Jesuit continued its undefeated start to the season, upending Westlake 12-4 on Saturday afternoon at Jesuit Dallas. Anchored by a trio of hat tricks by senior Jack Tabor alongside juniors Peter Buell and Jacob Jackson, the Rangers earned a victory over another perennial state title contender while moving to 4-0 on the season.
 
Out-scoring Westlake 5-1 in the second quarter, Jesuit Dallas (4-0) saw six members of the squad find twine. In addition to the hat tricks scored by Tabor, Buell and Jackson, sophomores Tommy Hovivian, Zachary Rilley and senior Grayson Hassell got the Rangers on the scoreboard, while Reilly added a pair of assists. Freshman Henry Suarez snagged a team-leading six ground balls, followed by four groundballs from junior Matthew Priddy. Junior goalkeeper William Moran excelled in the cage, making four saves and snagging four loose balls to keep the Rangers in front.
 
How it Happened
 

• Westlake struck first with a goal three minutes into the first quarter before Jesuit answered with unassisted tallies from Tabor, Hassell and Jackson to take a 3-1 lead heading into the second.
   
• The Jesuit run was capped at five unanswered goals after Buell scored off of a feed from Hovivian and Tabor sent one past the Chaparrals' goalkeeper off of a pass from senior David Sprock. Westlake scored a goal midway through the period, but goals from Jackson and Buell closed the dominant half, sending Jesuit into the halftime break with an 8-2 lead.
   
• After a second half-opening goal by Westlake cut the deficit to five, Jesuit kept the Chaps at bay with two unanswered goals, improving the lead to seven. The Rangers clinched the win with fourth quarter tallies from Tabor and Hovivian to clinch the victory.

 
Inside the Numbers
 

• The Rangers dominated from the faceoff "x", going 13-of-18. Junior Will Piot scored three faceoff victories while Suarez was able to secure five wins.
   
• Jesuit converted 90 percent of its clear attempts in the contest, finishing the first half 15-of-15. Since the season-opener against Allen, the Rangers have converted 80 percent or more of their clears to remain unbeaten.

 
Up Next
 
Jesuit Dallas will travel to Houston to face off against The Woodlands before returning to the Metroplex for a battle with St. Mark's on Friday, March 2.