Prior to the "snowpocalypse," the Jesuit tennis team continued its hot streak of matches. This time, the team came out on top against John Paul II in Plano. On February 9th, a frigid night, foreshadowing what was to come the following week, the Rangers traveled up to Plano to face JPII. The Rangers dominated the score sheet all night...
Jesuit tennis continues to develop as the JV team remains dominant and the Varsity team begins to achieve more and more victories. JV maintains their perfect record after defeating Richardson Pearce on September 28th while Varsity also pulled out a win against Pearce on the 26th.
Despite these positive beginnings, Jesuit tennis saw many of its dominant players graduate last...
The sun beats down on the Jesuit Tennis player, as he lines up at the baseline, determined to win the next point. His left hand tosses the ball straight in the air, followed by a power swing. Zipping over the net, the ball bounces perfectly on the line. Even with the perfect serve, the talented Allen player returns the serve...
The early morning rise. The short, quiet bus ride to Hockaday. The sweat that drips down from your scalp as you work tirelessly to beat your opponent in practice. Another bus ride back to barely make it to homeroom in time.
​These all describe the hard-working, talented, and committed Jesuit tennis team. This team, after putting in long, hard practices,...
The top 6 players for the Jesuit tennis team left last Thursday for the Texas Tennis Private School Championship in College Station. Jesuit, paired with Ursuline, went into the tournament as the fifth seed and throughout the two days, won three matchups and lost one.
Thursday
The team left at 12:45 p.m. on Thursday for College Station. Setting off on a...
The Jesuit tennis team's beginning season has started very successful and strong so far this year. With two matches in January and three in February, the tennis team has worked hard to prepare before districts at the end of March. The team has won all of the after school matches so far, and has placed in each tournament this...
Sun beating down, flashing on the sea of neon yellow shorts, the JV tennis team takes the court. Carlos Riddle '17 steps onto the concrete, shirt gripping to his chest. His formidable Lake Highlands opponent stands at the ready, knees bent, slightly rocking back and forth. Riddle serves the ball, acing his opponent and earning the point. The match...
The Jesuit tennis team finished its great season with a 21-1 domination of the Richardson Eagles. From the very start, this match looked to be in the Rangers' favor as they closed out the match with a big win against a good district opponent. This time around, the Eagles came up short.
Doubles
The match started with the usual line of...
