The Rangers defeated St. Thomas, 75-0, to earn the Bishops' Cup on Saturday, Jan. 26 at Christ the King School in Dallas, Texas. The victory follows a convincing, 37-7 win over the North Texas Barbarians in Jesuit's first home match of the year. Jesuit would close a three-game stint in Dallas with its' first loss of the season as the Blue and Gold dropped a close, 22-19 decision to Lake Travis on Jan. 31.
 
Jesuit dominated the Eagles with an effort anchored by junior Mitchell Campbell, who scored four tries in the victory. Seniors Sean Bowen and JC Erickson tacked on two tries apiece as fellow fourth year Brennan Louviere, junior Mark Costa and senior Niko Triantos each found the goal area. Jesuit's defense held St. Thomas in check to help the Rangers earn their second consecutive Bishops' Cup.
 
Campbell, Louviere and senior Sean Bowen scored for the Rangers against the Cavaliers as a last-second try by senior Matt Mancillas helped Jesuit secure a critical extra point in the standings, despite the loss. Against the Barbarians, Jesuit broke open a 31-0 lead in the second half before yielding a score late in the second half to secure a dominant victory.
 
Jesuit Dallas will next battle Eagle Mountain on Feb. 9 and Rock Rugby on Feb. 15 before returning to Postell Stadium to face Allen on Feb. 21. Jesuit's next home game will kickoff at 7:30 p.m. as the Rangers hope to secure a critical league win against the Eagles.