Three event victories and nine top-two finishes proved to be the difference maker as Jesuit Dallas finished a tri-meet against Plano and Plano East with a 1-0-1 dual meet record. Jesuit defeated Plano East, 59-41 and tied Plano, 50-50 to follow the fifth-place performance at the Ranger Relays in September with a strong outing in its first head-to-head meet of the season.
 
Freshmen James Savarese and Jackson Summers secured individual victories to aid the Ranger effort. Savarese cruised to a victory in the 100 back, hitting the wall in 58.45, leading a one-two finish with senior Ryan Brown to hand Jesuit a 10-point swing in both dual meets. Summers tacked on a 5:06.28 in the 500 free, followed closely behind by sophomore Ryan Peckham for another critical event victory for the Blue and Gold. Summers bested the field by nearly eight seconds as the two Ranger racers finished well ahead of third-place Plano East.
 
The 400 free relay team of senior Ivan Lopez, Savarese, Summers and sophomore Will McKinney won the 400 free relay in 3:26.87, six seconds faster than second place Plano East. Summers swam the team's fastest split with a 50.48 in the third leg before McKinney shut the door with a 50.78 anchor split. McKinney scored in two individual events, finishing second with a 52.04 in the 100 free before clocking a 2:04.45 in the 200 IM.
 
Lopez added a pair of strong finishes, closing out the 200 free with a third-place, 1:54.97 before adding a 56.42 in the 100 fly, finishing fourth. Senior Sean Holden added a 24.24 in the 50 free to finish third, sophomore Alexander Chong finished fifth with a 54.90 in the 100 free and freshman Alexander Hung tacked on a fifth-place, 59.57 in the 100 fly. Hung, Brown, Savarese and Holden teamed up for a second-place 2:08.59 in the 200 free relay.
 
Jesuit Dallas will continue the season on Tuesday, October 30 when the Rangers will travel to Don Rodenbaugh Natatorium for their second tri-meet of the season. The Rangers will battle Allen and Lovejoy at 6 p.m.