2023 Jesuit Dallas Football Fan Guide

TABLE OF CONTENTS

ABOUT THE COVER

For many years, Bill DeOre ’65 has produced the artwork for the Jesuit Dallas athletic programs. An award-winning and nationally-syndicated editorial cartoonist for The Dallas Morning News for 34 years, DeOre is a member of the American Association of Editorial Cartoonists. DeOre has been an active member of the alumni community and is an emeritus member on the Jesuit Dallas Museum Board of Trustees.

2022 Jesuit Dallas Football Fan Guide

2021 Jesuit Dallas Football Fan Guide Cover

2020 Jesuit Dallas Football Fan Guide Cover

Jesuit Dallas vs. Plano East

Pictured: (Right): A cover designed by DeOre for the 2017 Winter edition of the Jesuit Today celebrating the 75th anniversary of Jesuit Dallas. (Below): Select fan guide and game program covers from recent seasons.

Jesuit Dallas vs. McKinney Boyd Sept. 28, 2018

Jesuit Dallas vs. Rockwall Oct. 2, 2020

Jesuit Dallas vs. Richardson Oct. 6, 2017

Dallas vs. Irving Sept. 23, 2023

ADVERTISER INDEX • PROGRAM CREDITS

ADVERTISER INDEX

PROGRAM CREDITS

Executive Editor, Designer: Bryan Montgomery, Sports Information Director. Editorial Team: James Kramer, Laurie Krauss, Holly Krug, Carrie McFarland, Robbie Partida-Kipness, Patrick Rhatican ’09, Candice Price, Kelly Thompson. Photography: Legacy Studios (Football, Band Photography), Francis Celii Photography (Football Action Photography), Lisa Manis Crenshaw/Texas Tradition Photography (Rangerettes Photography), Kendra Sawyer (Cheerleader Photography). Printer: Cultro Group.

JESUIT DALLAS ADMINISTRATION AND FOOTBALL SUPPORT STAFF

President

Principal

Vice President of Advancement

Vice President of Operations

Mike Earsing

Tom Garrison ’92

B.J. Antes

Alex Soich ’04

Assistant Principal of Academics ...................................... Molly O’Sullivan

Assistant Principal of Faculty Formation

Michele Williams

Asst. Principal of Curriculum and Academic Support Dr. Ben Kirby ’00

Director of Student Life

Dean of Student Affairs

Athletic Director

Asst. Athletic Director

Athletic Administrators

Assistant

Dr. Mark Knize

Jack Wallace

Steve Koch

Murad

Giuliano Sanchez

Founded in 1942, Jesuit College Preparatory School of Dallas is a Catholic, private, independent, all-boys high school. Following the 500 year-old Jesuit tradition of St. Ignatius of Loyola, Jesuit Dallas strives to form young men into leaders who are open to growth, intellectually competent, committed to working for justice, religious, loving, and physically fit. Currently, Jesuit enrolls over 1,100 boys from 170 different middle schools.

Jesuit Dallas Athletics has claimed 129 team state championships dating back to 1954. Most of the titles were won as members of the Texas Christian Interscholastic League (TCIL), a precursor to the Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools (TAPPS) of which Jesuit was a member until 2000. In 2003, Jesuit Dallas, along with Strake Jesuit (Houston), became the first private schools to be admitted to the University Interscholastic League (UIL), which serves as the athletic governing body for public and charter schools in Texas. Since joining the league in 2004, Jesuit has captured 72 UIL district championships.

In 2010, the Jesuit Dallas soccer team became the first private school team in the history of the UIL to capture a state championship. The Ranger baseball team captured its first UIL state title in 2016 and soccer added a second UIL crown in 2017. Jesuit rugby won Texas Rugby Union championships in 2001 and 2010, while the lacrosse program has captured four Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) titles (2016, 2017, 2021, 2022). Jesuit hockey will begin the 2023-24 season as the five-time reigning Texas Amateur Hockey Association (TAHA) Division I Pure State Champions, while the crew program routinely ranks as one of the strongest in the country.

HEAD COACH BRANDON HICKMAN

BRANDON HICKMAN • HEAD VARSITY COACH • OFFENSIVE LINE

Coach Hickman is entering his 13th season at the helm for the Rangers, and his 19th year overall with the Jesuit Dallas football program. Born and raised in Houston, Hickman played college football at Texas Christian University, graduating with a bachelor’s degree in kinesiology.

Jesuit captured the 10th UIL Bi-District Championship in program history in 2022, securing its berth in the second round with a 41-14 win over Arlington. The Rangers closed out the season with a 9-3 record, marking the 11th time in 12 seasons that Hickman has led the Blue and Gold to seven or more wins. Charlie Schmidt ’23 was named the District Offensive Player of the Year, while Cade Gill ’25 secured Sophomore of the Year plaudits.

The 2021 season saw Jesuit capture the fourth district championship in program history and the third of Hickman’s tenure with an unblemished, 7-0 run through league play. Robert Fitzgerald ’22 ended the season by earning the third all-state honor of his career and the District 7-6A Most Valuable Player award, and Hickman concluded the season by being named the District Coach of the Year.

In 2019, Hickman sparked Jesuit to record one of the most dramatic turnaround seasons in Texas history as the Rangers finished the regular season with a 6-4 record before upsetting reigning state champion Longview, 27-25, in the area round. Led by Under Armour All-American EJ Smith ‘20, the Rangers saw 19 members of the team land on the all-district team, including Smith and Branson Hickman ’20, who were named unanimous first team selections.

The 2017 postseason saw the Rangers clinch the bi-district title with a 79-55 win over Lakeview Centennial on Nov. 17, setting a new program scoring record in the process. In 2015, Hickman led the Rangers to their first district title since 2004 in a season highlighted by a 24-21 win over Skyline on Oct. 2. The comeback win snapped the Raiders’ 49-game district winning streak, served as the third game of a 15-game district winning streak that lasted until 2016 and provided Jesuit with the first of back-to-back district championships.

During his time as head coach, Hickman’s teams have qualified for the postseason in 11 of 12 seasons and he has coached 13 student-athletes to 25 total all-state awards. Holding an 96-47 record during his time at Jesuit, Hickman ranks second in program coaching wins behind Jesuit Dallas Hall of Famer Gary Pasqua ’55.

At TCU, Hickman was an All-Southwest Conference Team selection at offensive tackle. He earned the Most Conscientious Award during his senior season, helping TCU clinch a share of the SWC Championship with a 7-4 record and play in the 1994 Independence Bowl. Hickman first arrived at Jesuit in 2001, coaching the offensive line while serving as the team’s strength and conditioning coach.

After a five-year stint with the Blue and Gold, Hickman became an offensive coordinator in the public school system before returning to Jesuit in 2010, becoming the ninth head coach in program history.

“The students, administration, faculty and alumni make Jesuit a very special place,” commented Hickman. “Jesuit is unique in both everything we stand for as a School and in the way it develops young men.”

Coach Hickman has been married to his wife, Amy, for 24 years. They live in McKinney with their son Branson ’20, and daughter Avery. Branson began the 2023 SMU football season by earning a spot on the Remington Award watch list, which highlights the top center in college football. The Hickman family are members of Saint Jude’s Catholic Community in Allen.

YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS UNDER COACH HICKMAN

JESUIT DALLAS FOOTBALL: HISTORY & TRADITION

YEAR-BY-YEAR PROGRAM HISTORY

JESUIT DALLAS FOOTBALL: HISTORY & TRADITION

CHAMPIONSHIPS & TEAM ACCOLADES

YEAR-BY-YEAR PLAYOFF RESULTS • UIL ERA

OMAR JENKINS ’00 REGGIE

’05

BRIAN HALL ’99

JOHN WALL, JR. ’03

COACH HICKMAN: THE HUNT FOR 100 WINS

Jesuit Dallas head coach Brandon Hickman will enter the 2023 season with 96 wins to his credit, and will aim to capture his 100th head coaching victory during the upcoming campaign.

Hickman’s impact on the football program at Jesuit Dallas has been undeniable. The Rangers earned the program’s first area round victory in 2013 and first regional final appearance in 2019 under his tutelage, and Jesuit has qualified for the postseason in all but one of his 12 seasons on the sideline. Coach Hickman has also captured three district titles and has won eight bi-district championships.

Heading into the 2023 season, Hickman ranks as the second-winningest coach in program history, trailing only Jesuit Dallas Hall of Fame Coach Gary Pasqua.

HICKMAN BY-THE-NUMBERS

3 • UIL District Championships

8 • Bi-District Championships

12 • Career Playoff Victories

23 • Major District Award Winners

96 • All-District First Team Selections

67.1 • Overall Winning Percentage

79.1 • Winning Percentage vs. District Opponents

COACH HICKMAN: MILESTONE VICTORIES

08-26-11 • Jesuit 42, Flower Mound 41 - Coach Hickman’s First Head Coaching Victory

08-24-12

11-16-12

Jesuit 30, Wilmette Loyola 29 - Jesuit wins on last-second field goal in Dublin, Ireland

Jesuit 45, McKinney Boyd 10 - Coach Hickman’s First Playoff Win

11-23-13 • Jesuit 46, Rockwall 26 - First UIL Area Championship in program history

10-02-15

10-29-15

10-28-16

Jesuit 24, Skyline 21 - Snapped Skyline’s 49-game district winning streak

Jesuit 40, MacArthur 14 - Clinched District 9-6A Championship

Jesuit 66, W.T. White 27 - Clinched District 9-6A Championship, Hickman’s 50th Career Win

11-22-19 • Jesuit 27, Longview 25 - Upset reigning state champion in UIL Area Round

11-29-19 • Jesuit 28, Klein Collins 20 - Advanced to first UIL Regional Final in program history

09-24-21 • Jesuit 47, J.J. Pearce 21 - 80th Victory, became second-winningest coach in program history

10-28-21 • Jesuit 44, Irving 0 - Clinched District 7-6A Championship

GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS UNDER COACH HICKMAN

PAUL MATURI • ASSISTANT HEAD COACH

Coach Maturi is celebrating his 14th season at Jesuit and his 39th year in coaching. In addition to his football responsibilities, Maturi is an assistant athletic director tasked with the maintenance of the indoor and outdoor facilities at Jesuit.

Maturi attended Harding University, and was a four-year football letterman. Maturi began his coaching career as a graduate assistant at Harding before a stint at Memphis Harding Academy. A long-time coach in the Metroplex, Maturi coached at Lake Highlands, Bishop Lynch and McKinney ISD before arriving at Jesuit.

Maturi and his wife Jana have three daughters: Haley, Molly, and Jami, and have two grandsons: Luke, and Zachary.

JOHN LIVINGSTONE • CO-OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR

Coach Livingstone enters his first season at Jesuit Dallas and will serve as the cooffensive coordinator while focusing on mentoring the quarterbacks.

Livingstone arrives at Jesuit following a two-year stint at Nevada Community H.S., where he served as an assistant head coach and offensive coordinator. Livingstone’s 25-year career additionally featured stops at Nimitz, Lake Highlands, Richardson, J.J. Pearce and Richardson

North Junior High. From 2011-17, Livingstone served as the offensive coordinator at Richardson, and was named assistant head coach in 2017.

A graduate of J.J. Pearce, Livingstone was the quarterback for the Mustangs’ first playoff run in school history. He graduated from Tulane University in 1995 with a bachelor’s degree in history, where he played baseball for the Green Wave. John and his wife, Jordan, have three children: JP, Caitlin and Madison.

COORDINATOR

Coach Rhatican enters his third season at Jesuit Dallas, where he will serve in several roles on the football coaching staff as co-offensive coordinator, wide receivers coach and video coordinator.

A 2009 graduate of Jesuit Dallas, Rhatican arrived at Jesuit following an eight-year tenure as an assistant coach for Trinity University in San Antonio. While serving as a member of the Tigers’ football coaching staff, Rhatican coached tight ends and the offensive line.

A former all-district selection at Jesuit, Rhatican played college football at Trinity, where he was a starting lineman, All-Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC) selection, and won a SCAC Conference Championship in 2011. Patrick and his wife Bri live in Dallas.

Coach Woods begins his sixth season as defensive coordinator. The Ranger defense has shut out seven opponents under Woods. Prior to his arrival at Jesuit, Woods was the defensive coordinator at Highland Park. During Woods’ seven seasons at HP, he coached 19 all-state selections, won state titles in 2016 and 2017, and in 2018, was named the National Football Foundation Assistant Coach of the Year. Throughout his career, Woods has reached the state semifinal on five occasions.

Graduating with a bachelor’s degree in history and physical education from Austin College in 1981, Woods earned his master’s degree in education in 1982 while claiming an NAIA co-national championship as a graduate assistant for the ‘Roos in 1981. Don and his wife, Elizabeth, have two sons: Clayton, currently an offensive line graduate assistant at Oklahoma, and Austin, who is the offensive line coach at Incarnate Word University in San Antonio.

BOB WUNDERLICK ’84 • HEAD FRESHMAN COACH

Coach Wunderlick enters his 35th season at Jesuit, serving as both varsity and freshman head coach during his tenure. Wunderlick was the head varsity coach for 14 seasons (1997-2010), earning a 79-67 record, winning three Texas Christian Interscholastic League (TCIL) State Championships (1997, 1998, 1999) and ushering the Rangers into the UIL.

Wunderlick coached several future Jesuit Dallas Hall of Fame inductees, including Brian Hall ’99, Omar Jenkins ’00, John Wall, Jr. ’03 and Reggie Stephens ’05. In addition, Wunderlick earned the Gold Ranger Award in 2015, an award designated for a former Jesuit letterman who has made significant contributions to the greater Jesuit Dallas community.

Earning a bachelor’s degree in English, Wunderlick graduated from The College of the Holy Cross in 1988. In addition to coaching, he teaches English at Jesuit Dallas. Bob and his wife Kathleen have two children: Maggie (Ursuline ’15) and Bobby ’17.

PATRICK RHATICAN ’09 • CO-OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR

DON WOODS • DEFENSIVE

CHARLIE DELONG • DEFENSIVE BACKS

Coach DeLong enters his 44th season at Jesuit Dallas, mentoring the defensive backs while also serving as the varsity equipment manager.

DeLong is the head soccer coach at Jesuit Dallas, a perennial state power that has won 14 TCIL State Championships and UIL titles in 2010 and 2017. Jesuit’s historic 2010 UIL State Championship marked the first time that a private school captured a state title in a sport offered by the UIL. In 2021, DeLong was inducted into the Jesuit Dallas Sports Hall of Fame. Born in Iowa, DeLong received his bachelor’s degree from the University of Texas at Dallas and resides in Dallas with his wife, Diana.

COREY POINTER • RUNNING BACKS

Coach Pointer enters his 14th season at Jesuit Dallas, where he oversees the team’s running backs and serves as the JV Gold head coach. Last season, Jesuit’s run game averaged 162.4 yards per game, 4.4 yards per carry, and scored 33 touchdowns.

A 1994 graduate of Waxahachie High School, Pointer was a member of the Indians’ UIL 5A football state championship team in 1992. In addition, Pointer was a first-team all-state baseball player and was selected by the Atlanta Braves in the second round of the 1994 Major League Baseball draft. Coach Pointer is also the junior varsity baseball coach at Jesuit. Pointer has two children: Tyson ’20 and Brooklyn.

JOSE AQUINO • FRESHMAN COACH

Coach Aquino enters his fifth season at Jesuit Dallas following a six-year stint as a theology teacher and football coach at Xavier High School in New York City.

A St. John’s University bachelor’s and double master’s degree recipient, Aquino led Xavier to the Varsity AA Catholic High School League Championship in 2015 along with league titles in 2014 and 2017. Aquino teaches theology at Jesuit and is a faculty co-moderator of the wildly popular BBQ Smokies’ club.

JESUIT DALLAS COACHING STAFF

CHARLES HINTON, JR. • WIDE RECEIVERS

Coach Hinton enters his 25th season at Jesuit Dallas. In addition to his varsity football duties, Hinton serves on the track & field coaching staff. In 2021, Hinton coached Hunter Krepp ’21 on a historic run that culminated with the program’s first UIL State Championship berth in the 100-meter dash.

Coach Hinton mentors a receiving corps that averaged 231.5 reception yards per game while catching 22 touchdowns in 2022.

A native of Galveston, Texas, Hinton played football and ran track at Texas A&M Kingsville. Hinton and his wife, Elizabeth, have seven children.

BILLY THOMPSON • LINEBACKERS

Beginning his 12th season on the sidelines for the Blue and Gold, Coach Thompson teaches English at Jesuit. Thompson has served as an integral part of a defensive unit that anchored the Rangers to nine bi-district championships between 2012 and 2022.

A college football teammate of Coach Hickman, Thompson was a defensive end and graduated from TCU before beginning his coaching career at W.T. White, Lovejoy and McKinney North. Thompson attended Dunwoody High School in Georgia. Thompson and his wife, Kelly, are the parents of three children: Sydney, Zoe and Logan ’24.

SEAN GAVIN ’00 • FRESHMAN COACH

Coach Gavin begins his 17th year coaching at Jesuit, and 15th on the football staff. In addition to his football duties, Coach Gavin is the assistant varsity coach for the Jesuit baseball team, assists in the educational technology office and coordinates athletic transportation.

Gavin earned a bachelor’s degree from the University of Texas at Dallas in 2008. In 2016, Gavin helped coach the baseball team to a state championship, a historic milestone that saw the Rangers become the first private school to win a UIL baseball state title.

JESUIT DALLAS COACHING STAFF

BERNIE GONZALEZ ’19 • FRESHMAN COACH

Gonzalez is a member of the 15th iteration of the Alumni Service Corps (ASC), a volunteer opportunity available to Jesuit Dallas graduates during a year between college and a career/ graduate school. ASC members tutor, participate in retreats and liturgies, aid with campus ministry, community service, and assist with extracurricular activities.

Gonzalez graduated from SMU in 2023 with bachelor degrees in finance and French.

BILL HENLY • FRESHMAN COACH

Coach Henly enters his 51st year coaching high school athletes and his 18th year at Jesuit Dallas. Henly is a former AP history teacher at Jesuit and is also a varsity track & field coach, specializing in pole vaulters.

Henly and his wife Lisa have three children: Danyelle, Grant, and Billy.

Kenny is a member of the 15th iteration of ASC and will assist with freshman football this fall.

Kenny graduated from Notre Dame in 2023 with a bachelor’s in aerospace engineering. He has been commissioned into the U.S. Air Force through AFROTC, and will report for pilot training in May of 2024.

RYAN MENARD • FRESHMAN COACH

Coach Menard enters his 19th season at Jesuit, where he serves as the head wrestling coach. From 1984–88, Menard wrestled for the University of Nebraska-Omaha, and graduated from the University of South Dakota with a bachelor’s degree in education and a minor in social science.

During his time at Jesuit, the Ranger wrestling program has seen nine grapplers qualify for state, 20 Rangers win individual district championships, and 74 regional qualifiers. Menard has two sons: Alex ’23 and Troy ’24.

MATTHEW UPTON ’02 • FRESHMAN COACH

Coach Upton begins his sixth year at Jesuit, where he serves as a math teacher, rugby head coach, and freshman football coach. Jesuit’s rugby program captured the 2023 Rugby Texas Varsity Cup last season and finished the year with an 11-1 record.

In 2017, Upton was named to the Jesuit Sports Hall of Fame following a stellar collegiate and professional rugby career. Upton currently resides in Dallas with his wife, Daniela, and daughters, Charlotte and Sophia.

Coach Leal will return to the sidelines this fall for his 29th season with the Jesuit Dallas football program. Last year, Leal led the Jesuit Dallas junior varsity squads to a 10-3-1 record and is 60-27-2 over the last nine seasons.

Born and raised in Pleasanton, Texas, Leal began his coaching career as a graduate assistant at Eastern Michigan University before stops at Blinn Junior College and Lees-McRae College paved his path to Jesuit Dallas. Leal attended Texas State University, where he played football for the Bobcats.

Leal and his wife, Jenni, have two children: Ryan ’22 and Aleia.

Coach Profitt is in his second season as a freshman head coach. Entering his 19th year at Jesuit Dallas, Profitt teaches social studies and served as the department chair for over 10 years.

Profitt graduated from Austin College with a bachelor’s degree in English language and literature and a master’s degree in teaching. In addition to his coaching and teaching duties, Profitt is the faculty moderator for the wildly popular BBQ Smokies’ club at Jesuit.

Coach Williams is a member of the Jesuit Dallas football and track and field coaching staffs. In addition, Williams is a physical education teacher and a member of the community service department.

Born and raised in Galveston, Williams attended Baylor and played football for the Bears before becoming a twotime Super Bowl Champion with the Dallas Cowboys.

COLLIN KENNY ’19 • FRESHMAN COACH

RICK LEAL • FRESHMAN COACH

CASEY PROFITT • FRESHMAN COACH

ROBERT WILLIAMS • FRESHMAN COACH

Completed in 2011, The Dell Performance Center is one of the finest high school athletic training facilities in the country. The fullyequipped 9,000-sq.-foot facility features 14 combination racks with 28 Olympic platforms, eight glute ham developers, three four-sided pulley units, and an expansive dumbbell area that is composed of Iron Grip dumbbells ranging from 15 to 100 lbs. The Dell Performance Center also includes a cardio area that offers a spectacular view of Jesuit’s outdoor athletics facilities. Coaching offices, locker rooms, and a conference room for film study encircles the third-floor training space which is regularly used by nearly 70% of the Jesuit Dallas student body.

GIULIANO SANCHEZ • DIR. OF ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE

Sanchez enters his sixth year at Jesuit Dallas, and his fifth as the director of athletic performance. Prior to Jesuit, Sanchez served as a coach for the Michigan State strength and conditioning department, where he assisted with the 2017 Big Ten champion men’s basketball team. Sanchez made additional stops at the University of Denver, the University of California, and Louisiana State University, and spent time in orthopedics and sports medicine as the strength and conditioning coordinator for Muir Orthopedic Specialists.

Sanchez graduated from Louisiana State University with a master’s degree in kinesiology with a focus in exercise physiology. Sanchez earned his bachelor’s degree in kinesiology with a focus in fitness and health promotion from Colorado Mesa University in 2014. A lacrosse player at the NCAA Division II level, Sanchez was a two-time team captain and All-Western Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association team selection.

Lefebvre begins his second full season at Jesuit Dallas after joining the Rangers’ athletic performance staff in the winter of 2022. Lefebvre arrived at Jesuit following a four-year tenure at the University of North Texas, where he served as an assistant strength and conditioning coach, specializing with the Mean Green’s women’s basketball, women’s tennis and golf programs, and as an instructor in the kinesiology department.

Prior to UNT, Lefebvre coached at LSU, Wisconsin-Green Bay, UTEP, Marquette, and FC Dallas. Lefebvre earned his bachelor of science in health promotion and wellness from the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, and earned a master’s in sports management at Louisiana State University.

RICK LEFEBVRE • ASST. DIR. OF ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE

JESUIT DALLAS ATHLETIC TRAINING

The Jesuit athletic training department specializes in the treatment and recovery of student-athletes throughout the academic year. Staffed by four athletic trainers, Jesuit’s staff utilizes a state of the art facility that promotes recovery with Normatec recovery systems, hyper-volt and deep muscle stimulator percussion massage units, cold laser therapy, E-stim/ultrasound combo units and hyper-ice Venom heat & vibration low back units. For athletes who are in need of recovery, the training room offers additional tools such as a stationary bike, treadmill, total gym, weights and dumbbells, ply-o balls, resistance bands, game-ready cryotherapy units and a hot/cold spa.

Beginning his 29th year as the head athletic trainer at Jesuit Dallas, Martin is a board-certified member of the National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA), a licensed athletic trainer in the state of Texas, and an American Heart Association BLS instructor.

A graduate of Central Connecticut State University, Martin has worked in the clinical setting, including a tenure at the collegiate level with Yale University. In addition, Martin served as a secondary level athletic trainer in Connecticut, New York and Texas prior to arriving at Jesuit Dallas. Martin earned his Master’s of Science from Central Connecticut State University. Martin, his wife Jane, and twin sons, Andrew and Garrett, are strong supporters of Jesuit Dallas.

DR. ROBERT DUVALL • ATHLETIC TRAINER

Dr. Duvall begins his fourth year on the Jesuit Dallas athletic training staff, and has over 30 years of experience in sports medicine. He specializes in 3-D biomechanics, strength and conditioning, manual therapy, rehabilitation, and therapeutic exercises as they relate to all sports.

Dr. Duvall received both a master’s of physical therapy (MPT) in 1998 and his doctorate in physical therapy (DPT) in 2004 from Shenandoah University. He was a graduate assistant athletic trainer at Virginia Tech where he received a bachelor’s degree in biology in 1991, and completed two years of graduate work in exercise physiology. He owned and operated physical therapy clinics and sports performance centers while serving as lead physical therapist for the Washington Commanders.

TRAINER

Proctor is in his first full year as an athletic trainer at Jesuit Dallas, and began serving the Jesuit Dallas community in the spring semester of 2023. Proctor is a board-certified member of the National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA), a Licensed Athletic Trainer in the state of Texas and is certified through the American Heart Association as a BLS provider.

Proctor graduated from Oklahoma State University with a bachelor’s of science in health education and promotion, then continued his education at OSU obtaining a master’s degree in athletic training. Since graduating, Michael has spent the last three years working with board certified orthopedic surgeons at Orthopedic Specialists of North Texas.

During his time working in the clinic, he earned a Radiological Technician Certification. Michael has also been contracted with Baylor Scott & White Sports Health covering various sporting events for athletes of all ages. Michael and his wife Ali are excited to be joining the Jesuit community.

KIMBERLIE SCALES • ATHLETIC TRAINER

Scales begins her first full season at Jesuit Dallas after arriving on campus in the spring of 2023. She received her bachelor’s degree in sports medicine, with a minor in Hispanic Studies, from Pepperdine University before earning a master’s degree in athletic training at the University of Virginia.

While at UVA, her research focused on factors associated with concussion recovery, and led her to be selected to present at the 2022 NATA Clinical Symposium & AT Expo in Philadelphia. Scales’ abstract was highlighted by the NATA’s Educational Resources Committee (ERC) for the latest science behind evidence-based practice for Concussion Management & Return to Play (Sept 2022 Edition).

Scales’ professional experiences include internships with one of Costa Rica’s professional soccer team, Deportivo Saprissa, the Los Angeles Rams, and the Chicago Cubs. Her previous stops include the Minnesota Twins, where she served as an assistant athletic trainer for the rookie/Florida complex team. In addition, she also traveled and assisted with the team in the Dominican Republic.

RICK MARTIN • HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER

MICHAEL PROCTOR • ATHLETIC

JESUIT DALLAS POSITION GROUPS

TEAM CAPTAINS

LEADERSHIP COMMITTEE

COACHING STAFF

From L to R: Christopher Simington, Logan Thompson, Bobby Musso, Coach Brandon Hickman, Honorary Captain Paul Wachsman, Grayson Wombacher, Cooper Cutler

Top Row: Cade Gill, Christopher Simington, Bobby Musso, Coach Brandon Hickman, Grayson Wombacher, Charlie Peters, Allen Lesher

Bottom Row: Logan Thompson, Ben Petroff, Zane Williams, Entonyo Jones, Jr., Cooper Cutler, Henry Bourret

Top Row: John Livingstone, Corey Pointer, Coach Brandon Hickman, Billy Thompson, Patrick Rhatican ’09

Bottom Row: Paul Maturi, Don Woods, Charlie DeLong, Charles Hinton, Jr., Giuliano Sanchez

JESUIT DALLAS POSITION GROUPS

DEFENSIVE BACKS

DEFENSIVE LINE

INSIDE LINEBACKERS

Top Row: Coach Don Woods, Merritt Johnson, Sean Watson, Drew Betts, Jorge Barrenechea, Sammy McFarland, Jesse Jenkins, Beck Gannon, Everett Menke, Robert Prager, Coach Charlie DeLong

Bottom Row: Fredrick Lucky, Jack Garrett, Connor Raney, Cole Carlton, Marco Sotelo, Dawud Crooms, Arsen Ventura, Jack McGoldrick, Caleb Von Lehmden, Jett Kipness Not Pictured: John Keeton Parrish

Top Row: Kane Murray, Johnathan Hagood, Cole Hatzmann, Coach Billy Thompson, Christopher Simington, Cason Clarke, Cade Gill

Bottom Row: Marty Jones, Reid Miller, Parker Sherman, Brannon Suchala

Top Row: Logan Thompson, Grayson Wombacher, Coach Paul Maturi, Entonyo Jones, Jr., Julien Bird

Bottom Row: Jack Phillips, Luke Lamont, Nico Rice, Graham Fellows

OFFENSIVE LINE

OUTSIDE LINEBACKERS

QUARTERBACKS

Back Row: Coach Brandon Hickman, Phoenix Derichsweiler, Michael Martin, Allen Lesher, Cooper Quinlan

Front Row: Liam Murray, Jay Verschoyle, Ben Petroff, Matthew Toker, Griffin Powell, Joseph Sargis

Back Row: Cooper Smith, Lucas White, Coach Paul Maturi, Coach Don Woods, Matthew Alcala-Frederick, Luke Steinhart

Front Row: Tristen Bird, Logan Thompson, Bobby Musso, Drew Noonan Not Pictured: Henry Dunn

From L to R: Jaeger Krauss, Will Naughton, Coach John Livingstone, Charlie Peters

RUNNING BACKS

SPECIAL TEAMS

WIDE RECEIVERS

From L to R: Coach Charlie DeLong, Jaeger Krauss, Noah McGough, Phoenix Derichsweiler, Dylan Drennan, Cason Clarke, Coach Don Woods

Top Row: Coach Patrick Rhatican ’09, Blake Bodnar, Henry Bourret, Blake Aldrine, Walker Davis, Dolen Hedrick, Quentin Williams, Coach Charles Hinton, Jr.

Bottom Row: Sebastian Ferraez, Jaeger Krauss, Cooper Cutler, Jack Yeskie Not Pictured: Jude Kruse

From L to R: Ryan Engelhardt, Coach Corey Pointer, Zane Williams, Thomas Villalba

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CLASS OF 2024 PLAYER PROFILES

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ALDRINE • WIDE RECEIVER

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? Devonta Smith. I relate to this quote: “I’m not the biggest, I’ve been doubted a lot just because of my size, and really it just comes to down to this...if you can put your mind to it you can do it, no job is too big.” • Funniest Football Moment: Film sessions. • Proudest Football Moment: My first varsity reception. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The brotherhood and the bond that everyone has. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Cornerback. I played that position in middle school and the switch from wide receiver to defensive back isn’t too challenging. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Facing adversity. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Fear Nothing • My favorite motivational expression is... “Never out of the fight.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Basketball. I feel like I gave it up too early and could have been good at it if I devoted all my time to it. • Before I graduate, I want to...win district. • Favorite Sports Movie: Remember the Titans • Favorite Football Movie: Friday Night Lights Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, Ceedee Lamb. • Favorite College team: Kansas State Wildcats.

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DREW BETTS • DEFENSIVE BACK

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My Grandpa, he played the sport and had a key influence on me. • Funniest Football Moment: Dancing with my teammates. • Proudest Football Moment: Scoring a touchdown. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: My teammates. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Quarterback, because he controls the offense. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Being a brother for others. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: The Brotherhood • My favorite motivation...inspirational videos. • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Basketball. It is a cool sport to be good at, and is fun as well. • Before I graduate, I want to...have a significant impact in academics and athletics. • Favorite Sports Movie: Remember the Titans • Favorite Football Movie: 12 Mighty Orphans Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, Christian Gonzalez. • Favorite College team: Alabama Crimson Tide, University of Texas Longhorns.

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My dad. He played college football, so it’s a family thing. • Funniest Football Moment: When I was playing freshman football, our team forced a fumble, threw an interception, and then caught an interception on three consecutive plays. • Proudest Football Moment: I knocked the helmet off of a kid who was trying to cross the middle of the field. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The summer workouts.

• If you could play a different position, what would it be? Running back. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Representing everything that the school embodies. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Underdogs • My favorite motivational expression is...“Who’s going to carry the boats?” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Baseball. • Before I graduate, I want to...go on a trip with my friends. • Favorite Sports Movie: Moneyball

• Favorite Football Movie: The Blind Side Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, Ray Lewis. • Favorite College team: Notre Dame Fighting Irish.

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Who were you inspired to play football by and why? The Texas Longhorns. I grew up going to games with my family. • Funniest Football Moment: Getting into fights with my little brother in the front yard when we played one-on-one football. • Proudest Football Moment: Beating Lake Highlands last year. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: Being able to play varsity during my sophomore year. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Defensive back. I know how a receiver thinks, and I think that would help me. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Brotherhood. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Leave No Doubt • My favorite motivational expression is...“No one cares. Work harder.”

• If I could star in another sport, it would be: Basketball. I grew up playing it and still love it to this day. • Before I graduate, I want to...win district.

• Favorite Sports Movie: Thunderstruck • Favorite Football Movie: Rudy Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, Ja’Marr Chase. • Favorite College team: Texas Longhorns.

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Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My first trainer inspired me to play football. Through his hard work and personal journey, he helped me realize my love for the game and I became obsessed. • Funniest Football Moment: I was playing outside linebacker in middle school, got cut blocked and did a headstand perpendicular to the ground. • Proudest Football Moment: After six leg surgeries, doctors told me to look at sports that didn’t involve contact or running. However, I battled through adversity and doubt to play football, the game that I love. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: Waking up every day in the offseason and putting in the work that nobody sees with the guys that I love. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Outside linebacker, that is what I played from second to ninth grade. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: I have the opportunity to be coached and trained by some of the best coaches everyday, and I can do it alongside a group of guys that will fight until the end for each other. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Outwork Everybody • My favorite motivational expression is...“Obsession is going to beat talent every time.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Basketball. It is my second favorite sport and some of my greatest role models are basketball players. • Before I graduate, I want to...walk out the door of the school on my last day of senior year with no regrets, knowing I gave it my all and gave myself the best opportunity to play in college. • Favorite Sports Movie: Coach Carter and Hustle • Favorite Football Movie: The Longest Yard Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, Aaron Rodgers. • Favorite College team: TCU Horned Frogs, Texas A&M Aggies.

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? I inspired myself. • Funniest Football Moment: Dancing in the locker room to disco music after a practice. • Proudest Football Moment: Finally recording an 80-yard kick-off. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The community and brotherhood that is built during summer workouts. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Wide receiver. I have the best hands on the team, without a doubt. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Being a friend and a teammate. Being there for someone when they need it the most. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Bonds Through Brotherhood • My favorite motivational expression is...“Pursue perfection. If you miss short, you’ll still be excellent.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Basketball. • Before I graduate, I want to...enjoy the time I have left as a student at Jesuit. • Favorite Sports Movie: Rudy • Favorite Football Movie: Remember the Titans Favorite NFL team, player: Cincinnati Bengals, Justin Tucker. • Favorite College team: Oklahoma Sooners, because my dad went to school there.

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? Julio Jones, because of how athletic he was. • Funniest Football Moment: When Coach Woods used the slip and slide. • Proudest Football Moment: When I scored the game-tying touchdown against Highland Park. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The brotherhood and dedication to the program. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Linebacker, because I like to hit. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Being part of something bigger than yourself that contributes to the greater good. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Grit • My favorite motivational expression is...“Iron sharpens iron.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Boxing, because it’s a tough sport. • Before I graduate, I want to...continue to get better at football. • Favorite Sports Movie: Remember the Titans • Favorite Football Movie: The Blind Side Favorite NFL team, player: Atlanta Falcons, A.J. Terrell. • Favorite College team: Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets.

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Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My older cousin. He was a leader on any team he was on in the league. • Funniest Football Moment: When a teammate of mine almost scored an 85-yard touchdown, but tripped at the five-yard line. • Proudest Football Moment: Winning a national championship with my youth football team. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The brotherhood and support you have from the coaches, staff and other students. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Running back. It was my primary position until I thought about my size, which resulted in my switch to linebacker. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: You are hard working, never give up at what you do and go 100 percent on every rep, every test and every homework assignment. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Remember the Rangers • My favorite motivational expression is...“Everything is possible for one who believes.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Basketball. It was the other sport I played while growing up. • Before I graduate, I want to...be a role model for younger classes, teaching them not to give up and push through everyday even if it’s hard. Those were challenges that I had to overcome. • Favorite Sports Movie: Thunderstruck • Favorite Football Movie: Remember the Titans Favorite NFL team, player: Tennessee Titans, Fred Warner. • Favorite College team: Florida A&M Rattlers.

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• ENTONYO JONES, JR. • LINEBACKER

72 • ALLEN LESHER • OFFENSIVE LINE

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My dad, because he had so many great stories from his time playing football. • Funniest Football Moment: Ripping my pants while squatting. • Proudest Football Moment: Being named to the leadership committee. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The summer conditioning. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Wide receiver. I want to make some highlight plays, and I have great hands. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Being a small part of a big community of people who are working together to lift each other up. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Brotherhood • My favorite motivational expression is...“When the going gets tough, the tough get going.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Baseball. I enjoy it, but I was never good at it. • Before I graduate, I want to...have a rough plan for my future. • Favorite Sports Movie: Moneyball • Favorite Football Movie: The Blind Side Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, Bijan Robinson. • Favorite College team: Texas Longhorns.

2 • FREDRICK LUCKY • DEFENSIVE BACK

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? Cam Newton. He’s my favorite football player. He’s very exciting to watch and has the best touchdown celebration. • Funniest Football Moment: Watching a teammate take on the wing challenge at Buffalo Wild Wings. • Proudest Football Moment: When I caught a one-handed interception. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The early morning practices. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Wide receiver. I feel that I would be good at it, and the idea of scoring a touchdown is great. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Being a teammate for others, and not being selfish. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Ranger Ready • My favorite motivational expression is...“Lead by example.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Basketball. It’s my second favorite sport. • Before I graduate, I want to...gain 10 pounds. • Favorite Sports Movie: Carter High • Favorite Football Movie: Carter High Favorite NFL team, player: Carolina Panthers, Christian McCaffrey. • Favorite College team: I don’t have one.

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SAMMY MCFARLAND • DEFENSIVE BACK

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My brother. I always watched his games growing up. • Funniest Football Moment: When two of our coaches did the Oklahoma Drill in practice. • Proudest Football Moment: Catching an interception after a good pre-snap read of an opponent’s play. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: Being in the locker room after practice. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Wide receiver. I’d do well against other defensive backs. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Being there for your brothers. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Jesuit Dallas Football • My favorite motivational expression is...“It is what it is.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Track, because I’m fast. • Before I graduate, I want to...beat Highland Park. • Favorite Sports Movie: Talladega Nights • Favorite Football Movie: Air Bud: Golden Receiver Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, Ceedee Lamb. • Favorite College team: Texas A&M Aggies.

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My cousins and family inspired me to play. The countless hours watching the Cowboys and playing touch football in the backyard of my Grandma’s house made me love the sport. • Funniest Football Moment: When Coach Woods put on the Shrek mask after a big win. • Proudest Football Moment: Being named a starting safety as a junior after switching positions from outside linebacker. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The bond formed among our band of brothers and the lifelong friendships. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Wide receiver. They get all the love and attention in games. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Being a Man For Others and a person that most people can count on. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Brothers • My favorite motivational expression is...“Who’s going to carry the boats?” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Basketball, because the atmosphere that the sport draws is fun and exciting. • Before I graduate, I want to...have the best senior season possible.

• Favorite Sports Movie: Remember the Titans • Favorite Football Movie: Remember the Titans Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, Tyreek Hill. • Favorite College team: Oklahoma Sooners.

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CLASS OF 2024 PLAYER PROFILES

DREW NOONAN • LINEBACKER

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My family. Everyone around me played, and we always watch college football and the Dallas Cowboys. When the opportunity to play presented itself, I took it and never looked back. • Funniest Football Moment: I dove over an opposing player to make a tackle. Someone filmed it, and it earned me the nickname “Super Noonan”. • Proudest Football Moment: Being asked to be a part of the 12th Man Leadership Group during my sophomore year. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: Summer workouts. There is something special about getting up and getting to work. Seeing everyone encourage their teammates to be the best fills me with joy. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Safety. Being able to see the field aligns with my play style, and I enjoy being able to run down the opponent and tackle with force. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Performing to your fullest potential. Whether it be your relationship with God, your family, the classroom or the football field, a Ranger tries his hardest to improve his competence and rejoices when faced with opposition, because he knows that God has a plan for him.

• If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: The Boys in Blue & Gold • My favorite motivational expression is...“The grass is greener when you water it.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Basketball. I’ve enjoyed playing with family and friends and I enjoy the team aspect of it. • Before I graduate, I want to...lead a talk on a Kairos retreat. Kairos helped frame my relationship with God during my junior year. It was a formative experience and one I wish to share with my peers.

• Favorite Sports Movie: Coach Carter • Favorite Football Movie: Remember the Titans Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, Luke Kuechly. • Favorite College team: SMU Mustangs.

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My dad and brother. They loved the game and I wanted to experience it. I watched a lot of football with them, especially when going to my brother’s games, and I wanted to be on the field and play it. • Funniest Football Moment: The offensive line messing around before practice and arguing over food.

• Proudest Football Moment: When I was named to the leadership committee. I was really happy that my teammates looked up to me and that I was now a bigger leader on the team. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: That good work ethic is needed for success. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Running back. I would love to run the ball and have a shot at running into the end zone and scoring a touchdown. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Wearing the shield with pride, always being happy and providing a helping hand in the world. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Do the Little Things Right • My favorite motivational expression is...“You miss 100 percent of the shots you don’t take.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Baseball. I stopped playing in elementary school but I think it’s a fun sport. I loved being a pitcher and think I’d enjoy it if I made it my main job. • Before I graduate, I want to...squat 500 pounds. • Favorite Sports Movie: The Sandlot • Favorite Football Movie: Friday Night Lights Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, Tony Romo. • Favorite College team: Notre Dame Fighting Irish.

29 • CONNOR RANEY • DEFENSIVE BACK

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? Barry Sanders, because of his jukes and his running ability. • Funniest Football Moment: Just being in the locker room. • Proudest Football Moment: Catching a game-winning interception during my freshman year, and earning a spot on varsity during my sophomore year. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The friends I’ve made. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Running back. No one can tackle me, and I would tear the defense in half with my moves. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Being an athlete and having an unbreakable spirit. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Brotherhood • My favorite motivational expression is...“Fear nothing.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Basketball. It would be fun to make plays on the court.

• Before I graduate, I want to...be named to the all-district first team.

• Favorite Sports Movie: The Blind Side • Favorite Football Movie: The Blind Side Favorite NFL team, players: Baltimore Ravens, Joe Flacco and Ray Lewis. • Favorite College team: Iowa Hawkeyes.

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Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My mom gave me two options, either join a jump rope class or try out for the football team. I picked football without ever hearing of the game or being inspired by a specific person. • Funniest Football Moment: During youth ball, I got behind the line and didn’t know whether the quarterback or running back had the ball, so I did what any normal person would do. I wrapped up both to solidify a tackle for loss. • Proudest Football Moment: Beating Lake Highlands in two narrow games during my sophomore and junior seasons. A close second is earning my first offer this summer. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: Being with my brothers who have shared the blood, sweat and tears to become not just great players but a winning team that could take on any opponent while learning life lessons along the way. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Quarterback, because I have a solid arm and I think that my time on defense would allow me to diagnose the defense more efficiently. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Acting as a player who strives to go above and beyond in everything they do. He can act as a shoulder that his teammates must be able to lean on no matter what. Off the field, they must embody a true student-athlete who distinguishes themselves as an exemplary scholar. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: The Eternal Brotherhood: Fear Nothing • My favorite motivational expression is...“Be like a duck.” or “Some people want it to happen, some wish it would happen, others make it happen.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Basketball. I have grown up watching LeBron James, my favorite player of all time, and it would be cool to be talented in that sport. • Before I graduate, I want to...go deep in the playoffs, earn first team all-district and get a Division I offer. • Favorite Sports Movie: Coach Carter • Favorite Football Movie: Remember the Titans Favorite NFL team, players: Cincinnati Bengals, Aaron Donald and Patrick Mahomes. • Favorite College team: Ohio State Buckeyes.

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• CHRISTOPHER SIMINGTON • DEFENSIVE LINE

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5 • LOGAN THOMPSON • LINEBACKER

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My dad. He’s been a football coach and player his whole life. Since the day I was born, football has been a part of my life and it has been a way that my dad and I have been able to bond. • Funniest Football Moment: Watching a teammate take on the wing challenge at Buffalo Wild Wings. • Proudest Football Moment: Beating Lake Highlands in 2021. We dedicated the game to one of my close teammates’ father, and I happened to play a part in the final play of the game. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The memories and struggles that my teammates and I have gone through together. They are key moments that connect us for life. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Quarterback. I was a quarterback for most of my life until I had a shoulder injury. I do still ask Coach Hickman to give me a shot every now and then. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Upholding the standard of excellence on and off the field. It means that we’re held to a higher standard because we’re representatives of our school and team. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Fear Nothing

• My favorite motivational expression is...“Everyone wants to be great until it’s time to put the work in.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Lacrosse. Something about the game appeals to me. Whether it’s the style or energy, I wish I would’ve played it in high school. • Before I graduate, I want to...beat Highland Park. • Favorite Sports Movie: Moneyball. • Favorite Football Movie: Friday Night Lights. Favorite NFL team, players: Dallas Cowboys, Micah Parsons. • Favorite College team: Notre Dame Fighting Irish.

50 • MATTHEW TOKER • OFFENSIVE LINE

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My mom. She wanted me to be active in middle school. • Funniest Football Moment: Impersonating one of our coaches during offensive film in spring ball. • Proudest Football Moment: Getting into a game as a sophomore against Irving and recording five tackles. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The atmosphere. It is unmatchable, and the brotherhood formed while playing football for Jesuit will last the rest of my life. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Running back. Since I started to play rugby, I’ve yearned for the ball and if I got the chance, I would be an amazing fullback and score touchdowns. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Being a leader for the community and being an example for others to model themselves after. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Discipline and Leadership • My favorite motivational expression is...“Non Tiembo Mala”, which is Latin for “I will fear no evil.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Rugby. It has a lot of similarities to football and I really enjoy it. • Before I graduate, I want to...beat Highland Park, win district and earn all-district honors at either guard or nose guard . • Favorite Sports Movie: Coach Carter. • Favorite Football Movie: The Longest Yard. Favorite NFL team, players: New Orleans Saints, Rob Gronkowski and Drew Brees. • Favorite College team: LSU Tigers.

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? I found the sport interesting, and I’ve been good at it ever since I began playing. • Funniest Football Moment: I was about to score a pick-six in middle school against Prince of Peace, but I got tackled at the one-yard line. • Proudest Football Moment: Earning a spot on the varsity team. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: Waking up every morning with my brothers. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Running back. I’m not fast, but I am quick and I have hands like glue. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Being a leader and treating everyone with respect. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Brothers For Others • My favorite motivational expression is...“Don’t think, just do.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Basketball. I have loved the game and it was my favorite sport when I was younger. • Before I graduate, I want to...beat Highland Park. • Favorite Sports Movie: The Blind Side. • Favorite Football Movie: The Blind Side. Favorite NFL team, players: Denver Broncos, Josh Allen. • Favorite College team: Ole Miss Rebels or TCU Horned Frogs.

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Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My dad and brothers. They all played and talked about how much fun it was to play. • Funniest Football Moment: Getting blindsided by a senior when I was a freshman on scout offense. • Proudest Football Moment: Scoring a touchdown and getting approval from Coach Pointer. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The brothers that I have made along this journey. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Cornerback. It looks fun. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Setting the example. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Band of Brothers • My favorite motivational expression is...“No pain, no gain.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Rugby. It’s the other sport that I compete in at Jesuit, and it is amazing to play. • Before I graduate, I want to...win state in rugby. • Favorite Sports Movie: The Longest Yard. • Favorite Football Movie: Remember the Titans. Favorite NFL team, players: Dallas Cowboys, Tony Pollard. • Favorite College team: Texas A&M Aggies.

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20 • SEAN WATSON • DEFENSIVE BACK

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? Dez Bryant. He was the best wide receiver on my favorite team. • Funniest Football Moment: I scored a touchdown as a running back freshman year, then was flagged for unsportsmanlike conduct due to my celebration. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: Playing ranger ball. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Wide receiver. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Being the best player that you can be. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Being a Ranger • My favorite motivational expression is...“Hard work outweighs talent.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Basketball. It’s very fun to play. • Favorite Sports Movie: The Longest Yard. • Favorite Football Movie: The Longest Yard. Favorite NFL team, players: Dallas Cowboys, Dez Bryant. • Favorite College team: Texas A&M Aggies.

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Who were you inspired to play football by and why? Ray Lewis, my dad, and the idea that you can hit someone and not get in trouble in a game. • Funniest Football Moment: Seeing two of my coaches battle during an Oklahoma Drill. • Proudest Football Moment: I don’t have one yet. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The family created from playing alongside my brothers. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Cornerback or safety. It was what I used to play as a child. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Being able to say that I play for my brothers and play with pride. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: The One Everyone Counted Out • My favorite motivational expression is...“Be the person that you want to be in the future now.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Basketball. It is the other sport that I have loved since I was a kid. • Before I graduate, I want to...prove myself and redeem myself. • Favorite Sports Movie: The Sandlot. • Favorite Football Movie: Remember the Titans. Favorite NFL team, players: Dallas Cowboys, Devonta Smith. • Favorite College team: Texas Longhorns.

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My older brother. I am extremely competitive and found the sport fun, so when I saw my brother doing well I was determined to beat him. • Funniest Football Moment: During freshman year, a teammate ran a post route and collided with Coach Henly. • Proudest Football Moment: Defending the last drive against Lake Highlands last year and not letting the Wildcats score. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The rush of excitement I get from competing in a game. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Safety, because of the flying hits you get coming from 12 yards down field. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Building a bond as brothers through competing together. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: 6 A.M • My favorite motivational expression is...“Compete.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Golf. It’s relaxing and you can play the sport for a long time. • Before I graduate, I want to...dump a Gatorade bucket on Coach Woods. • Favorite Sports Movie: Rudy. • Favorite Football Movie: The Waterboy. Favorite NFL team, players: Dallas Cowboys, Ray Lewis. • Favorite College team: Notre Dame Fighting Irish.

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Sixth Row: Paul Wachsman, Jack Garrett, Marco Sotelo, Griffin Powell, Sammy McFarland, Tristen Bird, Connor Raney, Dawud Crooms, Arsen Ventura, Ryan Engelhardt, Nico Rice

Seventh Row: Coach Charles Hinton, Jr., Coach Patrick Rhatican ’09, Luke O’Brien, William Spicer, Coach Giuliano Sanchez, Coach Paul Maturi, Coach Charlie DeLong

Bottom Row: Coach Corey Pointer, Coach Don Woods, Coach Brandon Hickman, Coach John Livingstone, Coach Billy Thompson Not Pictured: Henry Dunn, Jude Kruse, John Keeton Parish

2023 VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE & OPPONENTS

IMPORTANT DATES

2023 VARSITY OPPONENT SCHEDULES

HIGHLAND PARK BERKNER NIMITZ MACARTHUR RICHARDSON

48 • Matthew Alcala-Frederick Jr. • LB

19 • Blake Aldrine Sr. • WR

47 • Jorge Barrenechea Jr. • DB

7 • Drew Betts Sr. • DB

34 • Julien Bird Jr. • LB

33 • Dawud Crooms Jr. • DB

4 • Cooper Cutler Capt. • Sr. • WR

12 • Walker Davis Sr. • WR

55 • Phoenix Derichsweiler Jr. • OL

42 • Dylan Drennan Sr. • K • P

28 • Tristen Bird Sr. • LB

14 • Blake Bodnar Jr. • WR

24 • Henry Bourret Jr. • WR

38 • Cole Carlton Jr. • DB

90 • Cason Clarke Jr. • DL

59 • Henry Dunn Jr. • LB

26 • Ryan Engelhardt Jr. • RB

53 • Graham Fellows Jr. • LB

30

• Sebastian Ferraez Jr. • WR

82 • Beck Gannon Jr. • DB

40 • Jack Garrett Jr. • DB

3 • Cade Gill Jr. • DL

91 • Johnathan Hagood Jr. • DL

89 • Cole Hatzmann Jr. • DL

1 • Dolen Hedrick Sr. • WR

13 • Jaeger Krauss Jr. • WR • QB

83 • Jude Kruse Jr. • WR

72 • Allen Lesher Sr. • OL

2 • Fredrick Lucky Sr. • DB

73 • Michael Martin Jr. • OL

31 • Jesse Jenkins Jr. • DB

37 • Merritt Johnson Jr. • DB

11 • Entonyo Jones, Jr. Sr. • LB

99 • Marty Jones Jr. • DL

18 • Jett Kipness Jr. • DB

27 • Sammy McFarland Sr. • DB

36 • Jack McGoldrick Jr. • DB

17

• Noah McGough Jr. • K • P

88

• Everett Menke Jr. • DB

98 • Reid Miller Jr. • DL

71 • Liam Murray Jr. • OL

8 • Bobby Musso Capt. • Sr. • LB

16 • Will Naughton Jr. • QB

23 • Drew Noonan Sr. • LB

70 • Kane Murray Jr. • DL

9 • Charlie Peters Jr. • QB

66 • Ben Petroff Sr. • OL

45 • Jack Phillips Jr. • LB

52 • Griffin Powell Jr. • OL

49 • John Keeton Parrish Jr. • DB

77 • Cooper Quinlan Jr. • OL

29 • Connor Raney Sr. • DB

51 • Joseph Sargis Jr. • OL

94 • Parker Sherman So. • DL

15 • Robert Prager Jr. • DB

32 • Cooper Smith Jr. • LB

43 • Marco Sotelo Jr. • DB

58 • Luke Steinhart Jr. • LB

85 • Brannon Suchala Jr. • DL

92 • Christopher Simington Capt. • Sr. • DL

50 • Matthew Toker Sr. • OL

25 • Arsen Ventura Jr. • DB

74 • Jay Verschoyle Sr. • OL

35 • Thomas Villalba Sr. • RB

5 • Logan Thompson Capt. • Sr. • LB

20

• Sean Watson Sr. • DB

41 • Lucas White Jr. • LB

10

• Quentin Williams Sr. • WR

22 • Zane Williams Jr. • RB

39 • Caleb Von Lehmden Jr. • DB

54 • Grayson Wombacher Capt. • Sr. • LB

81 • Jack Yeskie Jr. • WR

2023 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

JUNIOR VARSITY GOLD SCHEDULE

JUNIOR VARSITY BLUE SCHEDULE

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 2024!

JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL STUDENT-ATHLETES

22 • Ethan Albus So. • RB

67 • Sebastian Alvarez So. • OL

60 • Thomas Andrews So. • OL

12 • Beck Berry So. • QB

6 • Harlan Beucler So. • WR

73 • Brayden Bodnar So. • DL

27 • Chauncey Bullard So. • DB

34 • Travis Cantu So. • OL

77 • Flynn Carroll So. • DL

16 • Carter Casey So. • WR

55 • Luke Cutler So. • OL

42 • Noah Drennan So. • K

23 • Mark Edaki So. • DB

69 • Leo Fernandez So. • LB

52 • John Fimian So. • DL

28 • Jackson Galante So. • WR

13 • Luke Goodman So. • WR

9 • Yates Grabham So. • LB

20

• Jackson Gregg So. • WR

76 • Ryan Hagood So. • DL

33 • Luke Bloodworth So. • WR

64 • Nicholas Hajovsky So. • OL

30 • Gavin Hallett So. • LB

31 • Brayden Higginbotham So. • K • P

80 • Drew Hilliard So. • WR

32 • Dylan Hover So. • K • P

45 • Gabriel James So. • LB

8 • James Jorgensen So. • WR

4 • Cade Kirby So. • WR

3 • Cooper Kirby So. • LB

72

• Tony Kohler So. • OL

81 • Tanner Krug So. • DL

61 • Wesley Lancaster So. • OL

15 • Kyler Lee So. • WR

62 • Luke Lesher So. • OL

51 • Price MacFadyen So. • DL

11 • Lucas Mayer So. • WR

49 • Charlie McCracken So. • LB

10

• Cooper McGough So. • DB • K

74 • Major McMullen So. • DL

38 • Nil Monet So. • RB

50 • Paddy Jacquart So. • LB

26 • Josiah Montalvo So. • DB

65 • Dutch Murzin So. • OL

48 • Joe Norman So. • LB

53 • Jack Odom So. • LB

71 • Bryce Patterson So. • OL

39 • Cabe Weissmueller So. • DB

70 • Cole Wilson So. • OL

43 • Aidan Wittenberg So. • RB

24 • Cole Wombacher So. • LB

40 • Noah Zafereo So. • LB

29 • Nick Pregler So. • DB

19 • Caeden Profitt So. • WR

25

• Ben Quinn So. • DB

37 • Tristan Quintana So. • DB

14

• Alec Ramon So. • DB

36 • Shepard Platt So. • LB

75 • Adam Seal So. • DL

68 • Matthew Spiegel So. • OL

57 • Emmanuel Uzor So. • DL

35 • Andres Veloz So. • LB

5 • Chad Watson So. • DB

54 • Bobby Scichili So. • OL

ROSTER

2023 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

FRESHMAN GOLD SCHEDULE

FRESHMAN BLUE SCHEDULE

FRESHMAN WHITE SCHEDULE

FRESHMAN FOOTBALL STUDENT-ATHLETES

Andres Acosta Fr. • WR

Grant Adee Fr. • DL

Mauricio Aguilar Fr. • WR

Lake Alexander Fr. • LB

Leeland Allen Fr. • WR

Ben Archer Fr. • WR

Tate Archie Sr. • OL

Benton Arthur Fr. • DB

Will Bachman Fr. • LB

Alex Barrenechea Fr. • LB

Dash Boon Fr. • OL

Jack Bourret Fr. • WR

Charlie Boyd Fr. • OL

Jackson Boyd Fr. • DB

Chase Brown Fr. • DB

A.J. Campbell Jr. • RB

Theron Campiti Fr. • WR

Jack Corby Fr. • RB

Barnaby Cox Fr. • OL

Jadon Crooms Fr. • WR

Jackson Cruz Fr. • WR

Ty Daboub Fr. • WR

Roman Derichsweiler Fr. • DB

Holt Devening Fr. • QB

Samuel DiMarco Fr. • DL

Kian Esfahani Fr. • DB

Elliot Evans Fr. • DL

Jonathan Evans Fr. • WR

Preston Farragut Fr. • WR

J.C. Fife Fr. • LB

Dean Gafford Fr. • LB

Jackson Gair Fr. • RB

Max Galante Fr. • OL

Grant Garcia Fr. • DB

Rhys Garrick Fr. • DB

Matthew Gerst Fr. • OL

Graham Gilbert Fr. • WR

Kendall Goostree Fr. • QB

Colin Grant Fr. • WR

Charlie Gray-Gonfalone Fr. • LB

Will Green Fr. • WR

George Hail Fr. • DB

Christopher Hanners Fr. • DB

Jud Harris Fr. • RB

Hunter Helm Fr. • DL

Miles Hendricks Fr. • QB

James Henn Fr. • DB

Andrew Hernandez Fr. • LB

Holden Higginbotham Fr. • LB

Nathan Hofmann Fr. • WR

Beau Johnson Fr. • LB

Cole Johnson Fr. • DL

Sage Jones Fr. • WR

Christian Karlseng Fr. • DL

Henry King Fr. • RB

Reid Kirkland Fr. • QB

Clayton Kline Fr. • LB

Benjamin Knudson Fr. • DL

Joseph Konings Fr. • WR

Jacoby Kowal Fr. • WR

Erik Landis Fr. • OL

Ryan Lastelick Fr. • OL

Nathan Leavell Fr. • DB

Eli Long Fr. • LB

Miles Maestri Fr. • OL

JP Malone Fr. • WR

Lucca Martinelli Fr. • OL

Christian McCaffrey Fr. • QB

Michael McCoy Fr. • DL

Simon McGoldrick Fr. • LB

Henry McLochlin Fr. • DB

Christopher Melle Fr. • OL

Finn Murphy Fr. • WR

Kai Murphy Fr. • DL

Brandon Laurent Fr. • WR

Jackson Long Fr. • WR

Miguel Lopez Fr. • DB

Ethan Lucido Fr. • WR

Reid Macy Fr. • DB

Cade Madden Fr. • LB

FRESHMAN FOOTBALL STUDENT-ATHLETES

Mack Murphy Fr. • DB

Mason Muskovich Fr. • OL

Bernie O’Brien Fr. • OL

Milad Orapeza Fr. • OL

Tristan Osler Fr. • DB

Brady Place Fr. • WR

Oliver Prieur Fr. • DB

Winston Quinn Fr. • WR

Kylen Renteria Fr. • DL

Maxwell Reynolds Fr. • DB

Gavin Riley Fr. • WR

Braulio Rios Fr. • DB

Taylor Ripley Fr. • OL

Ford Roberts Fr. • OL

Britt Rumpler Fr. • DL

Oliver Owens Fr. • DB

Colton Patterson Fr. • RB

Cooper Patton Fr. • DL

Luke Peters Fr. • LB

Ben Phillips Fr. • QB

Cason Sanford Fr. • WR

Jack Schar Fr. • WR

Will Schardin Fr. • WR

Henry Sears Fr. • DB

Levi Secker Fr. • DB

Andrew Skarbek Fr. • DB

Miller Stevenson Fr. • DB

Max Smith Fr. • WR

Thomas Strand Fr. • DB

Christian Strempek Fr. • LB

Joaquin Suarez Soto Fr. • DB

Jack Swindle Fr. • LB

Jake Taber Fr. • DL

Beckett Thornton Fr. • RB

Harry Tilden Fr. • WR

Sunil Shah Fr. • WR

Sam Shaner Fr. • DB

Will Shaner Fr. • LB

Hudson Short Fr. • DL

Jack Simons Fr. • DB

FRESHMAN FOOTBALL STUDENT-ATHLETES

Greyson Townsend Fr. • LB

Sebastian Vallejo Fr. • LB

Joshua VanDenBerg Fr. • DB

Andres Vann Fr. • DB

Cade Vopni Fr. • WR

Wilson Watkins Fr. • DL

Henry Webb Fr. • LB

Nelson Webb Fr. • OL

Nolan Whalen Fr. • OL

Colton Wilson Fr. • LB

Luke Wolters Fr. • WR

Michael Woram Fr. • DL

Jonathan Wrightsman Fr. • DL

Hudson Yeskie Fr. • WR

Brady Zeck Fr. • DL

Jackson Waguespack Fr. • OL

Sutton Wall Fr. • DB

Hatton Walls Fr. • DB

Noah Walsh Fr. • OL

Jack Warren Fr. • DB

2023-24 JESUIT DALLAS RANGERETTES

Thompson, Reese Walsh, Rebecca Weaver, Sophie Shuck, Virginia McKee, Dylan Mize

Front Row: Junior Lieutenant Catherine Eakes, Senior Lieutenant Claire Savage, Junior Lieutenant Cate Tiffany, Captain Allie Tepera, First Lieutenant Christina Antoon, Junior Lieutenant Sadie Johnson, Senior Lieutenant Jamie Duda, Junior Lieutenant Claire Whitworth Not Pictured: Emily Kidd, Seville Laird, Wesley McMillan, Marley Shepherd, Liliana Toudouze, Katherine Townsend, Riley Westerburg, Anna White

2023-24

Back Row: Alex Jones, Madeline Bazan, Lucy Williams, Claire Davis, Catherine Wilmer, Julia Woods, Ellie Allen, Molly Jackson, Brooke Reike, Polina Slater, Lanie Wootton, Natalie Cerone, Maya Stewart

Second Row: Giselle Bouman, Kenna Murphy, Rachel Rader, Isabella Bledsoe, May Bai, Ana Torres, Ava Stewart, Denning

JESUIT DALLAS RANGERETTE OFFICERS

From L to R: Junior Lieutenant Catherine Eakes, Senior Lieutenant Claire Savage, Junior Lieutenant Cate Tiffany, Captain Allie Tepera, Junior Lieutenant Sadie Johnson, First Lieutenant Christina Antoon, Junior Lieutenant Claire Whitworth, Senior Lieutenant Jamie Duda

SOCIAL COUNCIL

ELITE TEAM

Back Row: Isabella Bledsoe, Maya Stewart, Molly Jackson, Rebecca Weaver Middle Row: Ana Torres, Natalie Cerone, Ava Stewart

Front Row: Brooke Reike, Lanie Wootton, Ellie Allen, Reese Walsh Not Pictured: Emily Kidd, Liliana Toudouze, Marley Shepherd

Back Row: Junior Lieutenant Catherine Eakes, Junior Lieutenant Cate Tiffany, Junior Lieutenant Sadie Johnson, Junior Lieutenant Claire Whitworth Middle Row: Natalie Cerone, Brooke Reike, Denning Thompson

Front Row: Senior Lieutenant, Captain Allie Tepera, First Lieutenant Christina Antoon, Senior Lieutenant Jamie Duda Not Pictured: Riley Westerburg

ALLIE’S SQUAD

CATE’S SQUAD

From L to R: Julia Woods, Ana Torres, Captain Allie Tepera, Denning Thompson, Reese Walsh Not Pictured: Seville Laird

Back Row: Giselle Bouman

Front Row: Alex Jones, Junior Lieutenant Cate Tiffany, Molly Jackson Not Pictured: Anna White

CATHERINE’S SQUAD

CHRISTINA’S SQUAD

From L to R: May Bai, Ellie Allen, Junior Lieutenant Catherine Eakes, Polina Slater, Sophie Shuck

Back Row: Virginia McKee

Front Row: Catherine Wilmer, First Lieutenant Christina Antoon, Brooke Reike Not Pictured: Liliana Toudouze, Wesley McMillan

CLAIRE SAVAGE’S SQUAD

CLAIRE WHITWORTH’S SQUAD

Back Row: Lanie Wootton

Front Row: Kenna Murphy, Senior Lieutenant Claire Savage, Natalie Cerone Not Pictured: Riley Westerburg

Top Row: Claire Davis

Bottom Row: Lucy Williams, Junior Lieutenant Claire Whitworth, Maya Stewart Not Pictured: Marley Shepherd

JAMIE’S SQUAD

SADIE’S SQUAD

Top Row: Dylan Mize

Bottom Row: Rebecca Weaver, Senior Lieutenant Jamie Duda, Ava Stewart Not Pictured: Emily Kidd

Back Row: Madeline Bazan

Front Row: Isabella Bledsoe, Junior Lieutenant Sadie Johnson, Rachel Rader Not Pictured: Katherine Townsend

wishing you an amazing wishing you an amazing you amazing senior season - we are senior season - we are seasonso proud of you so proud of you proud you go RANGERS! go RANGERS! RANGERS!

-- DAD, MOM, KATIE, WILL & WES DAD, MOM, KATIE, WILL & WES DAD, WILL & WES

Ellie Allen Senior

Christina Antoon Senior First Lieutenant

May Bai Sophomore

Madeline Bazan Freshman

Isabella Bledsoe Sophomore

Giselle Bouman Freshman Manager

Natalie Cerone Junior

Claire Davis Freshman

Jamie Duda Senior Senior Lieutenant

Catherine Eakes Junior Junior Lieutenant

Molly Jackson Sophomore

Sadie Johnson Junior Junior Lieutenant

Alex Jones Senior

Emily Kidd Junior Seville Laird Freshman

Virginia McKee Freshman

Wesley McMillan Freshman

Dylan Mize Freshman

Kenna Murphy Freshman

Rachel Rader Senior

Brooke Reike Junior

Claire Savage Senior Senior Lieutenant

Marley Shepherd Senior

Sophie Shuck Sophomore

Polina Slater Freshman

Ava Stewart Junior

Maya Stewart Sophomore

Allie Tepera Senior Captain Denning Thompson Sophomore

Cate Tiffany Junior Junior Lieutenant

Claire Whitworth Junior Junior Lieutenant

Lucy Williams Freshman

Catherine Wilmer Freshman

Julia Woods Freshman

Lanie Wootton Senior

Ana Torres Sophomore

Liliana Toudouze Junior

Katherine Townsend Freshman

Reese Walsh Junior

Rebecca Weaver Sophomore

Riley Westerburg Sophomore

Anna White Freshman

Front

2023-24 JESUIT DALLAS VARSITY CHEERLEADING TEAM

Top Row: Audrey Cox, Flora Bland, Audrey Nims, Annabelle Graham, Samantha Clark, Emma Loring

Middle Row: Mary Jane Neuhoff, Kasey Barsch, Emily Sisk, Haley Jensen, Angelina DeVita, Ava Leonard, Lizzie Furlong, Lauren Sargis, Claire Keeley, Gable George

Olivia Isbell, Delaney Cabrera, Andrea Ghisoli, Ella Kuehler, Gianna

2023-24 JESUIT DALLAS JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADING TEAM

Back Row: Kate Judson, Lila Methvin, Dylan Hernandez, Addison Kayanan, Mary White, Royce Cooper, Jane Bourret

Middle Row: Siever McCullough, Kennedy Keough, Emma Graham, Kate Kruse, Mary-Michael Shuff, Cate O’Brien, Hope Lamont

Front Row: Lauren Cooper, Sofi Jorge, Finley Kent, Stella Rossics, Charlotte Kimble, Sophie Stewart, Riley Jones, Sarah Kelton

Row:

Ferri, Amelia Bruty, Allie Gregory

Kasey Barsch Junior Flora Bland Junior

Amelia Bruty Senior

Delaney Cabrera Senior

Samantha Clark Junior

Audrey Cox Junior

Angelina DeVita Senior

Gianna Ferri Senior • Captain Lizzie Furlong Junior

Gable George Junior

Andrea Ghisoli Senior • Captain

Annabelle Graham Junior

Allie Gregory Senior

Olivia Isbell Senior

Haley Jensen Senior

Claire Keeley Junior

Ella Kuehler Senior • Captain

Ava Leonard Senior

Emma Loring Junior

Mary Jane Neuhoff Junior

Audrey Nims Junior

Lauren Sargis Junior

Emily Sisk Junior

JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADING ROSTER

Jane Bourret Freshman

Lauren Cooper Sophomore

Royce Cooper Freshman

Emma Graham Freshman

Dylan Hernandez Freshman

Riley Jones Sophomore

Sofi Jorge Sophomore

Kate Judson Freshman

Addison Kayanan Freshman

Sarah Kelton Sophomore

Finley Kent Sophomore

Kennedy Keough Freshman

Charlotte Kimble Sophomore

Kate Kruse Freshman

Hope Lamont Freshman

Siever McCullough Freshman

Lila Methvin Freshman

Cate O’Brien Freshman

Stella Rossics Sophomore

Mary-Michael Shuff Freshman

Sophie Stewart Sophomore

Mary White Freshman

JESUIT DALLAS VARSITY CHEER CAPTAINS

(FROM L TO R:): Gianna Ferri, Ella Kuehler, Andrea Ghisoli

2023-24 JESUIT DALLAS CHEER COACHING STAFF:

From Left to Right: Head Coach Laura Sayers, Assistant Coach Scott Gambrel ’09, Assistant Coach Kendra Sawyer, Assistant Coach Crystal Joschko

2023-24 JESUIT-URSULINE RANGER

BAND

Carrell Clinic’s specialty-trained doctors proudly provide Jesuit athletes—and their family and fans—with the specialized orthopaedic and sports medicine care they need to stay in the game.

To schedule an appointment with one of Carrell Clinic’s world-class leaders, please call (214) 256-1950.

Wayne Z. Burkhead, Jr., M.D.

John A. Baker, M.D.

James R. Sackett, M.D.

Daniel E. Cooper, M.D.

Paul C. Peters, Jr., M.D.

Andrew B. Dossett, M.D.*

Eugene E. Curry, M.D.

Daniel A. Worrel, M.D.

Kurt J. Kitziger, M.D.**

Andrew L. Clavenna, M.D.

Mark S. Muller, M.D.

Todd C. Moen, M.D.

J. Carr Vineyard, M.D.

M. Michael Khair, M.D.

William R. Hotchkiss, M.D.

J. Field Scovell, III, M.D.

Jason S. Klein, M.D.

Brian P. Gladnick, M.D.

Bradford S. Waddell, M.D.

William A. Robinson, M.D.

Holt S. Cutler, M.D.

Tyler R. Youngman, M.D.

*Jesuit Alumnus – Shreveport **Jesuit Alumnus – New Orleans

JESUIT-URSULINE RANGER BAND

Wills

Third Row: Abram Hunt, Mary Borkowski, Lucas Cruz, Gibson Goodno, Brandon Bang, Ryan Fitzgerald

Fourth Row: Sophia McShane, Celeste Theriot, Emma Morales, Hannah Fonteneau, Alejandro Calvo, Luke Patterson, Mr. Donovan Putnam

Fifth Row: Brandon Gibson, James Corrigan, Kaden Handoko, Nicholas Albaugh, Ethan Senen, Lucia Luschek, Ethan Tavares, Mr. Zane Crownover

Sixth Row: Jordan Lam, Adam Peckham, Henry Casey, Ariana Ellis, Luke Thornton, Diego Lesczynski, Kieran Welborne, Ms. Jane Chambers

Seventh Row: Ava Volluz, Jordan Plummer, Channing Croft, Savanna Vanciel

Bottom Row: Alana Rojas, Juliana Copenhaver, Emma Gomar Not Pictured: David Amador, Benjamin Brainard, Allen Zhang

Name Yr. Group

Alice Adam Jr Trumpet

David Amador So. Color Guard

Nicholas Aulbaugh Fr Drumline

Brandon Bang So. Alto Saxophone

Nicholas Bartel Fr French Horn

William Blosser So. Baritone

Mary Borkowski Sr Clarinet

Benjamin Brainard Sr. Trumpet

Alejandro Calvo Jr Drumline

Henry Casey Sr Percussion

Julianna Copenhaver Jr Color Guard

James Corrigan Sr. Drumline

Channing Croft Jr Color Guard

Lucas Cruz So. Tenor Saxophone

Ariana Ellis So. Percussion

Ryan Fitzgerald Fr. Alto Saxophone

Hannah Fonteneau So. Flute

Brandon Gibson Sr Drum Major

Emma Gomar So. Color Guard

Gibson Goodno Fr. Alto Saxophone

Kaden Handoko Fr Drumline

Abram Hunt So. Clarinet

Jordan Lam So. Percussion

Audrey Lavelle Fr French Horn

Name Yr. Group

Diego Lesczynski Jr Percussion

Lucia Luschek So. Drumline

Kyle Ma Sr Trombone

Sophia Mcshane Fr. Flute

Emma Morales Sr Flute

Patrick Murphy Sr Tuba

Luke Patterson So. Drumline

Adam Peckham So. Percussion

Jordan Plummer So. Color Guard

Leonardo Ramirez Jr French Horn

Michelle Rodriguez So. Trombone

Alana Rojas Jr. Color Guard

Ethan Senen So. Drumline

Ethan Tavares Sr Drum Major

Celeste Theriot Jr Flute

Luke Thornton So. Percussion

Savanna Vanciel Jr Color Guard

Joshua Vandenberg Fr Tuba

Ava Volluz Jr Color Guard

Kieran Welborne Sr. Drumline

Thomas Westerman Jr French Horn

Michael Yerrington Sr Trumpet

Allen Zhang So. Clarinet

Top Row: Joshua VanDenBurg,

Blosser, Kyle Ma, Michelle Rodriguez, Patrick Murphy

Second Row: Michael Yerrington, Alice Adam, Leo Ramirez, Nicholas Bartel, Thomas Westerman, Audrey Lavelle

JESUIT-URSULINE RANGER BAND

Alice Adam Jr. • Trumpet

David Amador So. • Color Guard

Nicholas Aulbaugh Fr. • Drumline

Brandon Bang So. • Alto Saxophone

Nicholas Bartel Fr. • French Horn

Wills Blosser So. • Baritone

Mary Borkowski Sr. • Clarinet

Benjamin Brainard Sr. • Trumpet

Alejandro Calvo Jr. • Drumline

Henry Casey Sr. • Percussion

Julianna Copenhaver Jr. • Color Guard

James Corrigan Sr. • Drumline

Channing Croft Jr. • Color Guard

Lucas Cruz So. • Tenor Saxophone

Ariana Ellis So • Percussion

Ryan Fitzgerald Fr. • Alto Saxophone

Hannah Fonteneau So. • Flute

Brandon Gibson Sr. • Drum Major

Emma Gomar So. • Color Gurd

Gibson Goodno Fr. • Alto Saxophone

Kaden Handoko Fr. • Drumline

Abram Hunt So. • Clarinet

Jordan Lam So. • Percussion

Audrey Lavelle Fr. • French Horn

Diego Lesczynski Jr. • Percussion

Lucia Luschek So. • Drumline

Kyle Ma Sr. • Trombone

Sophia McShane Fr. • Flute

Emma Morales Sr. • Flute

Patrick Murphy Sr. • Tuba

Luke Patterson So. • Drumline

Adam Peckham So. • Percussion

Jordan Plummer So. • Color Guard

Leonardo Ramirez Jr. • French Horn

Michelle Rodriguez So. • Trombone

Alana Rojas Jr. • Color Guard

Ethan Senen So. • Drumline

Ethan Tavares Sr. • Drum Major

Celeste Theriot Jr. • Flute

Luke Thornton So. • Percussion

Savanna Vanciel Jr. • Color Guard

Joshua Vandenberg Fr. • Tuba

Ava Volluz Jr. • Color Guard

Kieran Welborne Sr. • Drumline

Thomas Westerman Jr. • French Horn

Michael Yerrington Sr. • Trumpet

Allen Zhang So. • Clarinet