Jesuit Dallas soccer welcomed Sachse back to Postell Stadium on Friday evening, upending the Mustangs, 3-0. Junior Christian Lerma pushed his scoring total on the year to five goals with his second two-goal outing of the campaign, and senior Chase Burciaga scored his second goal of the season to push Jesuit to its third win of 2017, and avenging Sachse's penalty kick win over the Rangers in the second round of this season's Jesuit-Meintser Classic.
 
Senior Reilly Minigutti opened the Jesuit offensive salvo with a shot attempt minutes into the bout before Lerma scored the Rangers' first goal, slipping past the defense and sending a shot towards the box that was deflected in by the Mustang defense. The Jesuit defense stood stall down the stretch of the first half, anchored by three first half saves by senior Luke Ostrander to keep Sachse off the scoreboard at halftime.
 
Junior Joseph Banul served as Jesuit's goalkeeper in the second half, making two saves in the opening 10 minutes. With 22:56 remaining, a corner kick was deflected to the feet of Burciaga just inside the right side of the box. The senior scored on a shot towards the left side of the net for a 2-0 advantage. Burciaga then assisted on Lerma's second goal, lofting a ball over the Sachse defense, allowing Lerma to beat a defender and power home the shot from close range.
 
The Rangers will next host Coppell in a monumental University Interscholastic League (UIL) District 9-6A opener on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Jesuit hopes to secure a win over the Cowboys, who enter Postell Stadium ranked sixth in the state according to Monday's TopDrawerSoccer Texas Top 25 Rankings.