Jesuit Dallas split its second tri-meet of the year on Oct. 17, defeating Lovejoy, 82-32 while falling to Allen, 72-45. The Rangers scored four individual victories and 11 top-three finishes.
 
Senior Charlie Day, junior Noah Nguyen joined freshmen Will McKinney and Jack Young as individual winners for Jesuit Dallas. Day won the 100 back with a time of 58.60, besting second-place Matthew Beltran by Allen by over one second. Nguyen captured the 100 breast, hitting the wall in 1:04.88. McKinney dominated the field in the 500 free, cruising to a 4:57.80 that finished over 12 seconds ahead of second-place swimmer Zachary Chesman from Allen. Young closed Jesuit's individual victors by scoring a 141.38 in one-meter diving.
 
Sophomore Ivan Lopez finished second in the 200 free with a time of 1:54.01. Senior Forrest Moses added a 23.58 in the 50 free to finish second, while McKinney's 2:03.93 in the 200 I.M. earned second-place honors. Senior Lucas Raney joined Nguyen, Moses and Lopez on the 200 free relay team that closed its race in second place with a 1:35.57 total relay time.
 
Cho (1:07.20) and Brown (1:00.90) finished third in the 100 breast and 100 back, respectively, with Cho sparking a 3-4-5-6 finish that included senior Josh Betanzos in fourth, sophomore Kevin Grant in fifth and junior Sean Holden in sixth.
 
The Rangers' 200 medley relay team of senior Charlie Day, freshman Will McKinney, sophomore Ivan Lopez and junior Noah Nguyen finished second with a 1:45.57 total relay time. McKinney, Cho, Day and sophomore Ryan Brown closed the afternoon with a 3:38.42, third-place finish in the meet-ending 400 free relay.
 
Jesuit Dallas will continue its season on Tuesday, Oct. 31 in a dual meet against Highland Park before competing in the Dallas Cup on Nov. 11.