Jesuit Dallas dominated W.T. White, increasing a season-long winning streak to 11 games with a 12-0 win over the Longhorns on Tuesday at W.T. White High School on Apr. 17. Junior Jack Lynch earned his sixth win of the season while five extra-base hits by the Rangers helped propel the Blue and Gold to a 9-2 mark in University Interscholastic League (UIL) District 9-6A.
 
Senior Luke Przybylski led the charge with a 3-for-3 performance, driving in three runs while launching a triple. Classmate Bijan Kamalipour went 2-for-2 with two runs driven in and two runs scored while sophomore Tyson Pointer posted a two-RBI performance. Sophomore Jalon Mack scattered a pair of hits, contributing to the 12-hit performance by the Rangers. Lynch hurled a complete game for the Rangers, striking out five batters and holding the Longhorns to only three hits and one walk during the dominant, five-inning performance.
 
How it Happened
 

• After being retired in order in the first inning, the Rangers opened the scoring in the second. Kamalipour laced a double to left center to open up the frame, scoring Jesuit's first run on a single to right by Pointer. Przybylski cracked a single to right field to score senior pinch runner Cole Beach to spot Jesuit a two-run lead.
   
• Mack singled to lead off the third, moving to third on back-to-back errors before scoring on a bases loaded walk to Kamalipour. Sophomore Braxton Boyle scored on a fielder's choice by Pointer to increase the Ranger lead to four runs.
   
• Jesuit did a majority of its damage in the fourth, scoring seven runs on six hits and one W.T. White error. A double from senior Tyler Murrah drove home Przybylski before singles by senior Maccoy Lopez and Kamalipour increased the lead to seven runs.
   
• To continue the inning, junior Caden Carlson sent a fly ball into shallow right field that was dropped by the Longhorn second baseman, allowing Kamalipour and Lopez to score. Przybylski ended the inning with a triple to center, scoring Carlson and senior Will Gibbins to propel the Rangers to an 11-run lead.
   
• Jesuit's final run of the game came in the top of the fifth on a triple to left center field by freshman Gavin Perryman, allowing Boyle to cross home plate for Jesuit's 12th run. Lynch retired six consecutive batters between the third, fourth and fifth inning, clinching the win with a runner at first to secure the run-rule victory.

 
Up Next
 
Jesuit Dallas will look to sweep the "Battle for the Saddle" at Wright Field on Friday, welcoming W.T. White to the Jesuit campus for a 7:30 p.m. first pitch. The penultimate in-district two-game series, the Rangers will close the regular season against Berkner next week after a non-district clash with Plano East on Saturday in Plano, Texas.