Great sportsmanship, passionate atmosphere, and a winning mentality have shaped this year's Jesuit tennis team. The team has a record of 2-1 and have played some excellent matches this early fall season so far. The Rangers have executed a winning dominance this season and plan to carry out this great mentality for the upcoming weeks. The Rangers accomplished great...
The Jesuit Tennis team did not let Spring Break extinguish the flames of its season-long hot streak, as the team rolled through the second half of the spring season. The athletes returned to participate in the Jesuit Spring Invitational tournament at Hockaday. The tournament was created four years ago in order to expose the Rangers to an array of...
With teams traveling as far as El Paso and Amarillo, the Allen tournament hosted some of the best tennis players from around the state of Texas. Jesuit, new to this event, didn't realize just how steep this competition was going to be. However, even without realizing just how difficult the road ahead looked, the Rangers optimistically sought the win...
The Jesuit tennis team was both calm and collected as they waited for their names to be announced for the first round of play at the Varsity District tournament, hosted by Coppell High School. In place of nerves was a sense of enjoyment, and the team was ready to compete with the best competition when it mattered, already experienced...
"You always want to win. That is why you play tennis, because you love the sport and try to be the best you can at it" -Roger Federer. I Couldn't have said it better myself, and what a great way to describe Jesuit's very own tennis team, a team rooted in similar principles of passion, dedication, work ethic, and...
On September 16th, the Jesuit tennis team faced Irving High School in their third match-up of the season. Jesuit continued building on their early season success, blanking the Tigers 15-0.
Clark Shannon’17 dominated in his single match, sweeping his opponent 8-0. Easily winning, Clark was “pleased” with his performance, but knows “these early matches serve mainly as practice for the tougher competition...
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...
The top 6 players for the Jesuit tennis team left last Thursday for the Texas Tennis Private School Championship in College Station. Jesuit, paired with Ursuline, went into the tournament as the fifth seed and throughout the two days, won three matchups and lost one.
Thursday
The team left at 12:45 p.m. on Thursday for College Station. Setting off on a...
