If I told you that a certain Jesuit sport’s next game is between Midway Presents and Team Host, would you have any idea what I was talking about?
These two teams and many more play intramural indoor volleyball, one of Jesuit’s hottest intramural sports. “Indoor volleyball at Jesuit could be compared to the finest of Olympic sports,” reflects Joe Payne...
The beautiful game. Over a billion people play the game all across the world. Everywhere in the street, you see kids enjoying the game, playing their hearts out on the streets. Students here at Jesuit experience something similar with the intramural soccer league, except in the prestigious Walsh Gym.
The three teams competing in the competitive intramural soccer league continued...
Since Jesuit College Prep’s UIL football season ended in November, students have been itching to play some good, fun football. Organizers of Jesuit’s intramural sports hope that the 7-on-7 Football League can satisfy the need for pigskin.
In its inaugural season, the 7-on-7 Football League has attracted scores of amateur football players. In two weeks, one tough, talented, and thrilling...
Ryan Spickard '21 watches the ball, ready to start a counter attack.
For those of you who have been following my coverage of the intramural soccer campaign, it will come to end. As games finished on Monday, October 28, 2019, the season finally came to a nail-biting close. Which team wins it all? You'll have to read to find out.
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This Thursday, March 31, 2011, Coach Jonathan Alexander, assistant Varsity basketball coach and Head Coach to JV Gold, in conjunction with Jesuit Athletics, will sponsor the 2nd annual Jesuit College Prep March Madness 3v3 Tournament.
Created last year to indulge those hit with what Alexander labels the “basketball fever” that consumes the school annually during NCAA Tournament time, the 3v3 tournament consists...
With high school and college football finished for the year, and with professional football nearing its end, it's time for the national eye to turn towards basketball. A certain number of kids at Jesuit can play for the school squad, but what about the rest? How can they participate in the game that they love?
The answer consists of two...
Ping pong is not just one of those games you play at your friend's house, but rather than an Olympic sport with competing athletes all over the world. Especially in Olympic games, the players, eyes fully concentrated on the ball, rapidly swing their paddle left and right, sending the ball over every second until it comes right back. The...
It's without question that Jesuit takes its plethora of athletic programs very seriously, but for good reason. With multiple teams frequently playing in state and national championships while, at the same time, maintaining a strong connection to Jesuit's mission, the athletic facet of Jesuit is a formidable force. As competitive as these teams are, it's almost a given that...
