Jesuit Dallas reached the precipice of an undefeated regular season with a 9-6 win over Lewisville on Saturday at AMF Spare Time Lanes in Arlington, Texas. The Rangers, now with a 9-0 record, head into the season finale against MacArthur with the program's fifth district championship clinched after another round of stellar individual performances.
 
The Rangers scored five points in match play, sparked by a team series-high 444 from senior Austin Montpas. Montpas scored a match-high 234 in his first game before locking down his best series of the season with a 210 in the nightcap. Freshman Hayden Montpas added a season-high 425 series, logging scores of 223 and 202 to earn a 100-pin victory in his dual match.
 
In the Baker Games, Jesuit clinched the win with a victory in each of the first two games. The Rangers upended the Farmers, 210-188, in the first game before earning a 170-158 in the second bout. Lewisville would win the final Baker Game and secure a 561-543 cumulative victory to wrap the three-point victory for Jesuit.
 
Jesuit will end the regular season on Saturday, Feb. 16 against MacArthur. The Rangers defeated MacArthur, 15-0 in the first matchup between the two teams on Nov. 27. The first roll is scheduled for 9:30 a.m. at AMF Spare Time Lanes in Arlington.