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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 127 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 77 district championships.

In 2010, the Jesuit Dallas soccer team became the first private school team in the history of the UIL to capture a state championship. The Ranger baseball team captured its first UIL state title in 2016 and soccer added a second UIL crown in 2017. Jesuit rugby won Texas Rugby Union championships in 2001 and 2010, while the lacrosse program has captured four Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) titles (2016, 2017, 2021, 2022). 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

Steve Koch

Michele Williams Asst. Principal of Curriculum and Academic Support Dr. Ben Kirby ’00 Director of Student Life Dr. Mark Knize Dean of Student Affairs Jack Wallace Athletic Director

Assistant Athletic Director Chris Hill Athletic Administrators Pam Murad

Marcy O’Neill

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

Charles Hinton, Jr. Assistant Varsity Coach

Wide Receivers

Running Backs Corey Pointer Assistant Varsity Coach

Tight Ends Patrick Rhatican ’09 Assistant Varsity Coach

Outside Linebackers Billy Thompson

Freshman Coach

Director of Athletic Performance

Dr. Robert Duvall

Giuliano Sanchez Assistant Director of Athletic Performance Rick Lefebvre Head Athletic Trainer Rick Martin Athletic Trainer Todd Holmes Athletic Trainer

Director of Communications James Kramer Director of Alumni Relations Sean McMullen ’96 Sports Information Director Bryan Montgomery

Jose Aquino Assistant Freshman Coach Sean Gavin ’00 Assistant Freshman Coach Bill Henly Assistant Freshman Coach Ryan Menard Assistant Freshman Coach

Casey Profitt 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

Head Football Coach

Offensive Line

Brandon Hickman Assistant Head Coach

Quarterbacks Royce Slechta

Inside Linebackers Paul Maturi Offensive Coordinator

Kendra Sawyer Director of Rangerettes Linda Coffin Assistant Rangerettes Director Katie Johnston

HICKMAN

BRANDON HICKMAN • HEAD VARSITY COACH • OFFENSIVE LINE

Coach Hickman is entering his 12th season at the helm for the Rangers, and his 18th 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.

Last year, Jesuit captured the fourth district championship in program history and the third of Hickman’s tenure with an unblemished, 7-0 run through league play. The Rangers culminated a 10-2 season with a 69-36 win over Arlington in the UIL Bi-District round, awarding the Blue and Gold its 11th playoff win since Hickman began as head coach in 2011. Robert Fitzgerald ’22 ended the season by earning the third allstate honor of his career and the District 7-6A Most Valuable Player award, and Hickman concluded the season by being named the District Coach of the Year.

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

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

During his time as head coach, Hickman’s teams have qualified for the postseason in 12 of 13 seasons and he has coached 13 student-athletes to 25 total all-state awards. Holding an 87-44 record during his time at Jesuit, Hickman ranks second in program coaching wins behind Jesuit Dallas Hall of Famer Gary Pasqua ’55.

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

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

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

Coach Hickman has been married to his wife, Amy, for 23 years. They live in McKinney with their son Branson, who is a redshirt sophomore football offensive lineman at Southern Methodist University, and their daughter Avery. The Hickman family are members of Saint Jude’s Catholic Community in Allen.

YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS UNDER COACH HICKMAN

Year Record

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9-3

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Bi-District Champions

Area Champions

Bi-District Champions

Bi-District Champions, District Champions

Bi-District Champions, District Champions

Bi-District Champions

Region II-6A Division II Finalist

Bi-District Champions, District Champions

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Year Coach Record (District)

1942 Ed Maher 5-2-0

1943 Ed Maher 5-1-0

1944 Ed Maher 4-3-0

1945 Ed Maher 3-3-2

1946 Paul Tyson 4-4-1

1947 Ed Maher 2-6-0

1948 Don A. Rossi 5-3-0

1949 Don A. Rossi 8-0-1

1950 Lancaster Smith 0-7-1

1951 Lancaster Smith 3-4-1

1952 Lancaster Smith 5-3-1

1953 Lancaster Smith 7-3-0

1954 Lancaster Smith 9-1-0

1955 Lancaster Smith 7-3-1

YEAR-BY-YEAR PROGRAM HISTORY

Accolades

Year Coach Record (District) Accolades

1992 Gary Pasqua 5-5-0

1993 Gary Pasqua 4-6-0 TCIL State Champions

1994 Robert Barnes 5-7-0

1995 Mike Washburn 5-7-0 TCIL State Champions

1996 Mike Washburn 6-4-0

1997 Bob Wunderlick 6-4-0 TCIL State Champions

1998 Bob Wunderlick 9-1-0

1999 Bob Wunderlick 7-3-0 TCIL State Champions

2000 Bob Wunderlick 5-5-0

2001 Bob Wunderlick 5-6-0

2002 Bob Wunderlick 5-5-0

2003 Bob Wunderlick 4-6-0

TCIL State Champions

1956 Bill Flynn 8-2-0 TCIL State Champions

1957 Bill Flynn 8-4-0 TCIL State Champions

1958 Milton Gaudet 4-5-2

TCIL State Champions

1959 Milton Gaudet 12-0-0 TCIL State Champions

1960 Milton Gaudet 8-4-0

1961 Milton Gaudet 8-3-0

1962 Milton Gaudet 8-2-0

1963 Milton Gaudet 6-3-0

1964 Gary Pasqua 11-1-0

1965 Gary Pasqua 8-2-0

1966 Gary Pasqua 6-4-0

1967 Gary Pasqua 10-2-0

1968 Gary Pasqua 8-4-0

1969 Gary Pasqua 5-7-0

1970 Gary Pasqua 3-7-0

1971 Gary Pasqua 6-4-0

1972 Gary Pasqua 4-5-0

1973 Gary Pasqua 7-4-1

TCIL State Champions

2004 Bob Wunderlick 10-2-0 Bi-District, District Champions

2005 Bob Wunderlick 4-6-0

2006 Bob Wunderlick 5-6-0

2007 Bob Wunderlick 6-5-0

2008 Bob Wunderlick 3-7-0

2009 Bob Wunderlick 4-6-0

2010 Bob Wunderlick 6-5-0

2011 Brandon Hickman 8-3-0

2012 Brandon Hickman 9-3-0

2013 Brandon Hickman 9-4-0 Area Champions

2014 Brandon Hickman 8-4-0

2015 Brandon Hickman 10-2-0 Bi-District, District Champions

2016 Brandon Hickman 8-4-0 Bi-District, District Champions

TCIL State Champions

2017 Brandon Hickman 7-5-0 Bi-District Champions

2018 Brandon Hickman 2-8-0

2019 Brandon Hickman 9-5-0 Region II-6A Finalist

2020 Brandon Hickman 7-4-0

2021 Brandon Hickman 10-2-0 Bi-District, District Champions

Coaching History Record Tenure

1974 Gary Pasqua 8-4-0 TCIL State Champions

1975 Gary Pasqua 8-2-1

1976 Gary Pasqua 6-5-1

1977 Gary Pasqua 8-2-0

1978 Gary Pasqua 10-3-0

1979 Gary Pasqua 10-2-0

1980 Gary Pasqua 7-2-1

1981 Gary Pasqua 8-4-0

1982 Gary Pasqua 9-3-0

1983 Gary Pasqua 5-6-0

1984 Gary Pasqua 3-8-1

1985 Gary Pasqua 2-7-0

TCIL State Champions

TCIL State Champions

Gary Pasqua 187-129-9 1964-93

Brandon Hickman 87-44-0 2011-Pres.

Bob Wunderlick 79-67-0 1997-2010

Milton Gaudet 46-17-2 1958-63

Lancaster Smith 31-21-4 1950-55

Ed Maher 19-15-2 1942-45, 1947

Bill Flynn 16-6-0 1956-57

Don A. Rossi 13-3-1 1948-49

TCIL State Champions

Mike Washburn 11-11-0 1995-96

Robert Barnes 5-7-0 1994

Paul Tyson 4-4-1 1946

1986 Gary Pasqua 6-3-1 TCIL State Champions

1987 Gary Pasqua 4-5-1

1988 Gary Pasqua 1-9-0

1989 Gary Pasqua 0-10-0

1990 Gary Pasqua 6-3-1

TCIL State Champions

TCIL State Champions

1991 Gary Pasqua 9-0-1 TCIL State Champions

CHAMPIONSHIPS & TEAM ACCOLADES

UIL Regional Final Appearances (1)

2019

UIL Area Round Championships (2):

2019, 2013

UIL Bi-District Round Championships (8):

2021, 2019, 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012, 2004

UIL Playoff Appearances (13):

2021, 2020, 2019, 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012, 2011, 2010, 2007, 2006, 2004

TCIL State Championships (20):

1999, 1998, 1997, 1995, 1993, 1991, 1990, 1987, 1986, 1982, 1978, 1975, 1974, 1967, 1960, 1959, 1958, 1957, 1956, 1954

YEAR-BY-YEAR PLAYOFF RESULTS • UIL ERA

YEAR Round Opponent Location Score

2004 Bi-District Dallas Samuell

Texarkana, Texas (Pleasant Grove Stadium) W, 27-7

Area Longview Dallas, Texas (Kincaide Stadium) L, 14-44

2005 Did Not Qualify

2006 Bi-District Cedar Hill Midlothian, Texas (MISD Stadium) L, 7-63

2007 Bi-District DeSoto Dallas, Texas (Ranger Stadium) L, 24-45

2008 Did Not Qualify

2009 Did Not Qualify

2010 Bi-District Rowlett Dallas, Texas (Gerald J. Ford Stadium, SMU) L, 28-35

2011 Bi-District Sachse Mesquite, Texas (Mesquite Memorial Stadium) L, 42-49

2012 Bi-District McKinney Boyd Dallas, Texas (Ranger Stadium) W, 45-10

Area Longview Richardson, Texas (Wildcat-Ram Stadium) L, 25-57

2013 Bi-District Plano West Murphy, Texas (Kimbrough Stadium) W, 48-41

Area Rockwall Dallas, Texas (Cotton Bowl) W, 46-26

Regional Semifinal Lake Travis Waco, Texas (Waco ISD Stadium) L, 25-57

2014 Bi-District

J.J. Pearce Dallas, Texas (Ranger Stadium) W, 59-7

Area Rockwall Wylie, Texas (Wylie ISD Stadium) L, 27-48

2015 Bi-District Mesquite Horn Dallas, Texas (Ranger Stadium) W, 42-21

Area Rockwall Murphy, Texas (Kimbrough Stadium) L, 27-38

2016 Bi-District Naaman Forest Dallas, Texas (Ranger Stadium) W, 32-6

Area John Tyler Mesquite, Texas (Mesquite Memorial Stadium) L, 21-69

2017 Bi-District Lakeview Centennial Dallas, Texas (Ranger Stadium) W, 79-55

Area Longview Dallas, Texas (Kincaide Stadium) L, 43-75

2018 Did Not Qualify

2019 Bi-District Lakeview Centennial Dallas, Texas (Ranger Stadium) W, 45-14

Area Longview Dallas, Texas (Kincaide Stadium) W, 27-25

Regional Semifinal Klein Collins Waco, Texas (McLane Stadium) W, 28-20

Region II-6A Final Spring Westfield Houston, Texas (NRG Stadium) L, 28-38

2020 Bi-District Arlington Dallas, Texas (Ranger Stadium) L, 37-49

2021 Bi-District Arlington Dallas, Texas (Ranger Stadium) W, 69-36

Area Denton Guyer Frisco, Texas (The Star in Frisco) L, 7-56

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WINNING

PAUL MATURI • ASSISTANT HEAD COACH

Coach Maturi is celebrating his 13th season at Jesuit and his 38th year in coaching. In addition to his football responsibilities, Maturi is an assistant athletic director tasked with the maintenance of the indoor and outdoor facilities at Jesuit.

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

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

DON WOODS • DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR

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

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

JESUIT DALLAS COACHING

ROYCE SLECHTA • OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR

Coach Slechta enters his fourth 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 finished the year averaging 39.8 points and 427.8 yards per game.

Throughout his substantial coaching career, Slechta has mentored athletes at the high school and collegiate level. Slechta coached at West Texas A&M, Dalhart, Gainesville, Tascosa, Newman Smith and Sherman before arriving in Wylie.

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. Coach Slechta lives in the Metroplex with his wife Carrie and daughter Sybil.

RICK LEAL • JV HEAD COACH • DEFENSIVE LINE

Coach Leal will return to the sidelines this fall for his 28th season with the Jesuit Dallas football program. Last year, Leal led the Jesuit Dallas junior varsity squads to a 7-3-1 record and is 50-24-1 over the last eight 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.

BOB WUNDERLICK ’84 • HEAD FRESHMAN COACH

Coach Wunderlick enters his 34th 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 79-67 record, winning three Texas Christian Interscholastic League (TCIL) State Championships (1997, 1998, 1999) and ushering the Rangers into the UIL.

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

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

CHARLIE DELONG • DEFENSIVE LINE

Coach DeLong enters his 43rd 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 and UIL titles in 2010 and 2017. Jesuit’s historic 2010 UIL State Championship marked the first time that a private school captured a state title in a sport offered by the UIL. In 2021, DeLong was inducted into the Jesuit Dallas Sports Hall of Fame. Born in Iowa, DeLong received his bachelor’s degree from the University of Texas at Dallas and resides in Dallas with his wife, Diana.

CHARLES HINTON, JR. • WIDE RECEIVERS

Coach 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.

DAN HAVERKAMP

• WIDE RECEIVERS

Coach Haverkamp enters his third season at Jesuit. Haverkamp arrived at Jesuit after serving as the head coach at Bishop Fenwick H.S. (Ohio), where he led the Falcons to the program’s second playoff win since 1992 and was named the Cincinnati Area Division III Coach of the Year in 2019. Haverkamp coached at Saint Xavier H.S. from 2013-18, winning a state title in 2016.

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.

COREY POINTER • RUNNING BACKS

Coach Pointer enters his 13th season at Jesuit Dallas, where he oversees the team’s running backs.

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 allstate 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 • TIGHT ENDS

Coach Rhatican enters his second 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 arrived at Jesuit following an eight-year tenure 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 • LINEBACKERS

Beginning his 11th season on the sidelines for the Blue and Gold, Coach Thompson teaches English at Jesuit. Thompson has served as an integral part of a defensive unit that anchored the Rangers to eight bi-district championships between 2012 and 2021.

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.

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JESUIT DALLAS COACHING STAFF

JOSE AQUINO • FRESHMAN COACH

Coach Aquino enters his fourth season at Jesuit Dallas following a sixyear 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.

BILL HENLY • FRESHMAN COACH

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

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

SEAN GAVIN ’00 • FRESHMAN COACH

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

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

RYAN MENARD • FRESHMAN COACH

Coach Menard enters his 19th 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 nine grapplers qualify for state, 20 Rangers win individual district championships, and 74 regional qualifiers. Menard and his two sons live in Dallas.

CASEY PROFITT • FRESHMAN COACH

Coach Profitt is in his first season as a freshman head coach. Entering his 18th year at Jesuit Dallas, Profitt teaches social studies and served as the department chair for over 10 years.

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

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 twotime Super Bowl Champion with the Dallas Cowboys.

MATTHEW UPTON ’02 • FRESHMAN COACH

Coach Upton begins his sixth year at Jesuit, where he serves as a math teacher, rugby head coach, and freshman football coach. Jesuit’s rugby program finished the 2021 season undefeated and won the Rugby Texas Varsity Cup.

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

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

GIULIANO SANCHEZ • DIR. OF ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE

Sanchez will enter his fifth year at Jesuit Dallas, and his fourth 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 AllWestern Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association team selection.

RICK LEFEBVRE • ASST. DIR. OF ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE

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

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

HAVE A SAFE, HEALTHY AND SUCCESSFUL SEASON!

Bill Robertson, MD

Orthopedic Surgeon and Sports Medicine Specialist, TMI Sports Medicine and Orthopedics

Head Team Physician, Jesuit Dallas Head Team Physician, Dallas Stars NHL Hockey Club

Student Trainers:

Shane Miller, MD

Pediatric Primary Care Sports Medicine Specialist, Texas

Scottish Rite Sports Medicine Assistant Team Physician, Jesuit Dallas

Assistant Team Physician, Dallas Stars NHL Hockey Club

Assistant Team Physician: Dr. James Sterling

Volunteer Physical Therapist: Tyler Bacarro

Head Athletic Trainer:

Athletic Trainer:

Bristow,

Robert Duvall,

Martin

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Eggart,

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The Jesuit Dallas athletic training department specializes in the treatment and recovery of student-athletes throughout the academic year. Staffed by three athletic trainers who combined bring over 70 years of experience in the field, Jesuit’s athletic training staff utilizes a state of the art facility that promotes recovery with Normatec recovery systems, hyper-volt and deep muscle stimulator percussion massage units, cold laser therapy, E-stim/ultrasound combo units and hyper-ice Venom heat & vibration low back units. For studentathletes who are in need of recovery, the training room offers additional tools such as a stationary bike, treadmill, total gym, weights and dumbbells, ply-o balls, resistance bands, game-ready cryotherapy units and a hot/cold spa.

RICK MARTIN • HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER

Beginning his 28th 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 sixth 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.

DR. ROBERT DUVALL • ATHLETIC TRAINER

Dr. Duvall begins his third 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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CAPTAINS

COACHING STAFF

From L to R: Jake Musso, Charlie Schmidt, Coach Brandon Hickman, Luke Buckner, William Sahadevan, Jameson Kemp

LEADERSHIP COMMITTEE

Top Row: Joseph Obert, Charlie Schmidt, Matty Wagner, Coach Brandon Hickman, Jameson Kemp, Christopher Simington, Grant Peters, Logan Thompson Bottom Row: Luke Buckner, Grayson Wombacher, Bobby Musso, Jake Musso, William Sahadevan, Cooper Cutler

From L to R: Paul Wachsman, Charles Hinton, Jr., Paul Maturi, Dan Haverkamp, Royce Slechta, Corey Pointer, Brandon Hickman, Billy Thompson, Don Woods, Charlie DeLong, Patrick Rhatican, Luke O’Brien Not Pictured: Rick Leal

DEFENSIVE BACKS

DEFENSIVE LINE

Back Row: Coach Charlie DeLong, Bo Jouette, Logan Thompson, Cade Devening, Tyler Baxley, Callen Singhania, Roark Holman, Coach Don Woods

Row: Fredrick Lucky, Connor Raney, Bobby Musso, William Sahadevan, Sean Watson, Liam George, Julian Miranda

Top Row: Dylan Drennan, Will Hanrahan, Jameson Kemp, Christopher Simington, Dillon Blair, Coady Christopher

Jay Verschoyle, Matthew Toker, Sebastian Rubio, Adam Wierwille, Michael Moon

Pictured: Coach Rick Leal

Top

Maturi, Entonyo Jones, Grayson Wombacher

Luke Selner, Ashton Krug, Miles

Lamont

Back Row: Jay Verschoyle, Dave Alcala-Frederick, Neil Lancaster, Coach Brandon Hickman, Joseph Obert, Ryan Dunham, Davis Claro, Alan Villasana Front Row: Allen Lesher, Ben Petroff, Luke Boyd, Charlie Winikates, Kenneth Chapital

From L to R: Tristen Bird, Luke Buckner, Coach Billy Thompson, Adam Kelly, Houston Walker, Grant Peters Not Pictured: Drew Noonan

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to R: Cooper Tilden, Coach Royce Slechta, Charlie Schmidt, Will Greenwood

RUNNING BACKS

SPECIAL TEAMS

WIDE

Top Row: Coach Charlie DeLong, Coleton Power, Ashton Krug, Clark Connelly, Coady Christopher, Coach Don Woods Bottom Row: Matty Wagner, Travis Bruce, Dylan Drennan

Top Row: Coach Dan Haverkamp, Drew Netherland, Blake Aldrine, Zach Asche, Matty Wagner, Dolen Hedrick, Landon Polk, Walker Davis, Coach Patrick Rhatican Bottom Row: Jake Musso, Suede Messenger, Luke Fawcett, Coach Charles Hinton, Jr., Connor Ehinger, Drew Betts, Cooper Cutler Not Pictured: Quentin Williams

From L to R: Willis Zemanek, Cameron Martin, Coach Corey Pointer, Reed Pfaffenberger, Thomas Villalba

70 • DAVE ALCALA-FREDERICK • OFFENSIVE LINE

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? Travis Frederick. He was one of my favorite football players growing up. • Funniest Football Moment: Anytime spent with “The Hawgz”. • Proudest Football Moment: Beating Arlington in the playoffs last year. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The bonds made with my friends. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Wide receiver, so I could catch the ball and score.

• For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Giving my best effort for my brothers.

• If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Brotherhood • My favorite motivational expression is... “Success isn’t permanent, and failure isn’t fatal. Success isn’t measured by money or power or social rank. Success is measured by your discipline and inner peace.”

• If I could star in another sport, it would be: Basketball. It’s one of my favorite sports to play. • Before I graduate, I want to...help break the stigma around mental health at Jesuit Dallas. • Favorite Sports Movie: Space Jam • Favorite Football Movie: Friday Night Lights Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, Quenton Nelson.

• Favorite College team: Notre Dame Fighting Irish.

82 • ZACH ASCHE • WIDE RECEIVER

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? Jason Witten, because he was big like me. • Funniest Football Moment: Doing the push with one of my teammates.

• Proudest Football Moment: Scoring against Mesquite last season.

• The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: Coming out of the tunnel with the boys. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Quarterback, because I love tossing the rock.

• For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Being proud, honest and ferocious.

• If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Jesuit Dallas Football: North Dallas’ Great

• My favorite motivational expression is... “Leave No Doubt.”

• If I could star in another sport, it would be: Basketball, because I’m tall.

• Before I graduate, I want to...score on Gary Pasqua Field on a Friday night.

• Favorite Sports Movie: The Longest Yard • Favorite Football Movie: The Longest Yard Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, Amari Cooper. • Favorite College team: Notre Dame Fighting Irish.

18 • TYLER BAXLEY • DEFENSIVE BACK

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My dad and brother. I grew up watching and playing football with them from a young age before I joined a team. • Funniest Football Moment: My freshman year experience. The whole season was so fun and I was always laughing. • Proudest Football Moment: Getting my first interception. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The relationships and friendships that I earned from playing all four years of football. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Quarterback. I played it until seventh grade, and I wonder what it would be like to do it on the varsity squad. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Caring about the success of your teammates by always pushing them, and making sure that you either succeed or fail together. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: For Your Brothers. • My favorite motivational expression is... “Iron sharpens iron.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Baseball. I played it until starting high school, and I miss the fun I had while playing. • Before I graduate, I want to...have one last year of fun, and accomplish a lot on and off the field with my teammates and coaches. • Favorite Sports Movie: The Sandlot • Favorite Football Movie: The Longest Yard Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, CeeDee Lamb. • Favorite College team: Texas Longhorns.

84 • DILLON BLAIR • DEFENSIVE LINE

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My dad and brother. They both played football at Jesuit, and I look up to them. • Funniest Football Moment: When a coach was yelling at the corners and safeties while teaching us coverages as freshmen. • Proudest Football Moment: Trucking over one of Allen’s best players.

• The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The friendships I have made. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Wide receiver, because I like the freedom.

• For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Being the very best teammate you can be while on the field, and being a good classmate. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: The Brotherhood • My favorite motivational expression is... “Criticism can bother you, but you should be more bothered if there is no criticism. That means you’re too safe.” - Kanye West. • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Basketball. It’s my favorite sport.

• Favorite Sports Movie: Space Jam • Favorite Football Movie: The Blind Side Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, Tony Romo. • Favorite College team: Texas A&M Aggies.

• Before I graduate, I want to...effect people positively.

72 • LUKE BOYD • OFFENSIVE LINE

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My dad. While I was growing up, he would tell me stories about when he played, and I am fortunate enough to wear the same number that he did. • Funniest Football Moment: This year’s wing eating contest. • Proudest Football Moment: Being named Player of the Week, and being announced along with the rest of the offensive line over the School’s loudspeaker. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The friendships I have made on the offensive line. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Linebacker so I could chase people down and tackle them. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Life-long brotherhood. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Start Chopping Your Feet • My favorite motivational expression is... “Have some dawg in you.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Baseball. • Before I graduate, I want to...win a state championship. • Favorite Sports Movie: Rookie of the Year • Favorite Football Movie: Remember the Titans Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, CeeDee Lamb. • Favorite College team: Oklahoma Sooners.

37 • TRAVIS BRUCE • KICKER

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My mom. She told me that I should start kicking because there weren’t many junior kickers, so I joined the team. • Funniest Football Moment: Leaving my helmet behind for the Lake Highlands game. It was funny but embarrassing.

• Proudest Football Moment: When I hit my first 50-yard field goal in practice.

• The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: Talking with and practicing with my fellow kickers. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Safety or cornerback. I enjoy the strategic game of determining what route a receiver will run and finding the best way to cover it. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Dedicating my work to not only my teammates, but also committing myself to Ignatian spirituality. Being a Ranger isn’t complete without a dedication to service and to others. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Work Hard, Play Hard

• My favorite motivational expression is... “They lose the day in expectation of the night, and the night in fear of the dawn.”

• If I could star in another sport, it would be: Soccer. I’ve played soccer my whole life, and it’s the sport that I like to watch the most. • Before I graduate, I want to...earn cum laude honors. • Favorite Sports Movie: Benchwarmers • Favorite Football Movie: The Longest Yard. Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, Ezekiel Elliot. • Favorite College team: Texas Longhorns.

30 • LUKE BUCKNER • LINEBACKER

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My father played at Dartmouth, and I wanted to be just like him. • Funniest Football Moment: When I upset one of my coaches by calling him a nickname. • Proudest Football Moment: Winning last year’s playoff game against Arlington. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The post-game euphoria. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Running back, I used to play the position and I’ve got some moves. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Playing and working towards a common goal for and with your brothers. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Geese • My favorite motivational expression is...any of the numerous speeches that our coaches give when they get into it. • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Wrestling.

• Before I graduate, I want to...beat Highland Park.

• Favorite Sports Movie: Warrior • Favorite Football Movie: The Blind Side Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, Nick Bosa. • Favorite College team: Alabama Crimson Tide or Dartmouth Big Green.

67 • KENNETH CHAPITAL • OFFENSIVE LINE

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? I grew up watching football on TV with my dad, and I have wanted to play ever since.

• Funniest Football Moment: Attempting to make a tackle on an interception and completely missing the player. • Proudest Football Moment: Going undefeated in district during sophomore year. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The whole team’s work ethic.

• If you could play a different position, what would it be? Defensive line, because I played it in middle school and had a fun time playing it. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Having a high work ethic, and always giving full effort no matter the circumstance.

• If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Integrity • My favorite motivational expression is...”Practice makes progress.”

• If I could star in another sport, it would be: Baseball. I’ve played it before, there is less chance of injury and they make a lot of money.

• Before I graduate, I want to...develop my time management skills.

• Favorite Sports Movie: Remember the Titans

• Favorite Football Movie: Remember the Titans Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, Micah Parsons. • Favorite College team: LSU Tigers.

55 • MILES CHESTER • LINEBACKER

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My grandfather played at the U.S. Naval Academy, and always wanted to see me play. • Funniest Football Moment: When two of our coaches wrestled for the football at practice. • Proudest Football Moment: Beating Lake Highlands last year. It felt good to avenge the only district loss from the year before. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The brotherhood. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Tight end. I would want to have the ball in my hands. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Respecting tradition and working hard. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Rise and Grind. • My favorite motivational expression is... “It’s not about whether you get knocked down. It’s about whether or not you get back up.”

• If I could star in another sport, it would be: Rugby. It’s like football just without pads, and everyone gets to run the ball. • Before I graduate, I want to...win another district championship. • Favorite Sports Movie: Draft Day. • Favorite Football Movie: The Waterboy. Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, Luke Kuechly. • Favorite College team: Texas A&M Aggies.

48 • COADY CHRISTOPHER • DEFENSIVE LINE

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My uncle. He played football and I look up to him. • Funniest Football Moment: In seventh grade, one of my buddies couldn’t tell his left from his right and had to wear a pink arm sleeve. • Proudest Football Moment: Winning Defensive Player of the Year in eighth grade. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The community of everyone on the team committing to being one. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Outside linebacker. I played it freshman year and had a lot of fun playing that position. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Being part of an everlasting brotherhood. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Play Hard, Work Harder • My favorite motivational expression is...”If my mind can conceive it and my heart can believe it, then I can achieve it.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Golf. I have really picked it up over the last six months and have a lot of fun with it. • Before I graduate, I want to...win the SVAA Tropics Championship. • Favorite Sports Movie: The Sandlot • Favorite Football Movie: Remember the Titans Favorite NFL team, player: Los Angeles Rams, Aaron Donald. • Favorite College team: Texas A&M Aggies.

78 • DAVIS CLARO • OFFENSIVE LINE

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? It has always been idolized in my family and I grew up watching the game on TV. • Funniest Football Moment: When one of our coaches threw a football at a sideline when the sophomores were talking, but he missed and hit a player. • Proudest Football Moment: Switching positions and becoming a starter at that position. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The relationships built with teammates and coaches. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Wide receiver, just so I could show off my hands. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Being a man who does everything in his power to pick his brother up. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Leave No Doubt • My favorite motivational expression is... “The measure of who we are is what we do with what we have.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Baseball. It would be cool to throw 100 miles per hour. • Before I graduate, I want to...beat Highland Park. • Favorite Sports Movie: Major League • Favorite Football Movie: Rudy Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, CeeDee Lamb. • Favorite College team: Oklahoma Sooners.

36 • CLARK CONNELLY • KICKER

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My grandpa. He played for the Cowboys and is a huge inspiration.

• Funniest Football Moment: I don’t have one. • Proudest Football Moment: I can’t remember.

• The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The friendships I have made, and that “we is better than me”.

• If you could play a different position, what would it be? Wide receiver, because I have hands like glue. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: You are willing to do anything for the person next to you. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Dedication • My favorite motivational expression is... “I can do all things through Christ who gives me strength.”

• If I could star in another sport, it would be: Basketball, because who wouldn’t want to dunk over people? • Before I graduate, I want to...gain my pilot’s license.

• Favorite Sports Movie: It’s not a movie, but Ted Lasso

• Favorite Football Movie: The Blind Side Favorite NFL team: Dallas Cowboys. • Favorite College team: Oklahoma Sooners.

19 • CADE DEVENING • DEFENSIVE BACK

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My dad, because of the stories he told me about his high school football experience. • Funniest Football Moment: Fumbling the ball four times in one game in fifth grade. • Proudest Football Moment: Making a tackle in my first varsity game. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: Having fun with my friends before and after practice. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Running back. It seems fun being able to run the ball into the end zone. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Responsibility. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Work Hard, Play Hard • My favorite motivational expression is... “The only one who can tell you ‘you can’t win is you.”

• If I could star in another sport, it would be: Golf, because that is something I have been doing my whole life. • Before I graduate, I want to...win the SVAA rec basketball championship. • Favorite Sports Movie: The Blind Side • Favorite Football Movie: The Longest Yard Favorite NFL team: Dallas Cowboys, Dak Prescott. • Favorite College team: Oklahoma Sooners.

77 • RYAN DUNHAM • OFFENSIVE LINE

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? Watching it with my dad when I was young. • Funniest Football Moment: Getting stepped on by a teammate trying to help me up. • Proudest Football Moment: Beating Lake Highlands last year. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The friends. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Quarterback, because who wouldn’t want to be the quarterback? • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Working hard for success.

• If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: The Rangers • My favorite motivational expression is... “Who’s gonna carry the boats?”

• If I could star in another sport, it would be: Baseball, because I love the sport.

• Before I graduate, I want to win a state title.

• Favorite Sports Movie: Major League • Favorite Football Movie: Remember the Titans Favorite NFL team, player: Cleveland Browns, Baker Mayfield.

• Favorite College team: Texas Tech Red Raiders.

15 • CONNOR EHINGER • WIDE RECEIVER

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My cousin, because he also played football. • Funniest Football Moment: When I caught a pass on the floor in middle school. • Proudest Football Moment: Scoring my first touchdown.

• The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The coaches and players around me. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Cornerback. I’ve played wide receiver for most of my career, and I’d like to try the other side of the field. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Always looking out for your brothers around you. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: The Path to Greatness. • My favorite motivational expression is... “Someone’s always working harder.”

• If I could star in another sport, it would be: Golf. It’d be fun to win tournaments and beat your friends. • Before I graduate, I want to figure out my work ethic. • Favorite Sports Movie: The Waterboy

• Favorite Football Movie: The Waterboy. Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, CeeDee Lamb. • Favorite College team: Oklahoma Sooners.

2 • LUKE FAWCETT • WIDE RECEIVER

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My dad, he was very competitive in sports. • Funniest Football Moment: During a practice, one of our coaches threw a football and hit one of my teammates.

• Proudest Football Moment: Starting on varsity for the first time.

• The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The coaches and my teammates being very supportive.

• If you could play a different position, what would it be? Cornerback. I feel like I would be good at it, and my brother played cornerback.

• For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Being a determined and hard worker.

• If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Leave No Doubt • My favorite motivational expression is... “We don’t quit, we don’t cower, we don’t run. We endure and conquer.”Kobe Bryant • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Track. Watching the Olympic sprinters is cool.

• Favorite Sports Movie: The Longest Yard.

• Before I graduate, I want to meet some new people.

• Favorite Football Movie: Remember the Titans. Favorite NFL team, player: New Orleans Saints, Tyrann Mathieu. • Favorite College team: LSU Tigers.

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16 • LIAM GEORGE • RUNNING BACK

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My dad. He would tell me stories of when he played, and it always seemed very fun. • Funniest Football Moment: Being on the sidelines with my teammates during a big win. • Proudest Football Moment: Scoring my first touchdown. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The brotherhood and community it has created. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Quarterback. I have always dreamed of being able to lead the team as a quarterback.

• For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Being a Man For Others and holding your team to a higher standard. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Band of Brothers.

• My favorite motivational expression is... “Leave no doubt.”

• If I could star in another sport, it would be: Basketball. It was my favorite sport as a kid. • Before I graduate, I want to win a district championship as a starter. • Favorite Sports Movie: Rudy • Favorite Football Movie: Rudy Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, Adrian Peterson. • Favorite College team: Texas Tech Red Raiders.

12 • WILL GREENWOOD • QUARTERBACK

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My dad. He always played catch with me when I was younger, which developed into loving the game. • Funniest Football Moment: Scout team with Coach Thompson. • Proudest Football Moment: Starting and winning JV Blue games. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The brotherhood developed through training together everyday. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Punter, because I have a boot. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Being a Man For Others and always looking for work to help others out yourself.

• If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Brotherhood. • My favorite motivational expression is... “Leave No Doubt.”

• If I could star in another sport, it would be: Basketball, because everyone always wonders why I don’t play since I’m tall. • Before I graduate, I want to win state. • Favorite Sports Movie: Field of Dreams • Favorite Football Movie: Remember the Titans Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, Tom Brady. • Favorite College team: Notre Dame Fighting Irish.

9 • WILL HANRAHAN • DEFENSIVE LINE

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? I wouldn’t say anyone inspired me, but I started playing in third grade and have always loved playing the sport. • Funniest Football Moment: Any bus ride after an away game that we won. • Proudest Football Moment: Winning the district title my junior year.

• The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: Off-season workouts.

• If you could play a different position, what would it be? Tight end. I have always wanted to score a touchdown.

• For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Being a good friend and teammate to those around you. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Hard Work and Perseverance.

• My favorite motivational expression is... “Believe you can, and you’re halfway there.”

• If I could star in another sport, it would be: Basketball, it has always been my second favorite sport.

• Before I graduate, I want to win state.

• Favorite Sports Movie: The Blind Side

• Favorite Football Movie: Remember the Titans Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, James Proche. • Favorite College team: SMU Mustangs.

10 • ROARK HOLMAN • DEFENSIVE BACK

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My brother. We played in our front yard with our neighbors. • Funniest Football Moment: When my pants got pulled down.

• Proudest Football Moment: Winning the Catholic Bowl. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: All the work that goes into it. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Wide receiver, because I used to play it. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Putting your all in to everything you do. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Grit. • My favorite motivational expression is... “The best view comes after the hardest climb.”

• If I could star in another sport, it would be: Basketball, because it’s really fun. • Before I graduate, I want to have as much fun as possible. • Favorite Sports Movie: The Sandlot

• Favorite Football Movie: The Waterboy Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, Dak Prescott. • Favorite College team: Texas Longhorns.

13 • BO JOUETTE • DEFENSIVE BACK

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My friends. They said it was fun. • Funniest Football Moment: Going in for one play and getting carted off the field.

• Proudest Football Moment: Beating Arlington after losing the year before. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: It’s very fun. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Offensive line, because I have the coldest drop-step ever. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Being willing to work but have fun. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Somehow We Got Here. • My favorite motivational expression is... “Life is a highway.”

• If I could star in another sport, it would be: Hockey, because it looks like fun. • Before I graduate, I want to...crash another car.

• Favorite Sports Movie: Varsity Blues.

• Favorite Football Movie: Varsity Blues. Favorite NFL team, player: Pittsburgh Steelers, Minkah Fitzpatrick. • Favorite College team: Texas A&M Aggies.

47 • ADAM KELLY • LINEBACKER

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? Myself. • Funniest Football Moment: During middle school, being our biggest lineman’s tackle dummy, the harder I got hit the harder the coaches laughed and the less conditioning we had to do at the end of the day.

• Proudest Football Moment: Blocking a potentially game-winning field goal against my old home town team.

• The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The people I have met.

• If you could play a different position, what would it be? Kicker. I would probably save myself a lot of pain in the long run.

• For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Finishing every game with full effort.

• If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Tempos or Liners Today?

• My favorite motivational expression is... “Play like a champion today.”

• If I could star in another sport, it would be: Gymnastics. Flips are sick.

• Before I graduate, I want to get a scholarship. • Favorite Sports Movie: Rudy • Favorite Football Movie: Rudy Favorite NFL team, player: San Francisco 49ers, Jerry Rice.

• Favorite College team: Notre Dame Fighting Irish.

75 • JAMESON KEMP • DEFENSIVE LINE

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My dad. I saw old photos of him in his football uniform when he was in middle school so I decided to play and have always wanted to continue playing. • Funniest Football Moment: Dropping an interception against Irving.

• Proudest Football Moment: Getting an interception last year as a nose guard. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: My teammates. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Linebacker. I would love to truck a receiver crossing the middle. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Being part of a close brotherhood. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: The Football Brotherhood • My favorite motivational expression is... “You didn’t come this far to only come this far.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Basketball. I’ve always enjoyed it and would have fun doing it. • Before I graduate, I want to...score a touchdown. • Favorite Sports Movie: Friday Night Lights • Favorite Football Movie: Remember the Titans Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, Randy White. • Favorite College team: I don’t have one.

71 • NEIL LANCASTER • OFFENSIVE LINE

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My dad. I always remembered him bragging about how good he was, which caused me to start playing in middle school.

• Funniest Football Moment: During halftime of a difficult game, hearing someone use the hand dryer for two minutes straight during an emotional speech.

• Proudest Football Moment: Getting called up to play mid-game during my junior season, then starting for the rest of the season.

• The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The summers just working out and bettering myself with my classmates.

• If you could play a different position, what would it be? Running back. It seems fun getting to run people over. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Being a hard-working person in all aspects of life. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: 24 and 25 Power

• My favorite motivational expression is... “If it was easy, everybody would do it.”

• If I could star in another sport, it would be: Rugby. That is the other sport that I play at Jesuit.

• Before I graduate, I want to have two free periods back-to-back.

• Favorite Sports Movie: The Sandlot • Favorite Football Movie: Remember the Titans Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, Sean Lee. • Favorite College team: Texas Longhorns.

38 • COLIN LENHOFF • LINEBACKER

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? I thought it was a cool sport to watch, and I wanted to be able to play it as well. • Funniest Football Moment: I was trying to get past an offensive lineman, and when we hit each other I made an embarrassing “oof” sound. • Proudest Football Moment: While on the JV team I had a game with a bunch of tackles. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: All the guys working hard and being united. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Running back, just to see if I could do it and how well I could break tackles. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Commitment. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Iron Sharpens Iron. • My favorite motivational expression is... “Do, or do not. There is no try.” -Yoda • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Basketball. It is my second favorite sport, and I played it throughout most of my youth. • Before I graduate, I want to force a turnover. • Favorite Sports Movie: Invincible • Favorite Football Movie: Invincible. Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, Baker Mayfield. • Favorite College team: Oklahoma Sooners.

25 • CAMERON MARTIN • RUNNING BACK

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My friends and family inspired me to play football from a young age. Football gave me the opportunity to make connections and friends all while doing something I love. • Funniest Football Moment: When one of my teammates rode a scooter around the locker room after a big win. • Proudest Football Moment: Beating Lake Highlands last year for the district championship. I played my best game of the season and helped the team get the win. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The locker room after a win. Music is blaring, the weekend is here and everyone couldn’t be happier. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Quarterback. I played it when I was younger and had so much fun. I would love to see what it’s like to be the quarterback at a higher level then second grade flag football.

• For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Always being there for your brother, no matter what. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: The Unknown Benefits of Up-Downs. • My favorite motivational expression is... “A smooth sea never made a skilled sailor.”

• If I could star in another sport, it would be: Golf, because I could continue playing it into the later years of my life. • Before I graduate, I want to...win a powderpuff game. • Favorite Sports Movie: Miracle • Favorite Football Movie: The Blind Side Favorite NFL team, player: Philadelphia Eagles, Jalen Hurts. • Favorite College team: Northwestern Wildcats.

44 • BLAKE MILLER • LINEBACKER

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My dad. He coached me until seventh grade and was always pushing me to be better. • Funniest Football Moment: Fumbling four times in one game. • Proudest Football Moment: Stripping the ball during my JV season on our goal line with the game on the line. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: Beating Prosper freshman year. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Running back. It is the opposite of linebacker, and I love hitting people. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Maintaining 100 percent effort to beat schools that are bigger than us. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Ranger Ready • 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: Baseball. I admire the talent it takes to be good, and I enjoy the atmosphere of games. • Before I graduate, I want to score a touchdown. • Favorite Sports Movie: Rudy • Favorite Football Movie: Rudy Favorite NFL team: Dallas Cowboys. • Favorite College team: Texas Longhorns.

99 • MICHAEL MOON • DEFENSIVE LINE

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My dad. • Funniest Football Moment: Freshman year drills with Coach Aquino. • Proudest Football Moment: Rallying the JV team before a game. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: My brothers always pushing me to be my best self and player.

• If you could play a different position, what would it be? A big wide receiver. It would be fun to score touchdowns. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Brotherhood, respect and responsibility.

• If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Shimmy Down • My favorite motivational expression is... “First in, last out.”

• If I could star in another sport, it would be: Basketball. It would be a lot of fun to be good in basketball. • Before I graduate, I want to get a sack in a Friday night game.

• Favorite Sports Movie: Remember the Titans

• Favorite Football Movie: Remember the Titans Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, George Kittle.

• Favorite College team: SMU Mustangs.

46

ONEAL MURRAY

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My dad, and players like Tyrann Mathieu. • Funniest Football Moment: When two coaches wrestled on the ground for a loose ball during practice. • Proudest Football Moment: Beating Lake Highlands last year, or the win over Longview in 2019. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The locker room after a hard workout or big win, storming the field after beating Longview, and the trip to Houston. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Running back of wide receiver. I’ve played defense most of my career, it would be cool to see what it’s like to be a contributor on offense. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Brotherhood, accountability, determination, integrity, grit, compassion, a high standard and playing for each other. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Jesuit Rangers: The Dark Horse of Texas. • My favorite motivational expression is... “A successful man is one who can lay a solid foundation off the bricks others have thrown at him.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Baseball. I’ve always loved the game and the skill it takes to be great. • Before I graduate, I want to...get closer with my teammates and classmates, become more involved around campus and be a student that teachers look forward to have in their class. Also, win a district title. • Favorite Sports Movie: The Longest Yard • Favorite Football Movie: The Longest Yard. Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, Justin Jefferson. • Favorite College team: LSU Tigers.

7 • JAKE MUSSO • WIDE RECEIVER

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? The Cowboys and my dad. My dad put a football in my hands at a young age, and I’ve watched every Cowboys game since I could remember, which made me realize I want to play this game. • Funniest Football Moment: Game tape review with the coaches. • Proudest Football Moment: The Arlington playoff game last year. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The coaches and Friday nights. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Quarterback. I’ve quarterback for most of my life, but knew wide receiver and running back was better for me. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Holding my teammates accountable and play every game as if it’s your last. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Ubuntu • My favorite motivational expression is... “Win the Day.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Basketball. There are less people on the team. • Before I graduate, I want to visit Europe. • Favorite Sports Movie: Remember the Titans • Favorite Football Movie: Remember the Titans Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, Dak Prescott. • Favorite College team: I don’t have one.

14 • DREW NETHERLAND • WIDE RECEIVER

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? Watching football on TV and going to Dallas Cowboys games made me want to play since I was little. • Funniest Football Moment: Dancing to music in the locker room.

• Proudest Football Moment: Making the playoffs with the team.

• The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The commitment and brotherhood that is formed for life.

• If you could play a different position, what would it be?

Cornerback, because it’s the only other position I’m built for. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Being a Man For Others and doing the right thing on and off the field. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: The Formation of Brotherhood and Commitment • My favorite motivational expression is... “Finish what you started.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Basketball, because I’ve been playing since I was five. • Before I graduate, I want to leave a legacy that others will remember and know I was the best Jesuit brother I could possibly be. • Favorite Sports Movie: Rocky III • Favorite Football Movie: The Blind Side Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, Dak Prescott. • Favorite College team: TCU Horned Frogs.

53 • JOSEPH OBERT • OFFENSIVE LINE

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My dad inspired me to play, and I’ve been playing since I was in first grade.

• Funniest Football Moment: When we used to watch film as the offensive line during sophomore year, and made fun of each other’s bad plays. • Proudest Football Moment: Being voted onto the leadership council this year.

• The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The life long friends I’ve made playing. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Quarterback. • 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: Let the Good Times Roll. • My favorite motivational expression is... “Do or do not, there is no try.” -Yoda

• If I could star in another sport, it would be: Golf. • Before I graduate, I want to make a playoff run.

• Favorite Sports Movie: Happy Gilmore • Favorite Football Movie: Remember the Titans Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, Vita Vea. • Favorite College team: Texas A&M Aggies.

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My dad, because he played in college. • Funniest Football Moment: When one of our teammates had to catch a punt to end practice early in our freshman year. • Proudest Football Moment: Being named to the all-district first team last year, or the game-winning strip on the goal line against Choctaw last season. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The friendships I have built. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Running back. I played that my whole life before high school. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Family. The friends I have made at Jesuit are my family. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: The Ranger Way and Motto of Football • My favorite motivational expression is... “I’ve lost almost 300 games. Twenty-six times, I’ve been trusted to take the game-winning shot and missed. I’ve failed over and over again in my life. That is why I succeed.” - Michael Jordan • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Lacrosse, because we have a powerhouse program at Jesuit. • Before I graduate, I want to...thank every coach for all they have done for me and how they push me to succeed. • Favorite Sports Movie: The Longest Yard • Favorite Football Movie: The Longest Yard Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, CeeDee Lamb. • Favorite College team: Texas Tech Red Raiders.

8 • REED PFAFFENBERGER • RUNNING BACK

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My brother. He told me that football is where the men in the world are made. • Funniest Football Moment: Walking into the locker room at 5:15 a.m. every morning just for someone to yell “Good Morning!”. • Proudest Football Moment: Being able to walk into The Star with a team that felt like a family. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The memories from games and screaming my head off with my teammates. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Defensive End, because T.J. Watt is a beast and I want to be like him. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Being a part of a brotherhood that is tested on the field but grows throughout the campus. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: The Grind Never Stops.

• My favorite motivational expression is... “You don’t fail just you, you fail your family.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Basketball, so that I wouldn’t have to lift heavy weights in order to go to college and play it. • Before I graduate, I want to...get all A’s and have the best football season of my life. • Favorite Sports Movie: Glory Road. • Favorite Football Movie: Remember the Titans. Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, Ezekiel Elliott. • Favorite College team: UCLA Bruins.

23 • COLETON POWER • KICKER

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? Tim Tebow. Growing up in a Christian household, he was a staple for us on Saturdays. I loved his charisma and ability to lead and execute under pressure. He inspired my faith. • Funniest Football Moment: Seeing Coach Woods flap his arms when geese fly by at practice. • Proudest Football Moment: In fourth grade, I sacked the quarterback, picked up the fumble and scored a touchdown. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: Our bond as a team and how hard we work. A lot of time and effort goes into a season and seeing your teammates and brothers succeed is amazing. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Quarterback. Getting to control where the ball goes and dropping dimes over the field would be a dream. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Being gritty, disciplined and intelligent. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: I Got Shakes • My favorite motivational expression is... “Good is not good when better is expected.”

• If I could star in another sport, it would be: Baseball. It was my main sport growing up, the game has grown so much and being a big leaguer would be a dream come true. • Before I graduate, I want to...win a state title and be a straight-A student.

• Favorite Sports Movie: Happy Gilmore • Favorite Football Movie: Rudy Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, Tom Brady. • Favorite College team: Notre Dame Fighting Irish.

91 • SEBASTIAN RUBIO • DEFENSIVE LINE

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My grandpa. He made me fall in love with the game when we threw the ball in the backyard.

• Funniest Football Moment: When I fumbled on the five-yard line in middle school.

• Proudest Football Moment: Carrying six defenders on my back for seven yards.

• The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: THE JUICE.

• If you could play a different position, what would it be? Linebacker, because I love tackling anyone on a football field.

• For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Being there to do your job for your brothers on and off the field.

• If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: THE JUICE

• 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, because that is my favorite sport.

• Before I graduate, I want to win any kind of championship this year.

• Favorite Sports Movie: Air Bud • Favorite Football Movie: Remember the Titans Favorite NFL team, player: I don’t have a favorite team, but my favorite player is Deebo Samuel.

• Favorite College team: I don’t have one.

1 • WILLIAM SAHADEVAN • DEFENSIVE BACK

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My cousin played, so I wanted to play as well. • Funniest Football Moment: When I tackled a kid so hard in third grade his pants slipped off. • Proudest Football Moment: Beating Lake Highlands.

• The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: Going to eat meals with my friends after practice.

• If you could play a different position, what would it be? Wide receiver, because I want to score touchdowns.

• For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Working hard. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: The Brotherhood • My favorite motivational expression is... “Who’s going to carry the boats?”

• If I could star in another sport, it would be: Golf, because I’m horrible at golf. • Before I graduate, I want to...win district again. • Favorite Sports Movie: The Blind Side • Favorite Football Movie: The Blind Side Favorite NFL team, player: Chicago Bears, Drew Brees. • Favorite College team: LSU Tigers.

17 • CHARLIE SCHMIDT • QUARTERBACK

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My dad inspires me because of the article written about him in the newspaper during his senior year. I always wanted to emulate that and be like him.

• Funniest Football Moment: A hard hit during my freshman year that dented my helmet.

• Proudest Football Moment: Throwing a touchdown in my first varsity game.

• The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The brotherhood between my teammates.

• If you could play a different position, what would it be? Wide Receiver. I’m quick, I have great speed and great hands. • 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: Brotherhood.

• My favorite motivational expression is... “Lock in.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Lacrosse. It’s my other sport and I love playing schools that we don’t play in football.

• Before I graduate, I want to become a better person and leader for my friends and peers.

• Favorite Sports Movie: The Blind Side.

• Favorite Football Movie: The Blind Side. Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, Joe Burrow. • Favorite College team: Texas Longhorns.

41 • LUKE SELNER • LINEBACKER

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? Nobody. I have always wanted to play since I thought it looked fun as a kid. • Funniest Football Moment: A teammate that fell as he was covering somebody. • Proudest Football Moment: Finally recording an interception after dropping two. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: All my great friends I have met through playing it. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Either defensive line or running back. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Brotherhood. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Grit • My favorite motivational expression is... “Be a dawg.”

• If I could star in another sport, it would be: Golf, because I can play it for a long time.

• Before I graduate, I want to start a football game.

• Favorite Sports Movie: Rocky or Creed • Favorite Football Movie: Rudy Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, Ray Lewis. • Favorite College team: Texas Longhorns.

21 • CALLEN SINGHANIA • DEFENSIVE BACK

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? I was inspired by learning how to channel my emotions into the game.

• Funniest Football Moment: After I dropped a wide open touchdown pass, a coach said that if I did it again I could go back to my old school.

• Proudest Football Moment: Mossing Robert Fitzgerald on scout team sophomore year.

• The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The atmosphere and energy that every player creates during games and practice. It has taught me how to enjoy things that may be painful. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Defensive end. It just seems fun. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Being part of a community that expands past four years of high school.

• If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Shimmee Down • My favorite motivational expression is... “Me vs. Me.”

• If I could star in another sport, it would be: Baseball, because I’ve always played it. • Before I graduate, I want to beat Highland Park. • Favorite Sports Movie: Grown Ups • Favorite Football Movie: The Waterboy Favorite NFL team, player: Houston Texans, J.J. Watt. • Favorite College team: Texas Longhorns.

56 • ALAN VILLASANA • OFFENSIVE LINE

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? I was inspired by watching NFL games as a kid. I always wanted to be like the players. • Funniest Football Moment: When I got trucked on a play and we watched it back on film. • Proudest Football Moment: My first time playing in a varsity game. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: Hanging out with my teammates in the locker room and after practice. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Wide receiver. I have great hands and would be able to score a lot. • 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: Band of Brothers. • My favorite motivational expression is... “Once you know what failure feels like, determination chases success.” - Kobe Bryant • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Baseball. It would be the most fun to be good at, and the stars get paid a lot. • Before I graduate, I want to...I want to make life-long memories and experiences. • Favorite Sports Movie: Rocky IV. • Favorite Football Movie: Remember the Titans. Favorite NFL team, player: Houston Texans, J.J. Watt. • Favorite College team: Texas Longhorns.

80 • MATTY WAGNER • WIDE RECEIVER

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? The first time I saw the movie Invincible with Mark Wahlberg, it made me realize that I wanted to play football. • Funniest Football Moment: During freshman year I got a snap, rolled out, fumbled it, but ended up picking it back up and throwing a touchdown. • Proudest Football Moment: Overcoming my leg injury to come back faster and stronger. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The feeling of running onto the field for a Friday night home game.

• If you could play a different position, what would it be? Quarterback. I played it freshman and sophomore year and had a great time. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Loving and being friends with your teammates on and off the field. This creates a connection that will help us on the field. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: The Beauty of Brotherhood • My favorite motivational expression is... “Act like you’ve been there before.”

• If I could star in another sport, it would be: Baseball. I’ve always loved the game and stopped playing in eighth grade because we didn’t have enough people to make a team.

• Before I graduate, I want to...continue to grow my relationship with my teammates so I will be able to make life long friends that I can always connect with.

• Favorite Sports Movie: The Waterboy • Favorite Football Movie: Invincible Favorite NFL team: Arizona Cardinals. • Favorite College team: Texas Longhorns.

33 • HOUSTON WALKER • WIDE RECEIVER

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? Dez Bryant. His touchdowns and celebrations were electric. • Funniest Football Moment: When a coach challenged one my teammates to catch a punt to end practice freshman year. • Proudest Football Moment: Having a great sophomore season.

• The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: Early mornings and tough workouts.

• If you could play a different position, what would it be? Quarterback. They can have the most impact on the game and the team. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Contributing to the team by controlling what you can control. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Endure. • My favorite motivational expression is... “Practice like you’ve never won, play like you’ve never lost.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Mixed martial arts. They are very intimidating and I wouldn’t want to mess with any of them.

• Before I graduate, I want to get into UT-Austin. • Favorite Sports Movie: Creed II • Favorite Football Movie: Remember the Titans Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, Derwin James. • Favorite College team: Texas Longhorns.

95 • ADAM WIERWILLE • DEFENSIVE LINE

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My dad convinced me to play when I was younger by showing me clips.

• Funniest Football Moment: When someone ran into the opposite end zone in a little league game.

• Proudest Football Moment: Anytime I got a sack or returned a fumble.

• The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: The friends I have made.

• If you could play a different position, what would it be? Linebacker. It is the most similar to my position, and I have a linebacker build. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Being nice, smart and generous.

• If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Iron Sharpens Iron • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Hockey. It is a very tough sport and I like that it is on ice.

• Before I graduate, I want to get straight A’s for a semester.

• Favorite Sports Movie: Goon • Favorite Football Movie: Remember the Titans Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, Emmitt Smith.

• Favorite College team: Alabama Crimson Tide.

29 • WILLIS ZEMANEK • RUNNING BACK

Who were you inspired to play football by and why? My grandfather. He was the starting quarterback at his high school. • Funniest Football Moment: Tripping before getting a hand-off last year. • Proudest Football Moment: Getting to enter the Denton Guyer playoff game. • The thing I will remember about Jesuit football is: Making new friends and many memories that I will remember forever. • If you could play a different position, what would it be? Wide receiver, because it’s really fun running routes during practice. • For me, being a Jesuit Ranger means: Being able to compete and inspire others. • If I wrote a book about Jesuit football, the title would be: Always Push Yourself. • My favorite motivational expression is... “Be one percent better.” • If I could star in another sport, it would be: Baseball. The game has always had a place in my heart, and has been on my mind since I decided to leave the game. • Before I graduate, I want to...win district two years in a row. • Favorite Sports Movie: Coach Carter. • Favorite Football Movie: Remember the Titans. Favorite NFL team, player: Dallas Cowboys, Mike Evans. • Favorite College team: Texas A&M Aggies.

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Date Day Opponent

Location

Stadium

Kickoff

Aug. 26 Friday Hebron Dallas, Texas Ranger Stadium 7 p.m.

Sept. 2 Friday Rockwall Rockwall, Texas Wilkerson-Sanders Stadium 7 p.m.

Sept. 9 Friday J.J. Pearce* Dallas, Texas Ranger Stadium 7 p.m.

Sept. 16 Friday Lake Highlands* Dallas, Texas Wildcat-Ram Stadium 7 p.m.

Sept. 23 Friday Irving* Dallas, Texas Ranger Stadium 7 p.m.

Sept. 30 Friday Highland Park* Highland Park, Texas Highlander Stadium 7 p.m.

Oct. 7 Bye Week

Oct. 14 Friday Berkner* Dallas, Texas Ranger Stadium 7 p.m.

Oct. 20 Thursday Nimitz* Irving, Texas Joy & Ralph Ellis Stadium 7 p.m.

Oct. 28 Friday MacArthur* Dallas, Texas Ranger Stadium 7 p.m.

Nov. 3 Thursday Richardson* Richardson, Texas Eagle-Mustang Stadium 7 p.m.

Indicates

District

IMPORTANT DATES

Mascot

Contest

Name

Pos.

White So. RB

Hale So. DB

Merritt Johnson So. DB

Graham Fellows So. LB

Mason Scott So. LB

Luke Steinhart So. DB

Jack Garrett So. DB

Reid Miller So. DL

Griffin Powell So. OL

Matthew Alcala-Frederick So. DL

Nico Rice So. LB

Marty Jones

Derichsweiler

Santacruz

Sargis So.

Kehoe So.

Cox So.

O’Leary So.

LB

Cooper Quinlan So. OL

Liam Murray So. OL

Michael Martin So. OL

Hagood So. DL

Kane Murray So. DL

Cole Hatzmann So. DL

Ford Rickman So. WR

Michael Grant So. WR

Batalha So.

Mario Zamora So. K

Barrenechea So.

Cason Clarke So.

McGough So.

Date Day Opponent

Location Stadium Kickoff

Aug. 25 Thu. Hebron Carrollton, Texas Hawk Stadium 5:30 p.m.

Sept. 1 Thu. Rockwall Dallas, Texas Ranger Stadium 7 p.m.

Sept. 8 Thu. J.J. Pearce Richardson, Texas J.J. Pearce H.S. 5:30 p.m.

Sept. 15 Thu. Lake Highlands Dallas, Texas Ranger Stadium 7 p.m.

Sept. 22 Thu. Irving Irving, Texas Irving H.S. 5:30 p.m.

Sept. 29 Thu. Highland Park Dallas, Texas Ranger Stadium 7 p.m. Oct. 6 Bye Week

Oct. 13 Thu. Berkner Richardson, Texas

Berkner H.S. 5:30 p.m.

Oct. 19 Wed. Nimitz Dallas, Texas Ranger Stadium 7 p.m.

Oct. 27 Thu. MacArthur Irving, Texas MacArthur H.S. 5:30 p.m.

Nov. 2 Wed. Richardson Dallas, Texas Ranger Stadium 5:30 p.m.

JUNIOR VARSITY BLUE SCHEDULE

Date Day Opponent

Location Stadium Kickoff

Aug. 25 Thu. Hebron Carrollton, Texas Hawk Stadium 7 p.m.

Sept. 1 Thu. Rockwall Dallas, Texas Ranger Stadium 5:30 p.m.

Sept. 15 Thu. Lake Highlands Dallas, Texas Ranger Stadium 5:30 p.m.

Sept. 29 Thu. Highland Park Dallas, Texas Ranger Stadium 5:30 p.m. Oct. 19 Wed. Sachse Dallas, Texas Ranger Stadium 5:30 p.m.

RANGERS

Name Pos.

Ethan Albus RB

William Alexander LB Hayden Alfano WR Alexander Alphonso DB Rivers Amison DL Thomas Andrews OL David Atwell WR William Baldwin DB Braxton Barber WR Babe Bardin DB Cameron Bare DL Alex Barr OL Andrew Benyo DB Beck Berry QB Harlan Beucler WR

Luke Bloodworth LB

Brayden Bodnar DL Grant Bomersbach WR

Landon Brecheen DL

Chauncey Bullard DB

Travis Cantu OL

Flynn Carroll OL Spencer Carter OL Carter Casey WR

Keegan Coffman WR Luke Cutler LB Hudson Deckert DB Harry Dow DB

Noah Drennan K • P

Joey Dullye LB

Mark Edaki RB

Wil Fagan LB

Justin Fern WR

Leo Fernandez LB

Jakob Filbeck DB

John Fimian DL

Henry French LB

Jackson Galante WR

Rex Garrick DB Gabe Gerik DB

Name Pos.

Barrett Gibbins RB

Grayson Gilbert WR Luke Goodman WR Fisher Gordon WR Yates Grabham LB Trey Graves K • DB Jackson Gregg RB • LB John Gregory WR Thompson Haddock DB Ryan Hagood DL Nicholas Hajovsky OL Gavin Hallett LB Anderson Hardin OL Walker Heartfield WR Sam Hernandez OL Brayden Higginbotham K Bunker Hill WR • K Drew Hilliard WR Dylan Hover K Luke Hutcheson WR Patrick Jacquart LB Gabriel James LB James Johnson DL Preston Johnson DL

James Jorgensen QB Jeb Kiker RB

Cade Kirby WR Cooper Kirby DB Anthony Kohler OL

Barrett Korinek DB Brooks Kowal WR

Tanner Krug DL Harber Lampl DB Wesley Lancaster OL Deuce Langrum WR Luke Lary DL Carter Lauten WR Trevor Leap DB Kyler Lee DB Luke Lesher DL

Name Pos.

Dash Llana DB

Nathan Long LB

John Lynch LB

Price MacFadyen DL Davis Macy WR Jacob Martinez DB Lucas Mayer LB Greyson McComber DB Charlie McCracken LB Cooper McGough DB • K Major McMullen DB Ned Messerschmitt OL George Miller DB

Teige Mitchell WR Nil Monet WR

Josiah Montalvo DB Reagan Moussa DB Henry Muns DL Dutch Murzin DL

Byron Nelson OL • DL

Hudson Neri WR Alexis Nino QB Benjamin Norman DB Joseph Norman LB Jackson Odom LB Dilan Paris QB Shane Parker QB Cyrus Patel DB Bryce Patterson OL Shepard Platt LB Nicholas Pregler DB William Price WR Caeden Profitt WR Ben Quinn RB Tristan Quintana DL Barrett Rainey WR Alec Ramon WR Grant Reed OL Maxwell Reichstadt DB Cruz Rodriguez DB

Name Pos.

Finn Rudnicki DL

Nate Sabogal DB • K

Colin Salm DL

Patrick Salz OL

Zach Sanders WR

Bobby Scichili OL

Adam Seal DL

Cooper Seal DL

Evans Senvalds DB

Parker Sherman LB

Luca Shipley WR

Owen Shorey WR

Davis Skinner LB

Marshall Sorokwasz DB

Matthew Spiegel LB

Jack Steinbach DB

Harrison Stiles LB

Dylan Stump WR • K

Louis Surmiller WR

Nate Suster DB

Nick Sweda LB

Henry Taylor LB

Oscar Tolle LB Emmanuel Uzor DL

Logan Vafa DB

Lucas Vega WR

Andres Veloz LB

Chad Watson DB Eddie Weis LB

Cabe Weissmueller RB

Creede Wililams DB

Jack Williams OL

Cole Wilson OL

Luke Wilson LB

Tanner Wilson DB

Aidan Wittenberg RB

Cole Wombacher LB

Hudson Yobp QB • K •P

Noah Zafereo ILB

Date Day Opponent

FRESHMAN GOLD SCHEDULE

Location

Stadium Kickoff

Aug 25 Thu. Hebron Dallas, Texas Ranger Stadium 7 p.m. Sept. 1 Thu. Rockwall Rockwall, Texas Wilkerson Sanders Stadium 7 p.m. Sept. 8 Thu. J.J. Pearce Dallas, Texas Ranger Stadium 7 p.m. Sept. 15 Thu. Lake Highlands Dallas, Texas Lake Highlands H.S. 7 p.m. Sept. 22 Thu. Irving Dallas, Texas Ranger Stadium 7 p.m. Sept. 29 Thu. Highland Park Highland Park, Texas Highlander Stadium 7 p.m. Oct. 13 Thu. Berkner Dallas, Texas Ranger Stadium 7 p.m. Oct. 19 Wed. Nimitz Irving, Texas Nimitz H.S. 7 p.m. Oct. 27 Thu. MacArthur Dallas, Texas Ranger Stadium 7 p.m. Nov. 2 Wed. Richardson Richardson, Texas Richardson H.S. 7 p.m.

FRESHMAN BLUE SCHEDULE

Date Day Opponent

Location

Stadium Kickoff

Aug 25 Thu. Hebron Dallas, Texas Ranger Stadium 5:30 p.m. Sept. 1 Thu. Rockwall Rockwall, Texas Wilkerson Sanders Stadium 5:30 p.m. Sept. 8 Thu. J.J. Pearce Dallas, Texas Ranger Stadium 5:30 p.m. Sept. 15 Thu. Lake Highlands Dallas, Texas Lake Highlands H.S. 5:30 p.m. Sept. 22 Thu. Irving Dallas, Texas Ranger Stadium 5:30 p.m. Sept. 29 Thu. Highland Park Highland Park, Texas Highlander Stadium 5:30 p.m. Oct. 13 Thu. Berkner Dallas, Texas Ranger Stadium 5:30 p.m. Oct. 19 Wed. Nimitz Irving, Texas Nimitz H.S. 5:30 p.m. Oct. 27 Thu. MacArthur Dallas, Texas Ranger Stadium 5:30 p.m. Nov. 2 Wed. Richardson Richardson, Texas Richardson H.S. 5:30 p.m.

FRESHMAN WHITE SCHEDULE

Date Day Opponent

Location

Stadium Kickoff

Aug. 25 Thu. Hebron Dallas, Texas Ranger Stadium 4 p.m. Sept. 1 Thu Prosper Dallas, Texas Ranger Stadium 4 p.m. Sept. 8 Thu. Flower Mound Flower Mound, Texas Flower Mound H.S. 4 p.m. Sept. 15 Thu. Flower Mound Marcus Dallas, Texas Ranger Stadium 4 p.m. Sept. 22 Thu. V.R. Eaton Haslet, Texas

V.R. Eaton H.S. 4 p.m. Sept. 29 Thu. Coppell Dallas, Texas Ranger Stadium 4 p.m. Oct. 6 Thu. Allen Allen, Texas Lowery Freshman Center 4 p.m. Oct. 13 Thu. Flower Mound Marcus Flower Mound, Texas Marcus H.S. 4 p.m. Oct. 19 Wed. Allen Allen, Texas Lowery Freshman Center 4 p.m. Oct. 27 Thu. Prosper Prosper, Texas Prosper H.S. 4 p.m.

Proud Supporters of Jesuit Athletics

Ethan Albus

Alexander Alphonso

Thomas

Braxton

Cameron

Beck

Luke

Landon

Chauncey

Travis Cantu

Carroll

Carter

Carter Casey

Keegan Coffman

Noah

Mark

Wil

Leo Fernandez

Jakob

John Fimian

Henry

Jackson

Rex Garrick

Gabe Gerik

Barrett Gibbins

Gilbert

Goodman

Fisher Gordon

Yates Grabham

Trey Graves

Gregg

Gregory

Thompson Haddock

Hagood

Nicholas

Gavin

Walker Heartfield

Hernandez

Brayden

Drew

Dylan Hover

Luke Hutcheson

Patrick

Preston Johnson

Brooks

Wesley

Kyler

Luke

James

Jeb

Cade

Anthony

Dash

Price

Major

Teige

Josiah

Dutch

Jacob

Charlie McCracken

Cooper McGough

Hudson

Joe

Nick

Barrett

Alec

Max

Dilan

Shane Parker

Bryce Patterson

Platt

Finn

Patrick

Luca

Marshall

Jack

Louis Surmiller

Nate Suster

Bobby Scichili

Evans Senvalds

Nick Sweda

Henry Taylor

Emmanuel Uzor

Jack

Luke

Aidan

Hudson

Noah

Lucas

Watson

Eddie Weis

Cabe Weissmueller

Cole Wombacher

Creede Williams

Back Row: Marley Shepherd, Ava Stewart, Sadie Johnson, Lauren McPhaul, Lucia Najera, Catherine Eakes, Anabel Dieckhaus, Ellie Allen, Allie Licygiewicz, Brooke Rieke, Molly Jackson, Cate Tiffany, Andrea Delorme, Lanie Wootton, Alex Jones

Middle Row: Skyler Uetrecht, Lizzie Buckley, Rebecca Weaver, Ella Kate Nayfa, Audrey Riskey, Natalie Cerone, Denning Thompson, Mackenzie Marquis, Reese Walsh, Maya Stewart, Sophie Shuck, Claire Whitworth, Isabella Bledsoe, Sara Cashion, Ana Torres

Front Row: Junior Lieutenant Claire Savage, Senior Lieutenant Maya Stoudamire, Junior Lieutenant Allie Tepera, Captain Ava Place, First Lieutenant Nina Scott, Junior Lieutenant Jamie Duda, Junior Lieutenant Christina Antoon

Not Pictured: Emily Kidd, Rachel Rader, Liliana Toudouze, Riley Westerburg

From L to R: Junior Lieutenant Claire Savage, Senior Lieutenant Maya Stoudamire, Junior Lieutenant Allie Tepera, Captain Ava Place, First Lieutenant Nina Scott, Junior Lieutenant Jamie Duda, Junior Lieutenant Christina Antoon

SOCIAL COUNCIL

ELITE TEAM

Back Row: Ava Stewart, Lucia Najera, Anabel Dieckhaus, Ellie Allen, Lanie Wootton, Skyler Uetrecht Front Row: Reese Walsh, Marley Shepherd, Lauren McPhaul, Mackenzie Marquis, Sara Cashion Not Pictured: Emily Kidd, Liliana Toudouze

Back Row: Sadie Johnson, Lucia Najera, Catherine Eakes, Allie Licygiewicz, Brooke Rieke, Cate Tiffany, Natalie Cerone, Claire Whitworth Front Row: Junior Lieutenant Claire Savage, Senior Lieutenant Maya Stoudamire, Junior Lieutenant Allie Tepera, Captain Ava Place, First Lieutenant Nina Scott, Junior Lieutenant Jamie Duda, Junior Lieutenant Christina Antoon

ALLIE’S SQUAD

AVA’S SQUAD

Back Row: Sophie Shuck, Isabella Bledsoe

Front Row: Sadie Johnson, Junior Lieutenant Allie Tepera, Marley Shepherd Not Pictured: Liliana Toudouze

Back Row: Lucia Najera, Cate Tiffany

Front Row: Lanie Wootton, Captain Ava Place, Claire Whitworth

Not Pictured: Riley Westerburg

CHRISTINA’S SQUAD

Back Row: Reese Walsh, Catherine Eakes

Front Row: Skyler Uetrecht, Junior Lieutenant Christina Antoon, Lizzie Buckley

CLAIRE’S SQUAD

Back Row: Ellie Allen, Ana Torres, Allie Licygiewicz Front Row: Ella Kate Nayfa, Junior Lieutenant Claire Savage, Alex Jones

“Amazing Ava!” Lead with grace, love and passion.

DREAMING OF A Love, Dad, Mom, and Brady

MAYA’S SQUAD

JAMIE’S SQUAD

Back Row: Brooke Rieke, Molly Jackson, Maya Stewart Front Row: Mackenzie Marquis, Junior Lieutenant Jamie Duda, Natalie Cerone

Back Row: Anabel Dieckhaus, Lauren McPhaul Front Row: Andrea Delorme, Senior Lieutenant Maya Stoudamire, Rebecca Weaver Not Pictured: Emily Kidd

NINA’S SQUAD

Top Row: Ava Stewart, Denning Thompson Bottom Row: Audrey Riskey, First Lieutenant Nina Scott, Sara Cashion Not Pictured: Rachel Rader

Christina Antoon Junior Lieutenant

Isabella Bledsoe Freshman

Lizzie Buckley Senior

Sara Cashion Senior Ellie Allen Junior Natalie Cerone Sophomore

Anabel Dieckhaus Sophomore

Jamie Duda Junior Lieutenant Catherine Eakes Sophomore Molly Jackson Freshman

Andrea Delorme Sophomore Sadie Johnson Sophomore

Emily Kidd Sophomore

Allie Licygiewicz Sophomore

Mackenzie Marquis Senior Lauren McPhaul Senior

Alex Jones Junior Lucia Najera Senior

Ava Place Senior • Captain

Rachel Rader Junior

Brooke Rieke Sophomore

Audrey Riskey Sophomore

Ella Kate Nayfa Freshman

Claire Savage Junior Lieutenant

Marley Shepherd Junior Sophie Shuck Freshman

Ava Stewart Sophomore Maya Stewart Freshman

Nina Scott Senior • First Lt.

Maya Stoudamire Senior Lieutenant

Denning Thompson Freshman

Cate Tiffany Sophomore Ana Torres Freshman • Manager

Liliana Toudouze Sophomore

Allie Tepera Junior Lieutenant

Skyler Uetrecht Sophomore • Manager

Reese Walsh Sophomore

Rebecca Weaver Freshman Riley Westerburg Freshman

Claire Whitworth Sophomore

Lanie Wootton Junior

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Middle Row: Gable George, Kasey Barsch, Emily Sisk, Samantha Clark, Audrey Nims, Annabelle Graham, Flora Bland, Mary Jane Neuhoff

Bottom Row: Lizzie Furlong, Lauren Sargis, Audrey Cox, Claire Keeley, Emma Loring

JESUIT DALLAS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS

Back Row: Delaney Cabrera, Angelina DeVita, Gianna Ferri, Andrea Ghisoli, Amelia Bruty, Haley Jensen, Allie Gregory

Middle Row: Olivia Isbell, MJ Morrison, Campbell Cooke, Livie McGuire, Anna Wilson, Carly Fields, Regan Bryant, Ella Kuehler

Bottom Row: Sophia Pennington, Alexandra Paredes, Hadley Arcemont, Charlotte Kerr, Catherine Melkus, Lily Garrigan

Back Row: Sofia Jorge, Finley Kent, Lauren Cooper, Sarah Kelton, Riley Jones, Ellie Schmidt, Charlotte Kimble, Sophie Stewart, Stella Rossics

CHEERLEADERS

Kasey Barsch Sophomore

Flora Bland Sophomore

Amelia Bruty Junior Regan Bryant Senior

Hadley Arcemont Senior Delaney Cabrera Junior

Campbell Cooke Senior Lauren Cooper Freshman

Audrey Cox Sophomore Angelina DeVita Junior

Samantha Clark Sophomore

Lizzie Furlong Sophomore

Lily Garrigan Senior Gable George Sophomore

Andrea Ghisoli Junior

Caroline Fields Senior

Annabelle Graham Sophomore

Olivia Isbell Junior Haley Jensen Junior Allie Gregory Junior

Gianna Ferri Junior

Catherine Melkus Senior Olivia McGuire Senior

Finley Kent Freshman

Charlotte Kimble Freshman Ella Kuehler Junior Emma Loring Sophomore

Sarah Kelton Freshman

Charlotte Kerr Senior

Anna Wilson Senior Sophie Stewart Freshman

Sophia Pennington Senior

Ellie Schmidt Freshman Emily Sisk Sophomore

Alexandra Paredes Senior

Stella Rossics Freshman

Riley Jones Freshman

Sofia Jorge Freshman

Claire Keeley Sophomore

MJ Morrison Senior Mary Jane Neuhoff Sophomore

Audrey Nims Sophomore

Lauren Sargis Sophomore

are so proud ofyou Char!

a great season!

Hadley & Charlotte

JESUIT

Name Yr Group

Alice Adam So. Brass

Jose Alvarado Sr Percussion

David Amador Fr Color Guard

Brandon Bang Fr Woodwinds

Wills Blosser Fr Brass

Mary Borkowski Jr. Woodwinds

Benjamin Brainard Jr Brass

Genevieve Brainard Sr Woodwinds

Alejandro Calvo So. Percussion

Henry Casey Jr Percussion

Joshua Chacko Sr Drum Major

Matthew Chu Sr. Brass

James Corrigan Jr Percussion

Channing Croft So. Color Guard

Lucas Cruz Fr. Woodwinds

Reyna Daniels Fr Woodwinds

Alice Dean So. Woodwinds

Ariana Ellis Fr. Percussion

Tanner Firley Sr Woodwinds

Hannah Fonteneau Fr Woodwinds

Anthony Gamez Fr. Percussion

John Garza Sr Woodwinds

Brandon Gibson Jr Brass

Abram Hunt Fr. Woodwinds

Jordan Lam Fr Percussion

Diego Lesczynski So. Percussion

Joshua Lim Sr. Drum Major

Name Yr Group

Sebastian Llanos-Rodrigues Sr Percussion

Lucia Luschek

Fr Percussion

Kyle Ma Jr Brass

Emerson Metzger

Sr Brass

Emma Morales Jr Woodwinds

Patrick Murphy Jr. Brass

Byron Nelson Fr Brass

Noah Nicosia

Fr Woodwinds

Jude O’Shea Sr. Percussion

Luke Patterson Fr Percussion

Adam Peckham

Aurora Rain

Fr Brass

Sr. Color Guard

So. Brass Grant Reeder Sr Woodwinds

Leonardo Ramirez

Michelle Rodriguez

Alana Rojas

Fr. Brass

So. Color Guard

Ethan Senen Fr Percussion

Cristina Stadler

Ethan Tavares

Celeste Theriot

Sr. Woodwinds

Jr Woodwinds

So. Woodwinds

Luke Thornton Fr. Percussion

Ava Volluz

So. Color Guard

Kieran Welborne Jr Percussion

Thomas Westerman

So. Brass Michael Yerrington Jr Brass

Allen Zhang Fr Woodwinds

From

Top

BRASS

COLOR GUARD

PERCUSSION

Top Row: Alejandro Calvo, Luke Patterson, Henry Casey, Kieran Welborne, Sebas Llanos-Rodrigues

Middle Row: Lucia Luschek, Ariana Ellis, Jordan Lam, Anthony Gamez, Jude O’Shea, Max Serber

Bottom Row: Diego Lesczynski, Luke Thornton, James Corrigan, Ethan Senen, Adam Peckham

Not Pictured: Jose Alvarado

WOODWINDS

Top Row: Lucas Cruz, Tanner Firley

Second Row: Reyna Daniels, Allen Zhang, John Garza

Third Row: Mary Borkowski, Ethan Tavares, Grant Reeder, Noah Nicosia, Abram Hunt

Front Row: Emma Morales, Celeste Theriot, Leonardo Ramirez, Alice Dean, Genevieve Brainard, Cristina Stadler

Not Pictured: Brandon Bang, Hannah Fonteneau

Alice Adam So. • Woodwinds

Jose Alvarado Sr.

Percussion

Wills Blosser Fr.

Brass

Mary Borkowski Jr. • Woodwinds

Benjamin Brainard Jr. • Woodwinds

Genevieve Brainard Sr.

Woodwinds

Alejandro Calvo So.

Percussion Henry Casey Jr.

Percussion

Joshua Chacko Sr. • Drum Major

James Corrigan Jr.

Percussion

Channing Croft

Color Guard

Lucas Cruz

Woodwinds

Reyna Daniels

Woodwinds

Alice Dean So.

Woodwinds

Ariana Ellis Fr.

Percussion

Tanner Firley

Anthony Gamez

Percussion

John Garza

Woodwinds

Brandon Gibson

Brass Abram Hunt

Woodwinds

Jordan Lam

Percussion

Diego Lesczynski So.

Percussion

Joshua Lim Sr.

Drum Major

Sebas Llanos-Rodrigues Sr.

Percussion

Lucia Luschek

Percussion

Kyle Ma Jr.

Brass

Emerson Metzger

Emma Morales Jr.

Woodwinds

Patrick Murphy Jr.

Brass

Noah Nicosia

Woodwinds

Jude O’Shea

Luke Patterson

Adam Peckham

Percussion

Aurora Rain

Color Guard

Leonardo Ramirez

Woodwinds

Grant Reeder

Alana Rojas

Ethan Senen

Cristina Stadler

Ethan Tavares

Woodwinds

Celeste

Luke Thornton

Ava Volluz

Kieran

Thomas Westerman