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TABLE OF CONTENTS • ABOUT THE COVER TABLE OF CONTENTS Advertiser Index......................................................................... 4 About Jesuit Dallas..................................................................... 5 Administration & Support Staff................................................... 5 President’s Letter....................................................................... 6 Head Coach Brandon Hickman................................................. 8 Jesuit Dallas Coaching Staff...............................................10-13 Jesuit Dallas Support Staff....................................................... 14 Varsity Position Groups.......................................................18-21 Jesuit Dallas Football Class of 2022...................................24-34 Varsity Football Student-Athletes........................................72-76 Jesuit Dallas Football Radio..................................................... 77
Varsity Roster........................................................................... 78 Varsity Schedule....................................................................... 79 Junior Varsity Roster................................................................ 82 Junior Varsity Schedule............................................................ 83 Junior Varsity Student-Athletes...........................................84-86 Freshman Roster...................................................................... 92 Freshman Schedule.................................................................. 93 Freshman Student-Athletes................................................94-99 Jesuit Dallas Rangerettes................................................104-123 Jesuit Dallas Cheerleaders..............................................126-136 Jesuit-Ursuline Ranger Band..........................................140-145
ABOUT THE COVER For many years, Bill DeOre ’65 has produced the artwork for the Jesuit Dallas football 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 currently sits on the Jesuit Dallas Museum Board of Trustees. Pictured: A cover designed by DeOre for the 2017 Winter edition of the Jesuit Today celebrating the 75th anniversary of Jesuit Dallas.
Throughout his time serving Jesuit Dallas athletics, DeOre has provided artwork for several Jesuit Dallas football milestones. Here are a few examples of Bill’s work over the years:
Jesuit vs. Arlington Aug. 31, 2018
Jesuit vs. Strake Jesuit Oct. 23, 2015
2020 Jesuit Dallas Football Fan Guide Cover
Jesuit vs. Plano East Sept. 9, 2017
Jesuit vs. McKinney Boyd Sept. 28, 2018
Jesuit vs. Rockwall Oct. 2, 2020
Jesuit vs. Richardson Oct. 6, 2017
Jesuit Dallas vs. Coppell Aug. 27, 2004
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ADVERTISER INDEX Bearden Tutoring.............................................................. 90
Manorly Concierge Home Management.......................... 87
Ben-E-Keith Company..................................................... 53
Messick, Peacock and Associates................................... 54
Brodnax Printing............................................................... 16
Midway Hollow Pet Clinic............................................... 120
Campisi’s Restaurants...................................................... 30
Mimi’s Pizzeria................................................................ 123
The Carrell Clinic.............................................................. 66
Mitch Deshotels Real Estate............................................ 68
The Catholic Foundation.................................................. 15
Munck Wilson Mandala, LLP............................................ 36
Chick-fil-A, Inwood........................................................... 80
Payroll Vault.................................................................... 146
ComServ Construction, LLC.......................................... 121
The Plaza at Preston Center............................................. 59
DeGroote Partners......................................................... 148
Prosperity Bank.................................................................. 9
The Down Syndrome Guild of Dallas............................... 71
Raising Cane’s.................................................................. 67
Embassy Suites at Park Central....................................... 91
Ramirez & Associates, PC................................................ 83
Enchilada’s Restaurants................................................... 42
Rodenbaugh’s Flooring America...................................... 65
First National Bank Mortgage.......................................... 46
Rusty Taco........................................................................ 45
Francis Celii Photography................................................ 57
Seeligson & Company, PC............................................... 37
Godat Plastic Surgery...................................................... 68
Spring Creek Barbeque.................................................... 89
Gordon Highlander......................................................... 138
Star Tutoring Centers....................................................... 64
Iron Horse Lacrosse......................................................... 54
Stewart and Arango Oral Surgery..................... Inside Front
Jason Saucedo, Class of 2001........................................ 23
Team Sports & Performance Apparel............................... 50
Jimmy John’s................................................................... 62
Texas Catering.................................................................. 70
Jonathan Alexander Basketball...................................... 118
Village Burger Bar............................................................. 39
Junior Symphony Ball.................................................... 145
Whitney Barsalou - SWBC Mortgage............................... 68
Kwik Kar Inwood............................................... Back Cover
Wingstop.......................................................................... 69
Law Offices of Danny Clancy ’83 & Tim Clancy ’95......... 58
WWA Integrated Wealth Strategy Group............................ 7
Legacy Assurance Plan.................................................... 53
Younger Partners.............................................................. 60
Macklin’s Catering............................................................ 61
PROGRAM CREDITS The 2021 Jesuit Dallas Football Program is a production of the Jesuit Dallas Sports Information Office. Program Designer: Bryan
Montgomery, Sports Information Director. Editorial Team: Aimee French, Heather Holman, James Kramer, Julia Melle, Candice Price. Photography: Jowdy Photography (Football Action Photography), Legacy Studios (Football Photography), Judy Nordseth Photography
(Band Individual Photography), Francis Celii Photography (Football Action Photography), Lisa Manis Photography (Rangerettes Photography), Kendra Sawyer (Cheerleader Photography).
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ABOUT JESUIT DALLAS • ADMINISTRATION AND SUPPORT STAFF
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. Admission to Jesuit Dallas is open to qualified young men of all faiths and denominations, without regard to race or national origin. Prospective students are chosen by an admissions committee on the basis of past school performance, academic and personal recommendations, a competitive entrance examination, a personal interview, and demonstrated promise of future development. In athletics, Jesuit Dallas has claimed 125 team 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 governing body for Texas high school athletics. Since joining the UIL, Jesuit has captured 72 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 won back-to-back Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) titles in 2016 and 2017 before adding its third title in 2021. The crew program routinely ranks as one of the strongest in the country, and has secured seven consecutive berths in the USRowing Youth National Championships.
JESUIT DALLAS ADMINISTRATION AND FOOTBALL SUPPORT STAFF President.......................................................................... Mike Earsing Principal..................................................................... Tom Garrison ’92 Vice President of Advancement........................................... B.J. Antes Vice President of Operations.......................................... 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 Assistant Principal of Student Life...................................Jack Wallace Athletic Director.................................................................. Steve Koch Assistant Athletic Director.......................................................Chris Hill Athletic Administrators....................................................... Pam Murad ........................................................................................ Marcy O’Neill Director of Athletic Performance............................... Giuliano Sanchez Assistant Director of Athletic Performance....................... Nick Sexton Head Athletic Trainer...........................................................Rick Martin Athletic Trainer..................................................................Todd Holmes Athletic Trainer............................................................Dr. Robert Duvall Director of Communications..........................................James Kramer Director of Alumni Relations................................... Sean McMullen ’96 Sports Information Director.................................... Bryan Montgomery Head Football Coach • Offensive Line..................... Brandon Hickman Assistant Head Coach • Inside Linebackers.......................Paul Maturi Offensive Coordinator • Quarterbacks...........................Royce Slechta Defensive Coordinator • Defensive Backs.......................... Don Woods Head Junior Varsity Coach • Defensive Line.......................... Rick Leal
Head Freshman Coach......................................... Bob Wunderlick ’84 Assistant Varsity Coach • Defensive Line..................... Charlie DeLong Assistant Varsity Coach • Wide Receivers.................. Dan Haverkamp Assistant Varsity Coach • Wide Receivers.............. Charles Hinton, Jr. Assistant Varsity Coach • Running Backs....................... Corey Pointer Assistant Varsity Coach • Tight Ends....................Patrick Rhatican ’09 Assistant Varsity Coach • Outside Linebackers........... Billy Thompson Assistant Freshman Coach..........................................Will Aberger ’17 Assistant Freshman Coach............................................... Jose Aquino Assistant Freshman Coach.......................................... Andrew Dondis Assistant Freshman Coach....................................Dean Eikenberg ’17 Assistant Freshman Coach...........................................Sean Gavin ’00 Assistant Freshman Coach.................................................... Bill Henly Assistant Freshman Coach..............................................Ryan Menard Assistant Freshman Coach...........................................Matt Upton ’02 Assistant Freshman Coach..........................................Robert Williams Team Doctor....................................................... Dr. William Robertson Band Directors.......................................................... Donovan Putnam ................................................................................... Zane Crownover Head Cheerleading Coach............................................... Laura Sayers Assistant Cheerleading Coaches.............................Scott Gambrel ’09 ..................................................................................... Kendra Sawyer Director of Rangerettes......................................................Linda Coffin Lone Ranger Director......................................................Joe Wood ’06
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PRESIDENT’S LETTER Dear friends and fans, Welcome to Jesuit Dallas! I am so grateful for our parents, alumni, faculty, and friends for supporting our students, and blessed that our young men are able to showcase their athletic talents while creating a wonderful opportunity for community. As Jesuit educators, we place an emphasis on the formational life lessons learned on the playing fields, in the rehearsal halls, and as members of various clubs, teams, and organizations. We anticipate the upcoming year to be full of great potential for our young men to grow, excel, and benefit from the rigors, challenges, and joys of competition. I would like to remind us all that the success of any Jesuit athletic contest is not measured solely in the score, but in the positive impact these experiences have on developing each of our young men and adding to his formation in all areas described in the Profile of a Graduate: Intellectually Competent, Loving, Religious, Open to Growth, Physically Fit, and Committed to Justice. Our hope is that each young man has availed himself of the opportunities provided by Jesuit, taken his God-given blessings and talents in all the areas of his being, and maximized these gifts in a life that reflects thanksgiving to a good and gracious God. God’s Blessings to each of you and Go Rangers!
Michael A. Earsing President, Jesuit Dallas
THE RANGERS HUDDLE AS A TEAM BEFORE A GAME AGAINST ROCKWALL ON OCT. 2, 2020
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HEAD COACH BRANDON HICKMAN BRANDON HICKMAN • HEAD VARSITY COACH • OFFENSIVE LINE Coach Hickman is entering his 11th season at the helm for the Rangers, and his 17th 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. Hickman secured his 10th playoff berth since taking over the Ranger program last season, as Jesuit finished 2020 with a 7-4 record, including a 7-1 run through District 7-6A. All-State pick Robert Fitzgerald ’22 was named the District Defensive Most Valuable Player, and Hunter Krepp ’22 capped an explosive debut season by earning District Offensive Newcomer of the Year. The 2019 campaign saw Hickman lead one of the most dramatic turnaround seasons in Texas history as Jesuit finished the year with a 6-4 regular season record and upset reigning state champion Longview, 27-25, in the UIL 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. In 2017, the Rangers clinched the bi-district title with a 79-55 win over Lakeview Centennial on Nov. 17, setting a new program scoring record in the process. Hickman coached three all-state selections in Fletcher Rosenbleeth ‘18, Parker Towns ‘18 and E.J. Smith ‘20 while posting an 8-5 overall mark and 7-1 record in district. Smith additionally earned MaxPreps Sophomore All-American and Dallas Morning News Newcomer of the Year honors to conclude an outstanding season. A 7-0 run through District 9-6A awarded Jesuit Dallas its second consecutive district championship in 2016. Key home wins over Coppell (41-10) and Skyline (53-12) set the tone as the Rangers improved their district winning streak to 15 games dating back to 2014. Jesuit closed the season with a slew of major district awards, as Jacob Palisch ’17 earned District Player of the Year honors, Andrew Miskell ’17 was named the Most Valuable Defensive Player and Evan Jackson ’17 picked up Most Valuable Offensive Player plaudits. In total, 21 members of the Blue and Gold earned spots on the all-district team. 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 that snapped the Raiders’ 49-game district winning streak. 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 it stands for and in the way it develops young men.” Coach Hickman has been married to his wife, Amy, for 22 years. They live in McKinney with their son Branson, who is a sophomore football player at Southern Methodist University, and their 14-year old daughter Avery. The Hickmans are members of Saint Jude’s Catholic Community in Allen.
MAJOR UIL DISTRICT AWARD WINNERS UNDER COACH HICKMAN 2020
Robert Fitzgerald ’22
2019
E.J. Smith ’20
2020 2017 2016 2016 2016 2015 2015
Hunter Krepp ’22 E.J. Smith ’20
Evan Jackson ’17
Andrew Miskell ’17 Jacob Palisch ’17 Ryan Brooks ’16
Jacob Palisch ’17
Defensive MVP
2015
John Michael Priddy ’16
Offensive MVP
2013
Bo Schneider ’15
Offensive Newcomer Newcomer of the Year Offensive MVP
Defensive MVP
Player of the Year
Co-Defensive MVP
Most Valuable Player
2014 2012 2012 2012 2011 2011
Bo Schneider ’15 Jake Oliver ’13
J.D. Waggoner ’13
Defensive Newcomer Offensive MVP Offensive MVP Offensive MVP
Defensive MVP
Orion Salters ’14
Offensive Newcomer
Garrett Van de Ven ’13
Offensive Newcomer
Jake Oliver ’13
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JESUIT DALLAS COACHING STAFF PAUL MATURI • ASSISTANT VARSITY HEAD COACH • INSIDE LINEBACKERS Coach Maturi is celebrating his 12th season at Jesuit and his 37th 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. Coach Maturi attended Harding University, where he was a four-year letterman for the football program. 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.
ROYCE SLECHTA • OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR • QUARTERBACKS Slechta enters his third season mentoring the high-powered Jesuit Dallas offense, arriving at Jesuit in 2019 after nine seasons as associate head coach and offensive coordinator at Wylie H.S. Last year, the Jesuit Dallas offense ranked ninth in the area in points per game (44.5), 10th in passing (262.0 ypg) and 11th in total offense (446.3 ypg). Hunter Krepp ’22 was named the District Offensive Newcomer of the Year, and Gage Roy ’22 finished the season ranked sixth in the area with 2,714 passing yards. Throughout his 25-year career, Slechta has coached at the high school and collegiate level. He held his first position at West Texas A&M as the quarterbacks and receivers coach from 1992-97, helping the Buffaloes led the nation in total offense, passing, and scoring in 1994. Slechta also worked at Dalhart, Gainesville, Tascosa, Newman Smith and Sherman before arriving in Wylie. The Pirates captured the program’s first Class 6A bi-district title in 2018, advanced to the state semifinal in 2010, state quarterfinal in 2013, regional semifinal in 2015 and also picked up bi-district titles in 2012 and 2014. Slechta graduated from West Texas A&M in 1993 with a bachelor’s degree in education with certifications in kinesiology, history, and health. He added a master’s degree in health and physical education in 1994 before beginning his professional career. Coach Slechta lives in the Metroplex with his wife Carrie and daughter Sybil.
DON WOODS • DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR • SAFETIES Woods, a two-time state championship coach and 2018 National Football Foundation Assistant High School Coach of the Year, begins his fourth season as defensive coordinator at Jesuit Dallas. Jesuit’s defense ended the 2020 regular season with three straight shutouts, blanking Berkner, 51-0, Irving, 53-0 and Richardson, 42-0 during a run that saw the Rangers hold their final five opponents to a combined 17 points. Robert Fitzgerald ’22 was named the Defensive MVP of District 7-6A, and earned TSWA All-State honors.
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Prior to his arrival at Jesuit, Woods was the defensive coordinator at Highland Park. During Woods’ seven seasons coaching the Scots, he coached 19 all-state selections and won state titles in 2016 and 2017. Woods’ career also included stops at Rockwall Heath, Mesquite John Horn and Lake Highlands. Throughout his career, Woods has coached teams to five state final four
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 beginning his career as a graduate assistant for the ‘Roos during the program’s 1981 NAIA co-national championship season. Don and his wife, Elizabeth, have two sons: Clayton and Austin, who is married to the former Madeline Millender.
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JESUIT DALLAS COACHING STAFF CHARLIE DELONG • ASSISTANT COACH • DEFENSIVE LINE Coach DeLong enters his 42nd season at Jesuit Dallas, mentoring defensive linemen and 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 alongside 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. DeLong earned his 600th career win as a head coach on Feb. 4, 2020 when the Rangers picked up a 1-0 win over Plano. Born in Iowa, DeLong received his bachelor’s degree from the University of Texas at Dallas and resides in Dallas with his wife, Diana.
DAN HAVERKAMP • ASSISTANT COACH • WIDE RECEIVERS Haverkamp enters his second season at Jesuit. Last season, Jesuit’s receiving corps racked up 2,995 yards and 31 touchdowns, led by Hunter Krepp ’22, who was named the District Offensive Newcomer of the Year. Haverkamp arrived at Jesuit after serving as the head coach at Bishop Fenwick High School, where he secured a 14-8 record and led the Falcons to the program’s second playoff win since 1992. Haverkamp was named the Cincinnati Area Division III Coach of the Year by The Cincinnati Enquirer in 2019 after his offense averaged a program record 390.9 yards per game. Haverkamp coached at Saint Xavier H.S. from 2013-18, winning a state title in 2016 and developing seven eventual college football student-athletes, including two quarterbacks who are currently playing in the Big Ten Conference. Haverkamp graduated from the University of Cincinnati in 2010 with a degree in operations management and minor in business analytics. He then earned his master’s degree in secondary education with a certification in integrated mathematics at Xavier University in 2013. In addition to his football duties, Haverkamp teaches math at Jesuit.
CHARLES HINTON, JR. • ASSISTANT COACH • WIDE RECEIVERS Hinton enters his 23rd season at Jesuit Dallas. In addition to his varsity football duties, Hinton serves on the track & field coaching staff. Coach Hinton will mentor a receiving corps that averaged 174.9 reception yards per game while scoring 22 touchdown receptions. A native of Galveston, Texas, Hinton played football and ran track at Texas A&M Kingsville, where he ran the 4x100, 4x200, 4x400 and 100-meter dash. Hinton and his wife, Elizabeth, have seven children.
RICK LEAL • JUNIOR VARSITY HEAD COACH • DEFENSIVE LINE Coach Leal will return to the sidelines this fall for his 27th season with the Jesuit Dallas football program. Last year, Leal led the Jesuit Dallas junior varsity squad to a 9-1 record and is 43-21 over the last seven 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 and Aleia.
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JESUIT DALLAS COACHING STAFF COREY POINTER • ASSISTANT COACH • RUNNING BACKS Coach Pointer enters his 12th season at Jesuit Dallas, where he oversees the team’s running backs. Last season, all-district first team selection Jake Taylor ’21 finished his Jesuit career with a 1,021 yard season, leading a running game that scored 32 touchdowns on the year. 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 and Brooklyn.
PATRICK RHATICAN ’09 • ASSISTANT COACH • TIGHT ENDS Rhatican enters his first season at Jesuit Dallas, where he will serve in a dual role on the football coaching staff as tight ends coach and video coordinator. A 2009 graduate of Jesuit Dallas, Rhatican spent the last eight years as an assistant coach for Trinity University in San Antonio, Texas. 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.
BILLY THOMPSON • ASSISTANT COACH • LINEBACKERS Beginning his ninth season on the sidelines for the Blue and Gold, Thompson teaches freshman English at Jesuit. Thompson has served as an integral part of a defensive unit that anchored the Rangers to seven bidistrict championships between 2012 and 2019, and a 2015 squad that shut out five opponents. Last year, Jesuit shut out its final three regular season opponents and held their final five opponents to a combined 17 points. 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.
BOB WUNDERLICK ’84 • HEAD FRESHMAN COACH Coach Wunderlick enters his 33rd 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), posting an 81-66 record, winning three Texas Christian Interscholastic League (TCIL) State Championships (1997, 1998, 1999) and ushering the Rangers into the UIL. Wunderlick responded to the challenge with a 10-2 record and a share of the UIL District Championship, setting the tone for Jesuit’s impressive rise over the past 17 years. 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. Wunderlick and his wife, Kathleen Sullivan Wunderlick have two children: Maggie and Bobby.
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JESUIT DALLAS COACHING STAFF JOSE AQUINO • FRESHMAN COACH Aquino enters his third 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 is the theology department chair at Jesuit.
DEAN EIKENBERG ’17 • FRESHMAN COACH Eikenberg joins the freshman football staff this season and is a 2017 Jesuit Dallas alumni who is currently a member of the Alumni Service Corps. A former Ranger football standout, Eikenberg was an all-district first team selection in 2016 and attended Baylor University, where he graduated with a bachelor of arts in sociology.
BILL HENLY • FRESHMAN COACH Coach Henly enters his 50th year coaching high school athletes and his 17th year at Jesuit Dallas. Henly is a former AP history teacher at Jesuit and is also a varsity track coach. In 2018, Henly coached Collin Lark ’19 to a state meet appearance in the pole vault. Lark finished fourth at state with a career-best leap of 16’6’’. Henly and his wife Lisa have three children; Danyelle, Grant and Billy.
MATTHEW UPTON ’02 • FRESHMAN COACH Upton begins his fifth year at Jesuit, where he serves as a math teacher, rugby head coach, and freshman football coach. Jesuit’s rugby program finished the 2021 season undefeated and won the Rugby Texas Single School State Championship. 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 daughter, Charlotte.
ANDREW DONDIS • FRESHMAN COACH Dondis joins the Jesuit Dallas football staff for the 2021 season. An educator for 20 years, Dondis is beginning his 16th year at Jesuit as a math teacher. He is a former chair of the math department and spends time during the summer grading AP Calculus exams for The College Board. Dondis has lived in Richardson for the past 15 years with his wife Heather, son Alex, a Jesuit senior and four year member of the football team and his daughter Abby, an Ursuline sophomore.
SEAN GAVIN ’00 • FRESHMAN COACH Gavin begins his 16th year coaching at Jesuit, and 14th on the football staff. In addition to his football duties, Coach Gavin is the assistant varsity coach for the Jesuit baseball team. 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, helping the Rangers become the first private school to win a UIL baseball state title.
RYAN MENARD • FRESHMAN COACH Coach Menard enters his 18th season at Jesuit Dallas, where he also serves as the head wrestling coach. From 1984– 88 Menard wrestled for the University of Nebraska Omaha, an NCAA Div. II program. Menard graduated from the University of South Dakota with a bachelor’s degree in education with a minor in social science. During his time at Jesuit Dallas, the Ranger wrestling program has seen eight grapplers qualify for state, 18 Rangers win individual district championships, and 66 regional qualifiers. Coach Menard lives in Dallas with his two sons.
ROBERT WILLIAMS • FRESHMAN COACH 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 two-time Super Bowl Champion with the Dallas Cowboys.
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JESUIT DALLAS SUPPORT STAFF GIULIANO SANCHEZ • DIRECTOR OF ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE Sanchez will enter his fourth year at Jesuit Dallas, and his third as the director of athletic performance. Joining the staff as the assistant director of athletic performance in 2018, Sanchez served as an intern for the Michigan State strength and conditioning department after stops at Colorado Mesa University, Muir Orthopedic Specialists and the University of Denver. 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 Colorado Mesa University, Sanchez was a two-time team captain and All-Western Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association team selection.
NICK SEXTON • ASST. DIRECTOR OF ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE Sexton enters his third season at Jesuit Dallas after spending six years as a strength and conditioning coach at Nova Southeastern University in Davie, Florida. Sexton also spent time at Florida Atlantic University, Florida State University and was an adjunct professor at Nova Southeastern during the spring 2016 semester. A certified strength and conditioning specialist and sports nutritionist, Sexton earned a bachelor’s degree in exercise science and health promotion in 2012 at Florida Atlantic University before earning his master’s degree in health science with a concentration in sports medicine from Nova Southeastern University in 2015.
WILL ABERGER ’17 • FRESHMAN FOOTBALL ASSISTANT COACH Aberger enters his first year on the Jesuit Dallas staff after graduating from Notre Dame with a bachelor’s degree in biology. A former student athletic trainer for the Fighting Irish football team, Aberger is a member of the Jesuit Dallas Alumni Service Corps. The Alumni Service Corps (ASC) is a volunteer opportunity available to Jesuit Dallas graduates to devote a year of their lives in service and thanksgiving for their Jesuit education. It is a unique opportunity for participants to give back to their alma mater during a year between college and a career or graduate school.
RICK MARTIN • HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER Beginning his 27th 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.
TODD HOLMES • ATHLETIC TRAINER Holmes begins his fifth year on the Ranger athletic training staff. Certified by the National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA) and a Licensed Athletic Trainer (LAT) in the state of Texas, Holmes graduated from the University of Arkansas with a bachelor’s in kinesiology and sports medicine. After a one-year stint as a graduate assistant athletic trainer at Arkansas, Holmes began a 23-year stint as an athletic trainer at Lake Highlands. He also spent one year at Episcopal School of Dallas before arriving at Jesuit. Holmes is the proud father of two daughters, Sydney and Katie.
ROBERT DUVALL • ATHLETIC TRAINER Dr. Duvall begins his second 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 in 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 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 Football Team.
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VARSITY POSITION GROUPS
TEAM CAPTAINS From L to R: Matthew Craycraft, Robert Fitzgerald, Hunter Krepp, Gage Roy
LEADERSHIP COMMITTEE Top Row: Luke Buckner, Luca Costanzo, Jameson Kemp Middle Row: Ford Butler, Matthew Craycraft, Robert Fitzgerald, Hunter Krepp Bottom Row: Jake Musso, Matty Wagner, Jack Tchoukaleff, Joseph Obert, Gage Roy
VARSITY COACHES Top Row: Patrick Rhatican ’09, Charles Hinton, Jr., Rick Leal Middle Row: Corey Pointer, Billy Thompson, Paul Maturi Bottom Row: Don Woods, Brandon Hickman, Dan Haverkamp, Royce Slechta
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VARSITY POSITION GROUPS DEFENSIVE BACKS Top Row: Andrew Charlton, Kyle Benefield, Tyler Baxley Middle Row: Brennan Graham, Cal Whitley, Robert Fitzgerald, Cade Devening Bottom Row: Walker Houdek, Sam White, William Sahadevan, Jordan Mason, Bo Jouette
DEFENSIVE LINE Top Row: Ryan Allred, Evan Bare, Coady Christopher Middle Row: Hayden French, Will Hanrahan, Lucas Hernandez, Jameson Kemp Bottom Row: Adam Wierwille, Scott Shaffer, Jack Pott, Michael Moon, Michael Melle
INSIDE LINEBACKERS Top Row: Austin Graham, Charlie Freeman, Miles Chester Middle Row: Colin Lenhoff, David Long, Patrick Bonner Bottom Row: Jack Tchoukaleff, Luke Selner, Oneal Murray, Blake Miller
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VARSITY POSITION GROUPS OFFENSIVE LINE Top Row: Charlie Borowczak, Luke Boyd, Kenneth Chapital, Jackson Chesney, Davis Claro Middle Row: Luca Costanzo, Matthew Craycraft, Luke Hoops, Ryan Dunham, David Alcala-Frederick Bottom Row: Neil Lancaster, Nathan Morales, Joseph Obert, Alan Villasana, Andrew Wiechman
OUTSIDE LINEBACKERS Top Row: Luke Buckner, Garner Galbraith, Adam Kelly Bottom Row: Brady Kinzer, Kyle Nolan, Grant Peters, Joe Staubach
RUNNING BACKS Top Row: Liam George, Cameron Martin, Reed Pfaffenberger Bottom Row: Coleton Power, Landon Usry, Ryan Wombacher, Willis Zemanek
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VARSITY POSITION GROUPS QUARTERBACKS From L to R: Gage Roy, Charlie Schmidt, Brooks Verschoyle, Will Greenwood
SPECIAL TEAMS Top Row: Ford Butler, Robert Fitzgerald, Charlie Freeman Middle Row: Brennan Graham, Cade Jordan, Hunter Krepp, David Long Bottom Row: Cameron Martin, Jake Musso, Kyle Nolan, Charlie Schmidt, Brooks Verschoyle
WIDE RECEIVERS Top Row: Ford Butler, Alex Dondis, Connor Ehinger, Luke Fawcett, Zach Asche Middle Row: Houston Walker, Hunter Krepp, Cole Jackson, Roark Holman Bottom Row: Cole Younger, Truett Whitley, Matty Wagner, Drew Netherland, Jake Musso
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JESUIT DALLAS FOOTBALL • CLASS OF 2022 90 • RYAN ALLRED • DEFENSIVE LINE Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My Dad inspired me because I was never much of a soccer kid. • Funniest Football Moment: Any time Coach Woods breaks out his dance moves. • Proudest Football Moment: When I blocked a punt for a safety against Irving. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: My teammates. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Tight end. They don’t run much and score touchdowns. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Being a part of something bigger than football. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: 5:30 a.m. • My favorite motivational expression is...the fist pump. • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Closing pitcher in baseball. They bring the heat. • Before I graduate, I want to...become a better man. • Favorite Sports Movie: The Sandlot. • Favorite Football Movie: The Blind Side.• Favorite NFL team, player: Green Bay Packers, J.J. Watt. • Favorite College team: Wisconsin Badgers.
91 • EVAN BARE • DEFENSIVE LINE Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My dad and my cousin’s boyfriend at the time. He was a college lineman. • Funniest Football Moment: Watching a teammate race Coach Hinton. • Proudest Football Moment: Playing varsity football and being Team MVP on the junior team. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The brotherhood. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Outside linebacker. I feel like I’m good at tackling and getting off blocks. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Being hard working, committed to your team and committed to the other people in the community. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Brothers From Another Mother. • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Baseball. They get paid a lot of money. • Before I graduate, I want to...make it to the state championship for football. • Favorite Sports Movie: The Sandlot. • Favorite Football Movie: The Blind Side. Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, Ray Lewis. • Favorite College team: Texas Longhorns.
65 • CHARLIE BOROWCZAK • OFFENSIVE LINE Who were you inspired to play football by and why? Football looked cool, so I played in middle school. • Funniest Football Moment: I came to freshman practice in my school uniform, Coach Wunderlick said “How are those sales numbers?” because I look like a grown man. At the banquet, he said “This kid started out as a defensive lineman, is now the starting center, and the first 50-year-old to play football for Jesuit.” • Proudest Football Moment: Beating Longview. I am thankful that I got to be on the sideline and watch the seniors. Those were the people I looked up to, seeing how happy it made them was the true highlight. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: Being together. Football is very demanding, but we go through it together. We win together, lose together, laugh together, cry together, and face adversity together, but isn’t that what a team is? A group of guys working TOGETHER. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Running back. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Being a shining example of the profile of the graduate. Taking pride in everything you do, giving maximum effort, persevering, picking your brother up when he falls and understanding that the only true failure is giving up. Rangers run towards challenge, they understand right and wrong, and have the strength to pursue the right thing. We take great pride in Jesuit and work to represent it in a positive way. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Pushing the Limit. • My favorite motivational expression is... “Find a way to win.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Rugby. • Before I graduate, I want to...squat 500 pounds. • Favorite Sports Movie: Miracle. • Favorite Football Movie: Remember the Titans. Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, Leighton Vander Esch. • Favorite College team: Texas A&M Aggies.
14 • FORD BUTLER • WIDE RECEIVER Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My dad. I aspired to be just like him, and if that meant playing football then that’s what I played. • Funniest Football Moment: Getting trucked on my first ever play in seventh grade. • Proudest Football Moment: Just being a part of the Jesuit football program is something I’m very proud of. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The bond it creates. It turns the team into your family for life. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Quarterback, because that’s what my dad played in high school. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Being a part of something bigger than myself. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: 6:00 AM. • My favorite motivational expression is... “Play every day to your best ability, because you never know when it’s your last.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Basketball. It was my first love. • Before I graduate, I want to...win a state championship. • Favorite Sports Movie: Space Jam. • Favorite Football Movie: The Longest Yard. Favorite NFL team, player: Cleveland Browns, Odell Beckham, Jr. • Favorite College team: THE Ohio State.
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JESUIT DALLAS FOOTBALL • CLASS OF 2022 24 • ANDREW CHARLTON • DEFENSIVE BACK Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My dad and my grandfather. They told me of all the great memories that came from playing football. My dad especially was dedicated to helping me learn to love the game as much as he did. • Funniest Football Moment: I played nose tackle for one play my freshman year. I got destroyed by the center after I was confident I would sack the quarterback. • Proudest Football Moment: Getting a pick six against my rival school in third grade. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: Traveling with the team to NRG Stadium in Houston, and being blown away by the size of the stadium and the feeling of standing on a NFL field. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Middle linebacker. They are in charge of the defense, and everyone looks up to them and relies on them to make sure everyone knows the play • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Giving 100% effort in everything you do and helping your brothers when they are struggling. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: The Underdogs. • My favorite motivational expression is... “You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Hockey. I played goalie in middle school and most people don’t understand how difficult it is. • Before I graduate, I want to...become closer with the entire football team. • Favorite Sports Movie: Rudy. • Favorite Football Movie: Remember the Titans. Favorite NFL team, player: Denver Broncos, Champ Bailey • Favorite College team: TCU Horned Frogs.
54 • LUCA COSTANZO • OFFENSIVE LINE Who were you inspired to play football by and why? The brotherhood and friendship on the team. • Funniest Football Moment: Practicing next to Ryan Lengyel last year. • Proudest Football Moment: Starting as a junior. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The brotherhood. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Running back. I like to run the ball. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Giving it your all. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Commitment. • My favorite motivational expression is... “If you ain’t first, you’re last.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Rugby. It’s a great sport with a lot of culture. • Before I graduate, I want to...make a difference serving our community. • Favorite Sports Movie: Invictus. • Favorite Football Movie: Remember the Titans. Favorite NFL team, player: Denver Broncos, Quinn Meinerz. • Favorite College team: SMU Mustangs.
72 • MATTHEW CRAYCRAFT • OFFENSIVE LINE Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My dad was my biggest inspiration to play football. He played at Vanderbilt and I always grew up watching the games with him on Saturdays and Sundays. I always wanted to be just like him. • Funniest Football Moment: During freshman year, when a teammate picked up a fumble against DeSoto and then completed a pass as a right tackle. • Proudest Football Moment: Making it to the fourth round my sophomore year. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The bond all the guys have created and the brotherhood we have. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Running back. You get to block, run the ball and catch passes. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Playing with a D.A.W.G. mentality. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Hawgs and Company. • My favorite motivational expression is... “The gap between more and enough never closes.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: I would want to be a star point guard in basketball, because I love to hoop and March Madness is my favorite thing to watch. • Before I graduate, I want to...win a state championship. • Favorite Sports Movie: Like Mike. • Favorite Football Movie: Greater.• Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, Quenton Nelson. • Favorite College team: Duke Blue Devils.
11 • ALEX DONDIS • WIDE RECEIVER Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My dad. • Funniest Football Moment: I got hit so hard I started laughing and crying for a minute straight. • Proudest Football Moment: When I caught three receiving touchdowns in one half. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: My teammates. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Quarterback, because I loved it in middle school. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Being a Man for Others. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: No Days Off. • My favorite motivational expression is... “Just do it.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Basketball. • Before I graduate, I want to...go to a New England Patriots playoff game. • Favorite Sports Movie: Rocky. • Favorite Football Movie: Remember the Titans. • Favorite NFL team, player: New England Patriots, Tom Brady. • Favorite College team: Oregon Ducks.
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JESUIT DALLAS FOOTBALL • CLASS OF 2022 18 • ROBERT FITZGERALD • DEFENSIVE BACK Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My dad. He always used to come home from work and throw the ball with me, and we spent countless Saturdays and Sundays watching games together. • Funniest Football Moment: Hearing all of Coach Woods’ sayings and expressions. • Proudest Football Moment: Getting the game-sealing interception in the third round of the playoffs as a sophomore. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The bond and friendships that I have made with my teammates and coaches. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Lineman, so I could eat as much as I want. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Putting the team over yourself in order to achieve a common goal and never backing down. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Band of Brothers. • My favorite motivational expression is... “Hard work pays off.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Basketball. It’s a great game. • Before I graduate, I want to...make another deep run in the playoffs. • Favorite Sports Movie: Remember the Titans. • Favorite NFL team, player: Green Bay Packers, Aaron Rodgers. • Favorite College team: Notre Dame Fighting Irish.
50 • CHARLIE FREEMAN • LINEBACKER Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My brothers and friends played football. • Funniest Football Moment: All the times joking with the inside linebackers and Coach Maturi. • Proudest Football Moment: When we made a goal line stop to preserve a shut out against Berkner last year. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The brotherhood. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Quarterback. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Being a leader and a brother. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Brotherhood. • My favorite motivational expression is... “Play this game like it’s your last.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Soccer. • Before I graduate, I want to...leave a legacy that people will remember. • Favorite Sports Movie: Kicking and Screaming. • Favorite Football Movie: Remember the Titans. • Favorite NFL team, player: Cincinnati Bengals, Jaylon Smith. • Favorite College team: Notre Dame Fighting Irish.
12 • GARNER GALBRAITH • LINEBACKER Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My dad. He loves football. • Funniest Football Moment: When one of my teammates forgot his cleats. • Proudest Football Moment: My three turnover game. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: Playing with my friends. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Running back. I like to trick defenders. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Being a part of a community, family and brotherhood. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Hard Work Doesn’t Pay Off Immediately. • My favorite motivational expression is... “The other team is doing the same workout.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Rugby. • Before I graduate, I want to...earn a start. • Favorite Sports Movie: Rocky. • Favorite Football Movie: The Blind Side. Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, Sean Lee. • Favorite College team: Ole Miss Rebels.
38 • AUSTIN GRAHAM • LINEBACKER Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My dad inspired me to play. He played at Jesuit, so I wanted to play as well. • Funniest Football Moment: Getting trucked by EJ Smith on the scout team my sophomore year. • Proudest Football Moment: When I played in a varsity game. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: My friends that I got the chance to play with. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Running back, so I could score touchdowns. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Helping the community and being a role model for others. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Alarm Clock. • My favorite motivational expression is...“It’s not how you start, it’s how you finish.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Baseball. The practices seem very fun and laid back. • Before I graduate, I want to...score a defensive touchdown. • Favorite Sports Movie: Happy Gilmore. • Favorite Football Movie: The Longest Yard.• Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, Jaylon Smith. • Favorite College team: Notre Dame Fighting Irish.
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JESUIT DALLAS FOOTBALL • CLASS OF 2022 7 • BRENNAN GRAHAM • DEFENSIVE BACK Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My dad. He played football. • Funniest Football Moment: Playing freshman football. • Proudest Football Moment: Scoring a touchdown. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: All the coaches wanting to make us the best no matter our skill. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Running back. It’s a mix between receiver and quarterback. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Accountability, hard work, brotherhood. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: 5 AM. • My favorite motivational expression is... “Hard work beats talent when talent fails to work hard.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Golf. Hitting a good shot in golf is the best feeling. • Before I graduate, I want to...be a state champion. • Favorite Sports Movie: Happy Gilmore. • Favorite Football Movie: Remember the Titans.• Favorite NFL team, player: Chicago Bears, Calvin Johnson. • Favorite College team: Ohio State Buckeyes.
99 • LUCAS HERNANDEZ • DEFENSIVE LINE Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My brothers. They played and I wanted to play like them. • Funniest Football Moment: Picking up an onside kick for a touchdown. • Proudest Football Moment: Being named Defensive MVP freshman year. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The morning practices. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Running back, because I never get the ball. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Showing up every day and always knowing my brothers have my back. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Hard Work Pays Off. • My favorite motivational expression is...“You miss every shot you don’t take.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Track and field. I like throwing the shot put. • Before I graduate, I want to...make some lifelong friends. • Favorite Sports Movie: Talladega Nights. • Favorite Football Movie: The Waterboy.• Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, Josh Allen. • Favorite College team: Texas A&M Aggies.
63 • LUKE HOOPS • OFFENSIVE LINE Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My dad. He played football his whole life and almost made it to the NFL. It seemed fun to be physical in a sport and not get in trouble for it. • Funniest Football Moment: When one of my teammates raced a coach freshman year and lost. • Proudest Football Moment: Making the fourth round of the playoffs. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The “Hawgs”. The offensive line, in my opinion, has the closest bond out of all the positions. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Fullback or tight end. Being a big guy and playing that position seems very fun. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Always having my teammate’s backs and having a strong work ethic so that I can always achieve my goals. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Blood, Sweat and Tears: The Story of Football. • My favorite motivational expression is...“Everybody wants to be a bodybuilder, but nobody wanna lift heavy weights!” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Basketball, because my last name is Hoops. • Before I graduate, I want to...carry the ball at least one yard. • Favorite Football Movie: The Blind Side. • Favorite Football Movie: The Waterboy.• Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, Amari Cooper. • Favorite College team: I don’t have one.
2 • WALKER HOUDEK • DEFENSIVE BACK Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My dad. He always told me stories about the Dallas Cowboys. • Funniest Football Moment: Accidentally running into Coach Woods during summer workouts. • Proudest Football Moment: Securing a game-winning fumble freshman year. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The brotherhood. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Wide receiver. I have good hands. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Representing your school inside and outside of the classroom. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Fight the Bear. • My favorite motivational expression is...“Never say never because limits, like fears, are often illusions.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Baseball, because I play it in the spring. • Before I graduate, I want to...make a positive impact on as many people as possible. • Favorite Sports Movie: Moneyball. • Favorite Football Movie: Draft Day.• Favorite NFL team: Dallas Cowboys. • Favorite College team: Texas Longhorns.
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JESUIT DALLAS FOOTBALL • CLASS OF 2022 13 • COLE JACKSON • WIDE RECEIVER Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My brother. • Funniest Football Moment: Catching a ball over one of my teammates in spring football sophomore year. • Proudest Football Moment: Doing well in a ranger drill, then hearing Coach Hickman tell me I’m getting better. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The summer workouts. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Defensive end, if I had the weight. I feel it would be fun and suited well for me. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Being a brother. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Commitment. • My favorite motivational expression is... “Everyday you either get better or worse, but never stay the same.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Baseball. It seems like a lot of fun. • Before I graduate, I want to...catch a touchdown. • Favorite Football Movie: Greater. • Favorite NFL team: Dallas Cowboys, Amari Cooper. • Favorite College team: Notre Dame Fighting Irish.
26 • CADE JORDAN • KICKER Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My dad. • Funniest Football Moment: When Coach Woods saw geese. • Proudest Football Moment: Kicking a successful onside kick in the playoff game against Arlington. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The coaches. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Cornerback, it would be a fun change. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Being a good teammate and being coachable. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Band of Brothers. • My favorite motivational expression is... “Win the day.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Lacrosse. It seems fun. • Before I graduate, I want to...have a good season next year. • Favorite Sports Movie: Remember the Titans. • Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, Dak Prescott. • Favorite College team: Oregon Ducks.
33 • BRADY KINZER • LINEBACKER Who were you inspired to play football by and why? Vince Young, because he took my favorite team to a national championship. • Funniest Football Moment: In sixth grade, one my teammates broke my collarbone. • Proudest Football Moment: Returning interceptions in my freshman and sophomore years. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The brotherhood. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Quarterback. I was a quarterback growing up and loved it. Also wide receiver, because I have hands and I can jump. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Being in a brotherhood. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Grit. • My favorite motivational expression is... “Hakuna Matata.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Basketball, because I also play basketball. • Before I graduate, I want to...score a touchdown. • Favorite Sports Movie: Talladega Nights. • Favorite Football Movie: Friday Night Lights. • Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, Amari Cooper. • Favorite College team: Texas Longhorns.
1 • HUNTER KREPP • WIDE RECEIVER Who were you inspired to play football by and why? I was inspired by watching the game. • Funniest Football Moment: When I hit the griddy and got a lot of hate about it. • Proudest Football Moment: Playing in the homecoming game as a sophomore. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: My brothers and my relationships with them. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Cornerback. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Being a leader that holds people accountable, and being a Man for Others. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: All Gas, No Breaks. • My favorite motivational expression is... “Ubuntu.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Basketball. I’ve always wanted to dunk on someone. • Before I graduate, I want to...hit the 1,000 receiving yard mark. • Favorite Sports Movie: Happy Gilmore • Favorite Football Movie: Remember the Titans. Favorite NFL team, player: Chicago Bears, DeSean Jackson. • Favorite College team: Oregon Ducks.
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JESUIT DALLAS FOOTBALL • CLASS OF 2022 55 • DAVID LONG • LINEBACKER Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My dad inspired me. He would tell me about his high school memories, which fired me up to do the same. • Funniest Football Moment: When Coach Woods danced following three straight shutouts. • Proudest Football Moment: Last year, I caught an interception in a close game on the one-yard line and ran it back for a touchdown. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The early mornings, workouts and practices paying off during the season. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Running back. I want to break a big run off and take it 100 yards to the house. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Being a part of and continuing a long legacy that many before us have worked incredibly hard to achieve. Also, getting to be a part of a brotherhood that lasts far after graduation. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Jesuit Dallas Football. • My favorite motivational expression is... “The wolf on top of the hill is never as hungry as the wolf climbing the hill.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Underwater basket weaving, because no one else is going to write that down as their answer. • Before I graduate, I want to...get a scholarship to play baseball at the U.S. Naval Academy, and win state in football and baseball. • Favorite Sports Movie: Creed. • Favorite Football Movie: Rudy. Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, Ray Lewis. • Favorite College team: Texas Longhorns.
70 • NATHAN MORALES • OFFENSIVE LINE Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My brother, because of the relationships you make and the fun you have while playing. • Funniest Football Moment: One of my teammates getting pancaked. • Proudest Football Moment: The fact that I can say I haven’t missed a day of workouts in three years. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The brotherhood and friendships I have made throughout the years. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Quarterback. Everyone knows the varsity quarterback, and who wouldn’t want to be in a position where you run the offense and make the decisions. And their practices are easy. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Having her brother’s back no matter what the circumstances, and knowing someone has your back. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Hard Work > Talent • My favorite motivational expression is... “Hard work beats talent when talent doesn’t want to work hard.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Baseball. They have the cleanest look. • Before I graduate, I want to...win state. • Favorite Sports Movie: 42. • Favorite Football Movie: 12 Mighty Orphans. Favorite NFL team, player: Pittsburgh Steelers, Ben Roethlisberger. • Favorite College team: Clemson Tigers.
23 • KYLE NOLAN • LINEBACKER Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My brother. He always played, I went to his games and wanted to be just like him. • Funniest Football Moment: When I walked on the field mid-game for my first varsity play during my sophomore year. The team was still on offense, I played defense, so Coach Hickman kindly asked me to leave the field. • Proudest Football Moment: Getting my first varsity sack against Lake Highlands. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: My friends. It’s fun being around them and seeing us grow as a group. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Running back. Running with the ball is the best thing ever. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Putting others first. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: It’s a Great Day to Be a Ranger. • My favorite motivational expression is... “If you are afraid of failure, you don’t deserve to succeed.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Golf. Walking around all day with friends seems nice. • Before I graduate, I want to...score a touchdown. • Favorite Sports Movie: The Blind Side. • Favorite Football Movie: Rudy. Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, Christian McCaffrey. • Favorite College team: Texas Tech Red Raiders.
45 • JACK POTT • DEFENSIVE LINE Who were you inspired to play football by and why? The LSU Tigers in the early 2010’s. Guys like Patrick Peterson and Tyrann Mathieu were incredible. • Funniest Football Moment: When I was in second grade, I was a running back. On my first run ever, I scored a long touchdown and did the Heisman pose in celebration. My coach was not happy. • Proudest Football Moment: Being on the Dallas FBU team in middle school. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: Without my friends, practices and workouts would be grueling. But we lean on each other to make it fun. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Tight end. One of my favorite players was Jimmy Graham, I loved the way he dominated everyone he went against. I played tight end most of my life before coming to Jesuit, and loved every second of it. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Working hard. You can’t be on this team if you don’t have work ethic. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Brothers on the Field. • My favorite motivational expression is... “Win.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Basketball. I love watching guys like Steph Curry and Damian Lillard play. • Before I graduate, I want to...score a touchdown. • Favorite Sports Movie: The Benchwarmers. • Favorite Football Movie: The Blind Side. Favorite NFL team, player: New Orleans Saints, Patrick Peterson & Joe Burrow. • Favorite College team: LSU Tigers.
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JESUIT DALLAS FOOTBALL • CLASS OF 2022 17 • GAGE ROY • QUARTERBACK Who were you inspired to play football by and why? I was inspired by growing up watching football every Sunday. • Funniest Football Moment: Whenever Coach Hickman wore the Shrek mask. • Proudest Football Moment: Being named the team’s Offensive MVP last season. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The friendships I have made with the guys on the team. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Wide receiver. It’s undisputed that I have the best hands on the team. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Being there for their teammates. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Band of Brothers. • My favorite motivational expression is... “Nobody cares, work harder.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Boxing. I would want to be the best boxer in the world, feared by everyone. • Before I graduate, I want to...beat Lake Highlands, win district and then win state. • Favorite Sports Movie: Kicking and Screaming. • Favorite Football Movie: The Longest Yard. • Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, Aaron Rodgers. • Favorite College team: SMU Mustangs.
58 • SCOTT SHAFFER • DEFENSIVE LINE Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My dad, because of the games we used to watch on TV. • Funniest Football Moment: After our last game on the freshman blue team. Everyone was freaking out in the locker room. • Proudest Football Moment: Earning four Player of the Week awards. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The 6 a.m. practices. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Running back, so I could score. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Being a part of a family. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Band of Brothers. • My favorite motivational expression is... “Just Do It.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Lacrosse. I used to play and it was fun. • Before I graduate, I want to... get a job. • Favorite Sports Movie: Crooked Arrows. • Favorite Football Movie: Remember the Titans. Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, Julio Jones. • Favorite College team: Texas Longhorns.
5 • JOE STAUBACH • LINEBACKER Who were you inspired to play football by and why? Myself. I’ve always played but I decided to play for myself because I enjoy playing with my buddies. • Proudest Football Moment: When I caught a pick six in practice. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The brotherhood. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Quarterback. It is so much fun to throw the ball. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Being a Man For Others, someone who puts others before himself and makes sure everyone is okay. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Excitement. • My favorite motivational expression is... “Hard work beats talent when talent fails to work hard.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Basketball. I could dunk if I was a star. • Before I graduate, I want to...win some football games with my brothers. • Favorite Sports Movie: Talladega Nights. • Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, Dak Prescott. • Favorite College team: Duke Blue Devils.
20 • JACK TCHOUKALEFF • LINEBACKER Who were you inspired to play football by and why? Jack Barton ’20 inspired me. • Funniest Football Moment: When Coach Woods ran around yelling about geese. • Proudest Football Moment: Forcing two fumbles my first year on varsity. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The brotherhood around the team and the amount of fun we have as a group. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Running back, because then I could finally be the one running, not just tackling. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Being tough, proud and strong mentally and physically. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Geese Fly Together. • My favorite motivational expression is... “Plant the seed.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Baseball. It’s my second favorite sport. • Before I graduate, I want to...Get two pick-sixes this year. • Favorite Football Movie: The Blind Side. • Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, Darron Smith. • Favorite College team: Texas Longhorns.
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JESUIT DALLAS FOOTBALL • CLASS OF 2022 9 • LANDON USRY • RUNNING BACK Who were you inspired to play football by and why? Robert Griffin III. I grew up watching and attending Texas and Baylor football games. I got the chance to see RG3 play at Baylor and pull off an upset against TCU before his Heisman season. Watching him made me want to keep playing football. • Funniest Football Moment: My teammate got his pants pulled down in flag football. He kept running and scored. • Proudest Football Moment: Winning the SVAA Championship in sixth grade. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: My teammates and the 2019 playoff run. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Kicker. Their role on the team is undermined and they are thought to be soft, but in reality a kicker is tough-minded and serves a crucial role on the team by contributing points and sometimes winning games. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Embracing my teammates as brothers. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: It’s a Great Day to Be a Ranger • My favorite motivational expression is... “Hungry dogs run faster.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Baseball. I have always had a passion for the sport and enjoyed it growing up. • Before I graduate, I want to...win a state championship. • Favorite Sports Movie: The Sandlot. • Favorite Football Movie: The Waterboy.• Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, Tom Brady. • Favorite College team: Texas Longhorns.
10 • BROOKS VERSCHOYLE • QUARTERBACK Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My dad and grandfather. My dad played in high school and my grandfather played at Arkansas. I was taught that football separates the boys from the men. I’ve followed football since I can remember, and have always dreamed of playing. • Funniest Football Moment: In eighth grade, when I punted backwards and put the other team inside the five-yard line. • Proudest Football Moment: Playing in the all-star game in eighth grade and getting named captain my freshman year. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The fun memories I’ve made with my brothers. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Running back. I’ve loved watching running backs run guys over and getting the glory. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Being a Man For Others. Not only being great on the field, but off the field in the classroom and in the community. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Stay Driven, Stay Humble, Stay Ready. • My favorite motivational expression is... “Keep your mouth closed.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Golf. It’s calm, and playing with buddies is the best because it doesn’t matter how you play. • Before I graduate, I want to...play in a playoff game. • Favorite Sports Movie: Moneyball. • Favorite Football Movie: Rudy. • Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, Brett Favre. • Favorite College team: I cheer for multiple teams.
16 • SAM WHITE • DEFENSIVE BACK Who were you inspired to play football by and why? Watching Jesuit Dallas football games growing up motivated me to join the team. • Funniest Football Moment: I had a very unexpected interception junior year and it got called back. • Proudest Football Moment: When I caught my first interception against Allen my freshman year. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The continuous fun and memories made on and off the field with my teammates. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Quarterback. I have a natural ability to drop dimes. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Being a part of a community that is there for everyone. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Monday-to-Friday Night Lights. • My favorite motivational expression is... “Fear God.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Baseball, because batting is very enjoyable. • Before I graduate, I want to...have an interception in a varsity game without it getting called back. • Favorite Sports Movie: Blades of Glory. • Favorite Football Movie: The Longest Yard. • Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, Amari Cooper. • Favorite College team: Oklahoma Sooners.
8 • CAL WHITLEY • DEFENSIVE BACK Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My dad. We always threw the ball and watched the Aggies play when I was little. • Funniest Football Moment: When I was playing football for Christ the King in fifth grade, I made a play on fourth down. After I came off the field my dad, who was one of the coaches, lifted me off my feet in excitement. • Proudest Football Moment: Being awarded the Outstanding Back Award my freshman year. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The brotherhood it has created between my friends and I. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? I would never want to play another position. Defensive back is the best fit for me. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Putting the interests of the team ahead of my own. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Brotherhood. • My favorite motivational expression is... “The only thing standing between you and your goal is the excuse-filled story you keep telling yourself as to why you can’t achieve it.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Basketball. It is my second favorite sport. • Before I graduate, I want to...win a state championship. • Favorite Sports Movie: The Blind Side. • Favorite Football Movie: Friday Night Lights. Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, Deion Sanders. • Favorite College team: Texas A&M Aggies.
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JESUIT DALLAS FOOTBALL • CLASS OF 2022 3 • TRUETT WHITLEY • WIDE RECEIVER Who were you inspired to play football by and why? No one specifically. I have just always played the game since I was a kid. • Funniest Football Moment: Spiking the ball after catching the game-winning touchdown in fourth grade. • Proudest Football Moment: Being able to be a part of the team that made the deepest playoff run in program history. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: Building friendships that will last for the rest of my life. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Safety. It seems like the most fun position to play on defense. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Being a part of a brotherhood. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Brotherhood. • My favorite motivational expression is... “Be somebody nobody thought you could be.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Basketball. It’s a sport I enjoy playing. • Before I graduate, I want to...swim in the new pool at Jesuit. • Favorite Sports Movie: Miracle. • Favorite Football Movie: Friday Night Lights. Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, Amari Cooper. • Favorite College team: Texas A&M Aggies.
73 • ANDREW WIECHMAN • OFFENSIVE LINE Who were you inspired to play football by and why? I don’t know if anyone inspired me, but if I had to choose it would be my brother. I wanted to do everything he did growing up, and that’s how I found my love for the game. • Funniest Football Moment: After a hard practice sophomore year they put “Seven Rings” on the speaker in the JV locker room. I’m an Ariana Grande fan, everyone got around me as I started singing it. • Proudest Football Moment: The 2019 playoff run. Although I was on the scout team I was proud of what we accomplished. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The brotherhood and the bond you feel amongst your fellow teammates. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Wide receiver. I have hands, but I’m not fast or agile enough to do it. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Someone who lives up to being a Man for Others, and who strives to help others instead of himself. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: The Bond of Brotherhood. • My favorite motivational expression is... “What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Basketball. I love the sport but I’m terrible at it. • Before I graduate, I want to...win a state championship in both football and wrestling. • Favorite Sports Movie: Dodgeball. • Favorite Football Movie: Remember the Titans.• Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, Zack Martin. • Favorite College team: Notre Dame Fighting Irish.
21 • RYAN WOMBACHER • RUNNING BACK Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My friends, family and living in Texas. Everyone who I’ve been surrounded by my whole life has played football, loved it, and I guess that inspired me to follow the same path. • Funniest Football Moment: Missing a wide open pass in eighth grade to win the game. • Proudest Football Moment: Being a part of the team that broke Longview’s streak and won the regional semifinals. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The chemistry of the team and the relationships I’ve built. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Linebacker. I love to hit. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Creating lifelong friendships and always remembering to give back. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Brotherhood. • My favorite motivational expression is... “Pain is temporary.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Basketball. It’s a popular sport and seems fun to be a part of. • Before I graduate, I want to...win another championship. • Favorite Football Movie: Remember the Titans.• Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, Christian McCaffery. • Favorite College team: Baylor Bears.
4 • COLE YOUNGER • WIDE RECEIVER Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My family. Football has always been a part of my family’s life. • Funniest Football Moment: Playing cornerback freshman year with Coach Williams. • Proudest Football Moment: Scoring a touchdown. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The memories and relationships with my teammates. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Cornerback or Quarterback. I want to tackle someone or get the ball every play and lead the offense. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: An endless amount of joy and fun playing a sport you love with great teammates and coaches. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Jesuit Dallas Football. • My favorite motivational expression is... “Off your end and on your feet, out of the shade and into the heat.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Track. It is my second sport and I enjoy beating people in races. • Before I graduate, I want to...strengthen my friendships with my Jesuit brothers. • Favorite Sports Movie: 42. • Favorite Football Movie: When the Game Stands Tall. Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, DeAndre Hopkins. • Favorite College team: Texas Tech Red Raiders.
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56 • Hayden French Jr. • DL
7 • Brennan Graham Sr. • DB
81 • Roark Holman Jr. • WR
87 • Connor Ehinger Jr. • WR
19 • Will Greenwood Jr. • QB
63 • Luke Hoops Sr. • OL
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VARSITY STUDENT-ATHLETES
2 • Walker Houdek Sr. • DB
13 • Cole Jackson Sr. • WR
92 • Jameson Kemp Jr. • DL
59 • Colin Lenhoff Jr. • LB
33 • Brady Kinzer Sr. • LB
55 • David Long Sr. • LB
44 • Blake Miller Jr. • LB
26 • Cade Jordan Sr. • K
1 • Hunter Krepp Sr. • WR • Capt.
25 • Cameron Martin Jr. • RB
98 • Michael Moon Jr. • DL
28 • Bo Jouette Jr. • DB
71 • Neil Lancaster Jr. • OL
43 • Jordan Mason Jr. • DB
70 • Nathan Morales Sr. • OL
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47 • Adam Kelly Jr. • LB
97 • Michael Melle Jr. • DL
46 • Oneal Murray Jr. • LB
VARSITY STUDENT-ATHLETES
27 • Jake Musso Jr. • WR
89 • Drew Netherland Jr. • WR
35 • Reed Pfaffenberger Jr. • RB
40 • William Sahadevan Jr. • DB
45 • Jack Pott Sr. • DL
15 • Charlie Schmidt Jr. • QB
20 • Jack Tchoukaleff Sr. • LB
23 • Kyle Nolan Sr. • LB
34 • Coleton Power Jr. • RB
41 • Luke Selner Jr. • LB
9 • Landon Usry Sr. • RB
53 • Joseph Obert Jr. • OL
17 • Gage Roy Sr. • QB • Capt.
58 • Scott Shaffer Sr. • DL
10 • Brooks Verschoyle Sr. • QB
32 • Grant Peters Jr. • LB
5 • Joe Staubach Sr. • LB
75 • Alan Villasana Jr. • OL
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VARSITY STUDENT-ATHLETES
80 • Matty Wagner Jr. • WR
83 • Houston Walker Jr. • WR
16 • Sam White Sr. • DB
8 • Cal Whitley Sr. • DB
3 • Truett Whitley Sr. • WR
73 • Andrew Wiechman Sr. • OL
95 • Adam Wierwille Jr. • DL
21 • Ryan Wombacher Sr. • RB
4 • Cole Younger Sr. • WR
29 • Willis Zemanek Jr. • RB
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VARSITY FOOTBALL ROSTER
No. Name 1 Hunter Krepp 2 Walker Houdek 3 Truett Whitley 4 Cole Younger 5 Joe Staubach 7 Brennan Graham 8 Cal Whitley 9 Landon Usry 10 Brooks Verschoyle 11 Alex Dondis 12 Garner Galbraith 13 Cole Jackson 14 Ford Butler 15 Charlie Schmidt 16 Sam White 17 Gage Roy 18 Robert Fitzgerald 19 Will Greenwood 20 Jack Tchoukaleff 21 Ryan Wombacher 23 Kyle Nolan 24 Andrew Charlton 25 Cameron Martin 26 Cade Jordan 27 Jake Musso 28 Bo Jouette 29 Willis Zemanek 30 Luke Buckner
Yr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr.
Pos. WR DB WR WR LB DB DB RB QB WR LB WR WR QB DB QB DB QB LB RB LB DB RB K WR DB RB LB
No. Name 31 Cade Devening 32 Grant Peters 33 Brady Kinzer 34 Coleton Power 35 Reed Pfaffenberger 36 Liam George 37 Tyler Baxley 38 Austin Graham 40 William Sahadevan 41 Luke Selner 42 Patrick Bonner 43 Jordan Mason 44 Blake Miller 45 Jack Pott 46 Oneal Murray 47 Adam Kelly 48 Coady Christopher 49 Kyle Benefield 50 Charlie Freeman 51 Miles Chester 52 Luke Boyd 53 Joseph Obert 54 Luca Costanzo 55 David Long 56 Hayden French 58 Scott Shaffer 59 Colin Lenhoff 60 Kenneth Chapital
Yr. Jr. Jr. Sr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Sr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Sr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Sr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Jr. Jr.
Pos. DB LB LB RB RB RB DB LB DB LB LB DB LB DL LB LB DL DB LB LB OL OL OL LB DL DL LB OL
No. Name 62 Dave Alcala-Frederick 63 Luke Hoops 64 Jackson Chesney 65 Charlie Borowczak 70 Nathan Morales 71 Neil Lancaster 72 Matthew Craycraft 73 Andrew Wiechman 75 Alan Villasana 77 Ryan Dunham 78 Davis Claro 80 Matty Wagner 81 Roark Holman 82 Zach Asche 83 Houston Walker 87 Connor Ehinger 88 Luke Fawcett 89 Drew Netherland 90 Ryan Allred 91 Evan Bare 92 Jameson Kemp 93 Will Hanrahan 95 Adam Wierwille 97 Michael Melle 98 Michael Moon 99 Lucas Hernandez
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Yr. Jr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Sr.
Pos. OL OL OL OL OL OL OL OL OL OL OL WR WR WR WR WR WR WR DL DL DL DL DL DL DL DL
VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE • OPPONENTS Date
Day
Opponent
Location
Stadium
Kickoff
Aug. 27
Friday
Flower Mound Marcus
Dallas, Texas
Postell Stadium
Sept. 3
Friday
Rockwall
Rockwall, Texas
Wilkerson-Sanders Stadium
Sept. 10
Friday
Choctaw (Okla.)
Dallas, Texas
Postell Stadium
7 p.m.
7 p.m. 7:30 p.m.
Sept. 17
BYE WEEK
Sept. 24
Friday
J.J. Pearce*
Richardson, Texas
Eagle-Mustang Stadium
7 p.m.
Oct. 1
Friday
Lake Highlands*
Dallas, Texas
Postell Stadium
7 p.m.
Oct. 8
Friday
MacArthur*
Dallas, Texas
Postell Stadium
7 p.m.
Oct. 14
Thursday
Nimitz*
Irving, Texas
Joy and Ralph Ellis Stadium
7 p.m.
Oct. 22
Friday
Berkner*
Dallas, Texas
Postell Stadium
7 p.m.
Oct. 28
Thursday
Irving H.S.*
Irving, Texas
Joy and Ralph Ellis Stadium
7 p.m.
Nov. 5
Friday
Richardson H.S.*
Richardson, Texas
Eagle-Mustang Stadium
7 p.m.
BOLD Indicates Home Contest
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IMPORTANT DATES
vs. Choctaw (Okla.) Sept. 10 • 7 p.m. Charley Pride Night
vs. MacArthur Oct. 8 • 7 p.m. Senior Night Faculty Appreciation Night
vs. Berkner October 22 • 7 p.m. Homecoming
2021 VARSITY OPPONENT INFORMATION
FM-MARCUS AUG. 27 • 7 P.M.
ROCKWALL SEPT. 3 • 7 P.M.
CHOCKTAW (OKLA.) SEPT. 10 • 7 P.M.
J.J. PEARCE SEPT. 24 • 7 P.M.
LAKE HIGHLANDS OCT. 1 • 7 P.M.
Mascot......................Marauders District............................... 6-6A Stadium.......Marauder Stadium Capacity..........................10,324 Head Coach.......Kevin Atkinson 2020 Record................9-1 • 6-0
Mascot............... Yellow Jackets District............................. 10-6A Stadium......Wilkerson-Sanders Capacity............................9,718 Head Coach............Trey Brooks 2020 Record..............10-2 • 6-0
Mascot............... Yellow Jackets District............... 6A-II District 2 Stadium........ Choctaw Stadium Capacity............................5,100 Head Coach........... Jake Corbin 2020 Record................9-4 • 6-2
Mascot.......................Mustangs District............................... 7-6A Stadium.............Eagle-Mustang Capacity............................9,953 Head Coach......... David Collins 2020 Record................5-6 • 5-2
Mascot.........................Wildcats District............................... 7-6A Stadium................Wildcat-Ram Capacity............................8,811 Head Coach....... Lonnie Jordan 2020 Record..............10-1 • 7-0
MACARTHUR OCT. 8 • 7 P.M.
NIMITZ OCT. 14 • 7 P.M.
BERKNER OCT. 22 • 7 P.M.
IRVING H.S. OCT. 28 • 7 P.M.
RICHARDSON H.S. NOV. 5 • 7 P.M.
Mascot........................Cardinals District............................... 7-6A Stadium................Ellis Stadium Capacity..........................11,176 Head Coach.......... Billy Skinner 2020 Record................3-6 • 3-4
Mascot........................... Vikings District............................... 7-6A Stadium................Ellis Stadium Capacity..........................11,176 Head Coach..........Brian Rogers 2020 Record................3-6 • 2-5
Mascot..............................Rams District............................... 7-6A Stadium................Wildcat-Ram Capacity............................8,811 Head Coach....... Trey Bryant III 2020 Record................2-8 • 1-6
Mascot............................. Tigers District............................... 7-6A Stadium................Ellis Stadium Capacity..........................11,176 Head Coach. Eric De Los Santos 2020 Record................0-9 • 0-7
Mascot.............................Eagles District............................... 7-6A Stadium.............Eagle-Mustang Capacity............................9,953 Head Coach.............. Greg Pels 2020 Record................5-6 • 4-3
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JUNIOR VARSITY ROSTER
No. 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 27 28 31 32
Name Christopher Patterson Sean Watson Zach Pollock Henry Beckman Fredrick Lucky Drew Betts Quentin Williams Troy Menard Entonyo Jones Landon Polk Jake Sullivan Suede Messenger Nicholas Humbert Mitch Sullivan Cooper Tilden Cooper Cutler Logan Thompson Blake Aldrine Julian Miranda Connor Raney Thomas Villalba Drew Noonan Walker Davis Bobby Musso Sammy McFarland Tristen Bird Dolen Hedrick Ryland Smith
Yr. So. So. So. So. So. So. So. So. So. So. So. So. So. So. So. So. So. So. So. So. So. So. So. So. So. So. So. So.
Pos. QB DB DB DB DB WR WR DB LB WR DB WR WR DB QB WR DB WR DB RB RB DB WR LB DB LB WR RB
No. 33 34 35 36 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 51 52 55 56 57 58 59 67 72 75 76 77 81 82 83
Name Sam Wright Noah Koeijmans John Truelove Cameron Davis Joe Allen Oliver Collins Grayson Wombacher Walker Mayer Blake Johnson Jackson Raymond Dylan Wachsman Luke Lamont Dylan Drennan Chase Brown Ashton Krug Charlie Winikates Matthew Toker Jay Verschoyle Brook Mesfin Ben Petroff Wyatt Manson Chris Simington Allen Lesher Alden Cooper Jack Cole Justin Pack JoJo Metoyer
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Yr. So. So. So. So. So. So. So. So. So. So. So. So. So. So. So. So. So. So. So. So. So. So. So. So. So. So. So.
Pos. WR LB QB DB WR LB LB LB LB DL WR LB DL DL OL OL DL DL OL OL OL DL OL OL WR WR WR
JUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULES JUNIOR VARSITY GOLD SCHEDULE Date
Day
Opponent
Location
Aug. 26
Thu.
Flower Mound Marcus
Flower Mound, Texas Marcus H.S.
Sept. 9
Thu.
Arlington Martin
Dallas, Texas
Sept. 2
Sept. 23
Thu. Thu.
Rockwall
J.J. Pearce
Stadium
Kickoff 7 p.m.
Dallas, Texas
Postell Stadium
7 p.m.
Dallas, Texas
Postell Stadium
5:30 p.m.
Postell Stadium
7 p.m.
Sept. 30
Thu.
Lake Highlands
Dallas, Texas
Lake Highlands H.S.
Oct. 7
Thu.
MacArthur
Irving, Texas
MacArthur H.S.
Postell Stadium
5:30 p.m.
Oct. 21
Thu.
Berkner
Richardson, Texas
Berkner H.S.
5:30 p.m.
Nov. 4
Thu.
Richardson H.S.
Dallas, Texas
Postell Stadium
Oct. 13 Oct. 27
Wed. Wed.
Irving Nimitz Irving H.S.
Dallas, Texas Dallas, Texas
Postell Stadium
7 p.m. 5:30 p.m.
5:30 p.m.
5:30 p.m.
JUNIOR VARSITY BLUE SCHEDULE Date Aug. 26 Sept. 2 Sept. 9 Sept. 30 Oct. 13 Nov. 4
Day Thu. Thu. Thu. Thu. Wed. Thu.
Opponent Flower Mound Marcus Rockwall Arlington Martin Lake Highlands Frisco Reedy Prosper
Location Flower Mound, Texas Dallas, Texas Dallas, Texas Dallas, Texas Frisco, Texas Prosper, Texas
Stadium Marcus H.S. Postell Stadium Postell Stadium Wildcat-Ram Stadium Reedy H.S. Prosper H.S.
Kickoff 5:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m. 4 p.m.
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JUNIOR VARSITY STUDENT-ATHLETES
19 • Blake Aldrine So. • WR
42 • Joe Allen So. • WR
5 • Henry Beckman So. • DB
7 • Drew Betts So. • WR
28 • Tristen Bird So. • LB
52 • Chase Brown So. • DL
81 • Jack Cole So. • WR
43 • Oliver Collins So. • LB
77 • Alden Cooper So. • OL
17 • Cooper Cutler So. • WR
36 • Cameron Davis So. • DB
24 • Walker Davis So. • WR
51 • Dylan Drennan So. • DL
31 • Dolen Hedrick So. • WR
14 • Nicholas Humbert So. • WR
46 • Blake Johnson So. • LB
10 • Entonyo Jones So. • LB
34 • Noah Koeijmans So. • LB
55 • Ashton Krug So. • OL
49 • Luke Lamont So. • LB
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JUNIOR VARSITY STUDENT-ATHLETES
76 • Allen Lesher So. • OL
6 • Fredrick Lucky So. • DB
72 • Wyatt Manson So. • OL
27 • Sammy McFarland So. • DB
9 • Troy Menard So. • DB
59 • Brook Mesfin So. • OL
13 • Suede Messenger So. • WR
83 • JoJo Metoyer So. • WR
45 • Walker Mayer So. • LB
20 • Julian Miranda So. • DB
25 • Bobby Musso So. • LB
23 • Drew Noonan So. • DB
82 • Justin Pack So. • WR
1 • Christopher Patterson So. • QB
67 • Ben Petroff So. • OL
11 • Landon Polk So. • WR
4 • Zach Pollock So. • DB
21 • Connor Raney So. • DB
47 • Jackson Raymond So. • LB
75 • Chris Simington So. • DL
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JUNIOR VARSITY STUDENT-ATHLETES
32 • Ryland Smith So. • RB
12 • Jake Sullivan So. • DB
15 • Mitch Sullivan So. • DB
18 • Logan Thompson So. • DB
16 • Cooper Tilden So. • QB
57 • Matthew Toker So. • DL
35 • John Truelove So. • QB
58 • Jay Verschoyle So. • DL
22 • Thomas Villalba So. • RB
48 • Dylan Wachsman So. • WR
3 • Sean Watson So. • DB
8 • Quentin Williams So. • WR
56 • Charlie Winikates So. • OL
44 • Grayson Wombacher
33 • Sam Wright So. • WR
So. • LB
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FRESHMAN FOOTBALL ROSTER
Name Alejandro Acosta Mason Adams
Pos. WR WR
Matthew Alcala-Frederick DL-OL
Alex Andujar WR Rylan Archer WR Jorge Barrenechea WR Giani Batalha WR Thomas Bearden ILB Julien Bird DL-OL Blake Bodnar WR-DB Henry Bourret WR-DB Peyton Brown DB Patrick Cahalan WR Brody Carlson DB Cole Carlton DB Cason Clarke DL Landon Cochran WR Charlie Cole WR Carson Corby WR Rowan Cox DL-OL Dawud Crooms RB Jake Daboub DB Phoenix Derichsweiler OL-DL Zachary Dsouza DB Carter Dubiel WR Henry Dunn OLB Grayson Dupre WR Henry Elms WR Ryan Engelhardt RB-OLB Graham Fellows ILB Sebastian Ferraez WR
Name Pos. Jack Freeman DL-OL Jake Fults WR-DB Beck Gannon DB Jack Garrett OLB Cade Gill OLB-WR Michael Grant WR Brady Green DB Matthew Greenwood QB Josue Guardiola OL Gage Gutierrez RB Johnathan Hagood WR Ty Hale DB Cole Hatzmann DL-OL Ryan Hull OLB Liam Hurley OL-DL Jesse Jenkins DB Merritt Johnson DB Marty Jones OLB Barrett Kasprowicz DB Judd Katz DB Gabriel Kehoe OL-DL Jett Kipness DB Ronan Kirkland DL-OL Taidan Kone ILB Jaeger Krauss DB Jude Kruse WR Miles Lawson DB Jack Leavy WR Vincent Leek DB Wiley Lent OLB-WR Cameron Lewis OL-DL
Name Pos. Max Lopez DB Ethan Mahowald WR Michael Martin OL-DL Kevin Martinez OL-DL Christopher Matthews QB Jack McGoldrick DB Noah McGough WR-K Jackson McGuire DL-OL Andrew McMahon DB Everett Menke WR Reid Miller OL-DL Kane Murray OL-DL Liam Murray OL-DL William Naughton QB Michael Neitzel OLB Finn O’Leary DL-OL John Keeton Parrish DB Reid Peck DB Caiden Pendola DL Charlie Peters QB Jace Petrutsas DB Jack Phillips ILB Anthony Pierce RB Griffin Powell OL-DL Robert Prager QB-ILB Zane Pryor OL-DL Cooper Quinlan DL-OL Reed Radelat WR Aidan Raymond ILB-OL Jack Reynolds DB Ford Rickman WR
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Name Pos. Cesar Rivera DB Miles Russell WR Maximillian Sabogal DB Everett Sahadevan DB Jackson Sanford RB Jonathan Santacruz DL-OL Joseph Sargis ILB Mason Scott OLB Zavar Shallwani WR Cooper Smith OLB-QB Marco Sotelo DB Howard Spicer OL-DL Luke Steinhart DB Samuel Strong ILB Brannon Suchala OLB Andrew Theisen WR Arsen Ventura DB Davis Villasana WR Aidan Vo WR Caleb Von Lehmden WR Jackson White RB Lucas White OLB Luke Wilbert WR Andrew Wilkes DB Zane Williams RB-ILB John Winterle WR Tyler Woods DL-OL Jack Yeskie WR Mario Zamora DB-K
FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SCHEDULES FRESHMAN GOLD SCHEDULE Date
Day
Opponent
Location
Stadium
Kickoff
Aug. 26
Thu.
Flower Mound Marcus
Dallas, Texas
Postell Stadium
7 p.m.
Sept. 2
Thu.
Rockwall
Rockwall, Texas
Rockwall H.S.
7 p.m.
Sept. 9
Thu.
Arlington Martin
Arlington, Texas
Martin H.S.
7 p.m.
Sept. 23
Thu.
J.J. Pearce
Richardson, Texas
J.J. Pearce H.S.
7 p.m.
Sept. 30
Thu.
Lake Highlands
Dallas, Texas
Postell Stadium
7 p.m.
Oct. 7
Thu.
MacArthur
Dallas, Texas
Postell Stadium
7 p.m.
Oct. 13
Wed.
Nimitz
Irving, Texas
Nimitz H.S.
7 p.m.
Oct. 21
Thu.
Berkner
Dallas, Texas
Postell Stadium
7 p.m.
Oct. 27
Wed.
Irving H.S.
Irving, Texas
Irving H.S.
7 p.m.
Nov. 4
Thu.
Richardson H.S.
Richardson, Texas
Richardson H.S.
7 p.m.
FRESHMAN BLUE SCHEDULE Date
Day
Opponent
Location
Stadium
Kickoff
Aug. 26
Thu.
Flower Mound Marcus
Dallas, Texas
Postell Stadium
5:30 p.m.
Sept. 2
Thu.
Rockwall
Rockwall, Texas
Rockwall H.S.
5:30 p.m.
Sept. 9
Thu.
Arlington Martin
Arlington, Texas
Martin H.S.
5:30 p.m.
Sept. 23
Thu.
J.J. Pearce
Richardson, Texas
J.J. Pearce H.S.
5:30 p.m.
Sept. 30
Thu.
Lake Highlands
Dallas, Texas
Postell Stadium
5:30 p.m.
Oct. 7
Thu.
MacArthur
Dallas, Texas
Postell Stadium
5:30 p.m.
Oct. 13
Wed.
Nimitz
Irving, Texas
Nimitz H.S.
5:30 p.m.
Oct. 21
Thu.
Berkner
Dallas, Texas
Postell Stadium
5:30 p.m.
Oct. 27
Wed.
Irving H.S.
Irving, Texas
Irving H.S.
5:30 p.m.
Nov. 4
Thu.
Richardson H.S.
Richardson, Texas
Richardson H.S.
5:30 p.m.
FRESHMAN WHITE SCHEDULE Date
Day
Opponent
Location
Stadium
Kickoff
Aug. 26
Thu.
Coppell
Dallas, Texas
Postell Stadium
4 p.m.
Sept. 2
Thu.
Prosper
Prosper, Texas
Prosper H.S.
4 p.m.
Sept. 9
Thu.
Flower Mound Marcus
Dallas, Texas
Postell Stadium
4 p.m.
Sept. 15
Wed.
Allen
Allen, Texas
Lowery Freshman Center
4 p.m.
Sept. 23
Thu.
Hebron
Lewisville, Texas
Hebron H.S.
4 p.m.
Sept. 30
Thu.
Coppell
Coppell, Texas
Coppell H.S.
4 p.m.
Oct. 7
Thu.
Prosper
Dallas, Texas
Postell Stadium
4 p.m.
Oct. 13
Wed.
Flower Mound Marcus
Flower Mound, Texas Marcus H.S.
4 p.m.
Oct. 21
Thu.
Allen
Dallas, Texas
Postell Stadium
4 p.m.
Oct. 27
Wed.
Hebron
Dallas, Texas
Postell Stadium
4 p.m.
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FRESHMAN STUDENT-ATHLETES
Alejandro Acosta Fr. • WR
Mason Adams Fr. • WR
Matthew Alcala-Frederick
Fr. • OL • DL
Alex Andujar Fr. • WR
Rylan Archer Fr. • WR
Jorge Barrenechea Fr. • WR
Giani Batalha Fr. • WR
Thomas Bearden Fr. • ILB
Julien Bird Fr. • DL • OL
Blake Bodnar Fr. • WR • DB
Henry Bourret Fr. • WR • DB
Peyton Brown Fr. • DB
Patrick Cahalan Fr. • WR
Brody Carlson Fr. • DB
Cole Carlton Fr. • DB
Cason Clarke Fr. • DL
Landon Cochran Fr. • WR
Charlie Cole Fr. • WR
Carson Corby Fr. • WR
Rowan Cox Fr. • DL • OL
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FRESHMAN STUDENT-ATHLETES
Dawud Crooms Fr. • RB
Jake Daboub Fr. • DB
Phoenix Derichsweiler Fr. • OL • DL
Zachary Dsouza Fr. • DB
Carter Dubiel Fr. • WR
Henry Dunn Fr. • OLB
Grayson Dupre Fr. • WR
Henry Elms Fr. • WR
Ryan Engelhardt Fr. • RB • OLB
Graham Fellows Fr. • ILB • QB
Sebastian Ferraez Fr. • WR
Jack Freeman Fr. • DL • OL
Jake Fults Fr. • WR • DB
Beck Gannon Fr. • DB
Jack Garrett Fr. • OLB
Cade Gill Fr. • OLB • WR
Michael Grant Fr. • WR
Brady Green Fr. • DB
Matthew Greenwood Fr. • QB
Josue Guardiola Fr. • OL
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FRESHMAN STUDENT-ATHLETES
Gage Gutierrez Fr. • RB
Johnathan Hagood Fr. • WR
Ty Hale Fr. • DB
Cole Hatzmann Fr. • DL • OL
Ryan Hull Fr. • OLB
Liam Hurley Fr. • OL • DL
Jesse Jenkins Fr. • DB
Merritt Johnson Fr. • DB
Marty Jones Fr. • OLB
Barrett Kasprowicz Fr. • DB
Judd Katz Fr. • DB
Gabriel Kehoe Fr. • OL • DL
Jett Kipness Fr. • DB
Ronan Kirkland Fr. • DL • OL
Taidan Kone Fr. • ILB
Jaeger Krauss Fr. • DB
Jude Kruse Fr. • WR
Miles Lawson Fr. • DB
Jack Leavy Fr. • WR
Vincent Leek Fr. • DB
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FRESHMAN STUDENT-ATHLETES
Wiley Lent Fr. • OLB
Kevin Martinez Fr. • OL • DL
Cameron Lewis Fr. • OL • DL
Christopher Matthews
Fr. • QB
Max Lopez Fr. • DB
Jack McGoldrick Fr. • DB
Ethan Mahowald Fr. • WR
Noah McGough Fr. • WR • K
Jackson McGuire Fr. • DL • OL
Michael Martin Fr. • OL • DL
Andrew McMahon Fr. • DB
Everett Menke Fr. • WR
Reid Miller Fr. • OL • DL
Kane Murray Fr. • OL • DL
Liam Murray Fr. • OL • DL
William Naughton Fr. • QB
Michael Neitzel Fr. • OLB
Finn O’Leary Fr. • OL • DL
John Keeton Parrish Fr. • DB
Reid Peck Fr. • DB
Caiden Pendola Fr. • DL
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FRESHMAN STUDENT-ATHLETES
Charlie Peters Fr. • QB
Jace Petrutsas Fr. • DB
Jack Phillips Fr. • ILB
Anthony Pierce Fr. • RB
Griffin Powell Fr. • OL • DL
Robert Prager Fr. • QB • ILB
Zane Pryor Fr. • OL • DL
Cooper Quinlan Fr. • OL • DL
Reed Radelat Fr. • WR
Aidan Raymond Fr. • ILB • OL
Jack Reynolds Fr. • DB
Ford Rickman Fr. • WR
Cesar Rivera Fr. • DB
Miles Russell Fr. • WR
Maximillian Sabogal Fr. • DB
Everett Sahadevan Fr. • DB
Jackson Sanford Fr. • RB
Jonathan Santacruz Fr. • OL • DL
Joseph Sargis Fr. • ILB
Mason Scott Fr. • OLB
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FRESHMAN STUDENT-ATHLETES
Zavar Shallwani Fr. • WR
Samuel Strong Fr. • ILB
Cooper Smith Fr. • QB • OLB
Brannon Suchala Fr. • OLB
Marco Sotelo Fr. • DB
Andrew Theisen Fr. • WR
Arsen Ventura Fr. • DB
Howard Spicer Fr. • OL • DL
Davis Villasana Fr. • WR
Luke Steinhart Fr. • DB
Aidan Vo Fr. • WR
Caleb Von Lehmden Fr. • WR
Jackson White Fr. • RB
Lucas White Fr. • OLB
Luke Wilbert Fr. • WR
Andrew Wilkes Fr. • DB
Zane Williams Fr. • RB • OLB
John Winterle Fr. • WR
Tyler Woods Fr. • DL • OL
Jack Yeskie Fr. • WR
Mario Zamora Fr. • DB • K
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RANGERETTES FROM URSULINE ACADEMY
2021-22 JESUIT DALLAS RANGERETTES Back Row: Brooke Rieke, Anabel Dieckhaus, Ellie Allen, Alexia Garza, Allie Licygiewicz, Claire Savage, Lucia Najera, Cate Tiffany, Marit Peterson, Cady Lambert Fourth Row: Dylan Stalcup, Emily Kidd, Gracie Albritton, Lauren McPhaul, Cecilia Stanford, Maya Stoudamire, Kate LaFrance, Leslie Santacruz, Adrienne Brunel, Sadie Johnson Third Row: Skyler Uetrecht, Kalli Ratan, Lanie Wootton, Marley Shepherd, Ava Stewart, Mackenzie Marquis, Nina Scott, Allie Tepera, Caroline Mennel, Zia Ramnath Second Row: Katharine Bales, Reese Walsh, Lizzie Buckley, Liliana Toudouze, Rachel Rader, Claire Whitworth, Jamie Duda, Christina Antoon, Sara Cashion Front Row: Senior Lieutenant Charlotte Meenan, Senior Lieutenant Celeste Mannel, Captain Melissa Torres, First Lieutenant Abby Stringfield, Junior Lieutenant Ava Place, Senior Lieutenant Anneliese Mier Not Pictured: Natalie Cerone, Caroline Cutchall, Catherine Eakes, Macy Moise, Carolina Pittman
2021-22 JESUIT DALLAS RANGERETTE OFFICERS Senior Lieutenant Charlotte Meenan, Senior Lieutenant Celeste Mannel, Captain Melissa Torres, First Lieutenant Abby Stringfield, Junior Lieutenant Ava Place, Senior Lieutenant Anneliese Mier
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RANGERETTES FROM URSULINE ACADEMY
SOCIAL COUNCIL Back Row: Ellie Allen, Lucia Najera, Alexia Garza, Gracie Albritton Front Row: Maya Stoudamire, President Kalli Ratan, Vice President Marit Peterson, Caroline Mennel
ELITE TEAM Back Row: Jamie Duda, Maya Stoudamire, Cady Lambert, Claire Savage, Lucia Najera, Leslie Santacruz, Allie Tepera, Christina Antoon Front Row: Charlotte Meenan, Celeste Mannel, Melissa Torres, Abby Stringfield, Ava Place, Anneliese Mier Not pictured: Caroline Cutchall
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RANGERETTES FROM URSULINE ACADEMY
ANNIE’S AZALEAS Back Row: Cady Lambert, Lauren McPhaul, Emily Kidd Middle Row: Ava Stewart, Marley Shepherd, Reese Walsh Front Row: Senior Lieutenant Anneliese Mier
CHAR’S CARNATIONS Back Row: Liliana Toudouze, Dylan Stalcup, Sadie Johnson Second Row: Jamie Duda, Claire Savage Third Row: Kate LaFrance, Cecilia Stanford Front Row: Senior Lieutenant Charlotte Meenan Not pictured: Carolina Pittman
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RANGERETTES FROM URSULINE ACADEMY
MANNEL’S MAGNOLIAS Back Row: Leslie Santacruz, Cate Tiffany, Alexia Garza, Zia Ramnath Front Row: Rachel Rader, Senior Lt. Celeste Mannel, Sara Cashion Not pictured: Caroline Cutchall, Catherine Eakes
MELISSA’S MARIGOLDS Back Row: Brooke Rieke, Lucia Najera, Maya Stoudamire
Middle Row: Katharine Bales, Lizzie Buckley, Christina Antoon
Front Row: Captain Melissa Torres
Not Pictured: Macy Moise
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RANGERETTES FROM URSULINE ACADEMY
PLACE’S POPPIES Back Row: Lanie Wootton, Allie Licygiewicz, Allie Tepera, Claire Whitworth Middle Row: Nina Scott, Marit Peterson Front Row: Junior Lieutenant Ava Place
STRINGFIELD’S SUNFLOWERS Back Row: Anabel Dieckhaus, Mackenzie Marquis, Ellie Allen, Caroline Mennel Front Row: Skyler Uetrecht, Adrienne Brunel, First Lieutenant Abby Stringfield, Kalli Ratan, Gracie Albritton
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Junior Rangerettes
“It’s Our Time”
Back Row: (Left to Right) Gracie A., Ava P., Lucia N., Lauren M., Maya S. Front Row: (Left to Right) Mackenzie M., Lizzie B., Sara C., Nina S.
Go Rangers! URSULINE ACADEMY OF DALLAS
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RANGERETTES FROM URSULINE ACADEMY
Gracie Albritton
Ellie Allen
Christina Antoon
Katharine Bales
Adrienne Brunel
Lizzie Buckley
Sara Cashion
Natalie Cerone
Caroline Cutchall
Anabel Dieckhaus
Jamie Duda
Catherine Eakes
Alexia Garza
Sadie Johnson
Emily Kidd
Kate LaFrance
Cady Lambert
Allie Licygiewicz
Celeste Mannel Senior Lieutenant
Mackenzie Marquis
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RANGERETTES FROM URSULINE ACADEMY
Lauren McPhaul
Charlotte Meenan Senior Lieutenant
Caroline Mennel
Annelise Mier Senior Lieutenant
Macy Moise
Lucia Najera
Marit Peterson
Carolina Pittman
Ava Place Junior Lieutenant
Rachael Rader
Zia Ramnath
Kalli Ratan
Brooke Rieke
Leslie Santacruz
Claire Savage
Nina Scott
Marley Shepherd
Dylan Stalcup
Cecilia Stanford
Ava Stewart
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RANGERETTES FROM URSULINE ACADEMY
Maya Stoudamire
Abby Stringfield FIrst Lieutenant
Allie Tepera
Cate Tiffany
Melissa Torres Captain
Liliana Toudouze
Skyler Uetrecht
Reese Walsh
Claire Whitworth
Lanie Wootten
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Jamie D. Claire S. Zia R.
Lanie W.
Allie T.
Marley S.
Macy M.
Caroline C.
Ellie A.
Christina A.
Good luck this season! from the Sophomore Rangerettes
Rachel R.
Caroline M.
GO RANGERS!
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Every day brings a chance for you to draw in a breath, kick off your shoes, and dance. -Oprah Winfrey Nina, We are so proud of you. Love,
Nina Scott ‘23
Mom, Dad, Paul, Will & Mason
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We are so proud of you!
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GO RANGERS! Jesuit Rangerettes FROM URSULINE ACADEMY
CLASS OF 2025
ALLIE
ANABEL
AVA
BROOKE
CATE
CATHERINE
CLAIRE
EMILY
LILIANA
NATALIE
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2021-22 JESUIT DALLAS CHEERLEADING
2021-22 JESUIT DALLAS VARSITY CHEERLEADING Back Row: Livie McGuire, Regan Bryant, Lily Garrigan, Catherine Melkus, Anna Wilson, MJ Morrison, Sofia Gulberti Middle Row: Alexandra Paredes, Hadley Arcemont, Emmanuelle Grace Le Voyer, Margaret Rickman, Kaitlin Graham, Emmy Smith, Charlotte Kerr, Sophia Pennington Front Row: Carly Fields, Savannah Johnson, Elle de la Garza, Grace Lamont, Emma Richard, Molly Feighny, Campbell Cooke
2021-22 JESUIT DALLAS JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADING Back Row: Audrey Nims, Emily Sisk, Gable George, Audrey Cox, Claire Keeley, Emma Loring, Lauren Sargis, Mary Jane Neuhoff, Annabelle Graham, Flora Bland, Samantha Clark Front Row: Ela Austin, Ava Leonard, Andrea Ghisoli, Gianna Ferri, Ella Kuehler, Olivia Isbell, Delaney Cabrera, Haley Jensen, Allie Gregory, Angelina DeVita Not Pictured: Amelia Bruty
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2021-22 JESUIT DALLAS VARSITY CHEERLEADING
Hadley Arcemont Junior
Regan Bryant Junior
Lily Garrigan Junior
Grace Lamont Senior
Kaitlin Graham Senior
Emmanuelle Grace Le Voyer Senior
Sophia Pennington Junior
Campbell Cooke Junior
Sofia Gulberti Junior
Livie McGuire Junior
Emma Richard Senior
Elle de la Garza Senior
Savannah Johnson
Senior
Catherine Melkus Junior
Margaret Rickman Senior
Molly Feighny Senior
Charlotte Kerr Junior
MJ Morrison
Emmy Smith Senior
Carly Fields Junior
Junior
Alexandra Paredes Junior
Anna Wilson Junior
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JESUIT DALLAS VARSITY CAPTAINS Grace Lamont, Elle de la Garza
JESUIT DALLAS CHEERLEADING COACHES From L to R: Head Coach Laura Sayers, Assistant Coach Scott Gambrel ’09, Assistant Coach Kendra Sawyer
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2021-22 JESUIT DALLAS JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADING
Ela Austin Sophomore
Flora Bland Freshman
Amelia Bruty Sophomore
Delaney Cabrera Sophomore
Samantha Clark Freshman
Audrey Cox Freshman
Angela DeVita Sophomore
Gianna Ferri Sophomore
Gable George Freshman
Andrea Ghisoli Sophomore
Annabelle Graham Freshman
Allie Gregory Sophomore
Olivia Isbell Sophomore
Haley Jensen Sophomore
Emma Loring Freshman
Mary Jane Neuhoff
Freshman
Claire Keeley Freshman
Audrey Nims Freshman
Ella Kuehler Sophomore
Ava Leonard Sophomore
Lauren Sargis Freshman
Emily Sisk Freshman
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2021-22 JESUIT-URSULINE RANGER BAND
Top Row: Kyle Ma, Adam Tullis, Patrick Murphy, Rishi Danda, Emerson Metzger, Jackson Richard, Brandon Gibson, Charlie Adam Second Row: Thomas Gasper, Patrick Ma, Paolo Amar, Max Lemme, Kohl Moberly, Anthony Mendoza, Thomas Westerman, Matthew Firley Third Row: Alana Houston, Andrew Wilkes, Winston Myers, Mason Lee, Andy Guerrero, Sebas Llanos-Rodrigues, Andre Ferrer-Falto, Alejandro Calvo, Jude O’Shea Fourth Row: Sam Parker, Luke Wiley, James Corrigan, Kieran Welborne, Ethan Tran, Matthew Casey, Amonte Burton, Jose Alvarado, Henry Casey, Diego Lesczynski Fifth Row: Mary Borkowski, Ethan Tavares, Alice Adam, Benjamin Brainard, Derek Zhang, Grant Reeder, Tanner Firley, John Garza, Chris Simington Bottom Row: Cristina Stadler, Genevieve Brainard, Leo Ramirez, Imjai Utailawon, Amy Garcia, Aryanna Rivas, Celeste Theriot, Emma Morales, Haley Kang, Meghan Mulcahey
Name Alice Adam Charlie Adam Jose Alvarado Paolo Amar Mary Borkowski Benjamin Brainard Genevieve Brainard Amonte Burton Alejandro Calvo Henry Casey Matthew Casey Joshua Chacko Max Chan Jake Chostner Matthew Chu James Corrigan Rishi Danda Alice Dean Antonio Dimafelix Andre Ferrer-Falto Matthew Firley Tanner Firley
Yr. Fr. Sr. Jr. Sr. So. So. Jr. Jr. Fr. So. Sr. Jr. So. Fr. Jr. So. Fr. Fr. So. Jr. Fr. Jr.
Name Amy Garcia John Garza Thomas Gasper Brandon Gibson Andy Guerrero Alana Houston Ryan Hull Haley Kang Ann Kurian Mason Lee Max Lemme Diego Lesczynski Joshua Lim Sebas Llanos-Rodrigues Kyle Ma Patrick Ma Anthony Mendoza Emerson Metzger Kohl Moberly Emma Morales Meghan Mulcahey Patrick Murphy
Yr. Sr. Jr. Sr. So. Sr. Jr. Fr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Fr. Jr. Jr. So. Sr. Sr. Jr. Sr. So. Sr. So.
Name Winston Myers Jude O’Shea Samuel Parker Leonardo Ramirez Grant Reeder Jackson Richard Aryanna Rivas Chris Simington Cristina Stadler Ethan Tavares Celeste Theriot Ethan Tran Adam Tullis Imjai Utailawon Ava Volluz Kieran Welborne Thomas Westerman Luke Wiley Andrew Wilkes Matthew Yerrington Derek Zhang
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Yr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Fr. Jr. Sr. Sr. So. Jr. So. Fr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Fr. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. So. Jr.
2021-22 JESUIT-URSULINE RANGER BAND BRASS Top Row: Emerson Metzger, Rishi Danda, Patrick Murphy Second Row: Kyle Ma, Adam Tullis, Brandon Gibson, Jackson Richard, Charlie Adam, Matthew Firley Third Row: Thomas Westerman, Ryan Hull, Paolo Amar, Max Lemme, Kohl Moberly, Anthony Mendoza, Patrick Ma Not Pictured: Jake Chostner, Matthew Chu, Joshua Lim, Michael Yerrington
PERCUSSION Top Row: Matthew Casey, Henry Casey, Jose Alvarado, Andre Ferrer-Falto, Diego Lesczynski, Thomas Gasper Second Row: Jude O’Shea, Alejandro Calvo, Kieran Welborne, Sebas Llanos-Rodrigues, Ethan Tran, Alana Houston Third Row: Luke Wiley Andy Guerrero, Mason Lee, Winston Myers, James Corrigan, Amonte Burton, Andrew Wilkes
WOODWINDS Top Row: Mary Borkowski, Ethan Tavares, Alice Adam, Benjamin Brainard, Derek Zhang, Grant Reeder Second Row: Aryanna Rivas, Emma Morales, Imjai Utailawon, Leonardo Ramirez, Tanner Firley, Chris Simington, John Garza Third Row: Amy Garcia, Genevieve Brainard, Cristina Stadler, Haley Kang Meghan Mulcahey, Celeste Theriot, Samuel Parker Not Pictured: Joshua Chacko, Max Chan, Alice Dean, Antonio Dimafelix, Ann Kurian, Ava Volluz
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2021-22 JESUIT-URSULINE RANGER BAND
Alice Adam Fr. • Woodwinds
Charlie Adam Sr. • Brass
Jose Alvarado Jr. • Percussion
Paolo Amar Sr. • Brass
Mary Borkowski So. • Woodwinds
Benjamin Brainard So • Woodwinds
Genevieve Brainard Jr. • Woodwinds
Amonte Burton Jr. • Percussion
Alejandro Calvo Fr. • Percussion
Henry Casey So. • Percussion
Matthew Casey Sr. • Percussion
Matthew Chu Jr. • Brass
James Corrigan So. • Percussion
Rishi Danda Fr. • Brass
Andre Ferrer-Falto Jr. • Percussion
Matthew Firley Fr. • Brass
Tanner Firley Jr. • Woodwinds
Amy Garcia Sr. • Color Guard
John Garza Jr. • Woodwinds
Thomas Gasper Sr. • Drum Major
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2021-22 JESUIT-URSULINE RANGER BAND
Brandon Gibson So. • Brass
Andy Guererro Sr. • Percussion
Alana Houston Jr. • Percussion
Ryan Hull Fr. • Brass
Haley Kang Sr. • Woodwinds
Mason Lee Sr. • Percussion
Max Lemme Sr. • Brass
Diego Lesczynski Fr. • Percussion
Joshua Lim Jr. • Brass
Sebas Llanos-Rodrigues
Kyle Ma So. • Brass
Patrick Ma Sr. • Brass
Anthony Mendoza Sr. • Brass
Emerson Metzger Jr. • Brass
Kohl Moberly Sr. • Brass
Emma Morales So. • Woodwinds
Meghan Mulcahey Sr. • Woodwinds
Patrick Murphy So. • Brass
Winston Myers Sr. • Percussion
Jude O’Shea Jr. • Percussion
Jr. • Percussion
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2021-22 JESUIT-URSULINE RANGER BAND
Samuel Parker Sr. • Drum Major
Leonardo Ramirez Fr. • Woodwinds
Chris Simington So. • Woodwinds
Ethan Tran Sr. • Percussion
Grant Reeder Jr. • Woodwinds
Cristina Stadler Jr. • Woodwinds
Adam Tullis Sr. • Brass
Jackson Richard Sr. • Brass
Ethan Tavares So. • Woodwinds
Imjai Utailawon Sr. • Woodwinds
Aryanna Rivas Sr. • Woodwinds
Celeste Theriot Fr • Woodwinds
Kieran Welborne So. • Percussion
Thomas Westerman Fr. • Brass
Not Pictured: Joshua Chacko • Jr. • Woodwind Max Chan • So. • Woodwind Jake Chostner • Fr. • Brass Alice Dean • Fr. • Woodwind Antonio Dimafelix • So. • Woodwind Ann Kurian • Sr. • Woodwind Joshua Lim • Jr. • Brass Michael Yerrington • So. • Brass Ava Volluz • Fr. • Color Guard Luke Wiley Fr. • Percussion
Andrew Wilkes Fr. • Percussion
Derek Zhang Jr. • Woodwinds
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March 26, 2022 Hilton Anatole www.jesuitdallas.org/auction Jesuit Celebration Auction
#JesuitDallasAuction
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G N I M O C E M HO D N E K WEE together again on campus
SAVE THE DATE October 22-24
Alumni Family Day 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Jesuit Live featuring The Spazmatics 5 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Check website for updates at www.jesuitdallas.org/homecoming 152 • 2021 JESUIT DALLAS FOOTBALL • BAND OF BROTHERS
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GET YOUR
“J’s”
UP
The Jesuit Alumni Association proudly supports our Jesuit Rangers
For ways to get involved and stay connected, contact Sean McMullen ’96 smcmullen@jesuitcp.org or 972-387-8700 x342 @JesuitAlums
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