Imagine a hybrid of soccer, wrestling, rugby, and basketball. Now imagine this sport underwater. Welcome to water polo.
After their initial season last spring, the Jesuit water polo team is back and ready to make a splash in the DFW area.
The Jesuit water polo team opened the season with many decisive battles across North Texas. The Rangers recently competed at...
Standing behind the blocks, as his teammates have just swum their heart out for a lead, the entire natatorium is filled with electric eager parents screaming and yelling for the Jesuit Rangers to go home with a final victory. As his toes are curled over the edge of the starting block with his left leg ready to propel his...
Nguyen helped the Rangers capture first place at the season-opening Bishop Lynch Knights of Columbus Invitational on Saturday. A member of two winning relay teams, Nguyen additionally earned first place in the 100 breast with a 1:06.29, closing out the 200 I.M. in 2:14.23 to finish second.
The Jesuit Swimming team won big this season,  placing fifth at state, taking home a key win over Highland Park at district and celebrating Junior Brendan Feehery's State Championship in the 200 individual medley.
At the UIL District 9-6A Meet in late January, Jesuit pulled off a close one-point victory over rival Highland Park, Jesuit’s first win at districts in many...
With water splashing up in the air, the snap of goggles reverberating off the walls, the cheers of fellow swimmers and coaches encouraging the young men, your Jesuit Ranger swim team competed in two relay events and three individual events in the 2011-12 UIL 5A state swim meet in Austin, Texas, last weekend, February 24-25.
Capping one of the most...
"If you want to be the best, you have to do things that other people aren't willing to do" -Michael Phelps.
The Jesuit Swimming and Diving Team has been on fire all season, setting a new district and UIL record of going 9-0. Head coach Moyse and assistant Mr. Meagher have led their swimmers on a remarkable feat of...
Swim caps donned with a Jesuit emblem embedded on the side and goggles tightened, the swimmer grips the starting block, anxiously awaiting the starting sound. BEEP. He's off. He glides gracefully through the water with power and finishes strong, throwing his hands onto the wall. He glances at the clock. First.
The Jesuit Swim team competed into two more meets...
Alarm clock beeping, the swimmer blindly reaches for the light, waking up at 5:00 am for the first day of practice. His bags packed with a suit, goggles, water bottle, and mask, the swimmer drives to the pool for his first Jesuit practice in over six months.
The Jesuit Swim Team began practice August 27 for the Gold Cohort and...
