Amidst a series of inopportune meet cancellations due to Dallas’ erratic, rainy weather, the Jesuit Track Team managed to shine through the storm clouds, exhibiting outstanding performances and high potential for the remainder of the season.
Both...
The runner takes his mark. He claws into the spongy track with his cleats. He waits for the boom of the starter's pistol--and takes off. Stride after stride, the runner continues to push, going as fast as he can...
Ten athletes from the Jesuit track and field team competed at the UIL Area Meet at Williams Stadium in Garland on April 20th. These athletes qualified for this meet after placing in the top four in their respective events...
The runners line up side by side, anxiously anticipating the gunshot. As the starter calls them into their starting blocks, the runners take deep breaths and slowly move into position to begin the race. The starter fires the gun,...
In March, as the sweaty, exhausted track and field athletes gathered around performance Coach Mike Cahill after finishing their morning workout, he began with the normal reminder to eat a healthy breakfast, advertising the bargain on the eight ounce...
The clammy mist settles into the gray but brightening atmosphere filled with low and heavy breathing. Pounding feet trample the fresh, green grass as a stampede of runners mixed in with cheering parents, coaches and supporters sprint down the...
A Jesuit runner rounds the last lap, two other high school runners sprinting to catch up with him, vying to take the first place spot in the last 100 meters. The Jesuit runner crosses the finish line to lead...
The sound of a gun goes off as runners spring from their starting spots as they compete against one another.
On March 18th, the Jesuit Dallas Track team had the pleasure of hosting schools from around the city in the...
Smoke rises from the gun shot fired on the track, 6 high school boys take off in a full sprint, one of whom is wearing a gold cross on his chest.
The Jesuit track and field team competed in the...
