Jesuit Dallas kept an impressive unbeaten streak intact with a sweep of Lovejoy and Allen on Tuesday, scoring a 133-52 win over the Leopards while picking up a 117-69 decision over the hosting Allen Eagles at Don Rodenbaugh Natatorium. The Rangers move to 7-0 on the year with the win, extending a 17-match winning streak that dates back to January 15, 2019.
 
Senior Ryan Peckham earned a pair of victories on Tuesday, capturing a win in the 100 fly with a 52.76 before setting a new season-best in the 500 free with a first-place, 4:42.55. Peckham's 500 free time bests the previous season high by 10 seconds and helped the senior win the event by over 15 seconds.
 
The Rangers led off the event with a first place, 1:41.58 in the 200 medley relay, as the team of junior James Savarese, freshman William Savarese, senior Will McKinney and junior Jackson Summers bested Allen by a second and recorded a new season-best time in the process.
 
A key turning point in the meet was the 200 free relay, when Jesuit placed first and second in the 200 free relay. The team of W. Savarese, Hung, sophomore Leonardo Pelaez and Peckham won the race with a 1:34.88, while senor Alexander Chong, junior Samuel Steffler, freshman Jaden Giunta and junior Blake Butz recorded a 1:36.32 total relay time to place second.
 
Summers won the 50 free with a season-best time of 22.60, leading a 1-2 finish as junior Alexander Hung hit the wall second with a 22.74. William Savarese won the 100 breast with a 1:02.38 while senior Jack Young stay undefeated on the year with a win in the one-meter dive, recording a 187.75 to secure a considerable win in the event. Junior Phillip Thompson and freshman Thatch Balady finished second and third-respectively in the event, as both divers scored above the 125-point mark.
 
Sophomore Palmer Bowman finished second in the 200 free with a 1:51.55, while McKinney recorded a season-best 1:57.14 while finishing second in the 200 I.M., adding a 54.30 to finish second and set a new team season-best in the 100 back. Summers added a 49.78 to place second in the 100 free, joining Peckham, Savarese and McKinney for a season-best 3:19.69 in the meet-ending 400 free relay.

Jesuit Dallas will continue the season in late October against Highland Park. The Rangers and Scots are currently scheduled for an Oct. 31 meet date in Highland Park, Texas.