Junior Daniel Burnum's goal with 1:30 remaining in regulation lifted the No. 3 Jesuit Dallas Rangers past the No. 2 Episcopal Eagles in front of a raucous crowd on Friday night at Postell Stadium.

Senior Garrett Munck posted a hat trick in his final home game for the Rangers (14-2), ranked No. 3 in the state according to the most recent LaxPower Computer Rankings.  Fellow fourth year Zachary Kissick, a University of North Carolina commit, tallied a pair of goals, while sophomore David Sprock also landed in the goal column.  Sprock added a team-leading two assists, while senior Sean Rilley, junior Trey Wiederecht and sophomore Jack Tabor tacked on an assist each.

Jesuit Dallas procured a 26-20 advantage in ground balls, converting 17-of-20 clear attempts despite dropping the faceoff battle, 13-4, to the Eagles.  Junior Luke Millican made eight saves in cage, while senior and University of Michigan commit John Michael Priddy secured a team-high five ground balls, joined by three ground balls from fellow fourth year and Siena commit Colton Hart.

Munck led off the game with back-to-back goals, scoring the lone tally of the first quarter before finding twine again early in the second quarter.  Back-to-back goals by Episcopal tied the game, but the Rangers exploded for two goals in the final 13 seconds of the first half, the first scored by Kissick before Munck put the Rangers up by two goals, completing his hat trick with three seconds remaining in the second quarter.

Episcopal struck again with two unanswered goals in the third to tie the game before Kissick scored his second goal of the game to put the Rangers back in the lead.  The Eagles took their first lead of the game with two unanswered goals, holding a 6-5 lead with 3:36 remaining in the third quarter.

Sprock tied the game with five seconds left in the third quarter to send the game into the final quarter of regulation knotted at a 6-6 score.  Jesuit Dallas maintained possession for a majority of the fourth quarter, finally breaking through with 1:30 left in regulation on Burnum's game-winner.  The Rangers would secure the ball after the go-ahead tally and maintain possession, running out the clock to finalize the key regular season victory.

Jesuit Dallas will close the regular season on Wednesday, Feb. 27 at 7:30 p.m. against Keller.