losing all matches this past week.
First, Jesuit faced the Woodlands, a Houston-area team. They...
As Michael McReynolds '15 dribbles the ball down the court, he looks around for his teammates, then decides to take the layup himself. He provides a clutch bucket to bring The Saddle back to Jesuit.
Despite the loss to Berkner, the Jesuit basketball team held strong by winning five straight games to enter the state playoffs as the district's number...
National Signing Day, as it is known in the world of college football, marked the culmination of a lifelong dream for a few of Jesuit’s senior gridiron stars, as well as for some of its notable lacrosse athletes. For many athletes who committed this past week, signing a letter of intent to play college athletics was a dream come...
Despite the ice storm that plagued North Texas for a few days, the Rangers still hosted the Jesuit Lacrosse Invitational Tournament on both Saturday and Sunday, February 8 and 9, 2014. Fourteen teams, both Varsity and JV, from in and around North Texas, as well as Jesuit New Orleans, came to Jesuit Dallas to participate in the tournament.
Jesuit Varsity scrimmaged...
