Jesuit Dallas developed several first half chances but were unable to score as a goal by Plano West in the 66th minute allowed the Wolves to escape with a 1-0 win on Tuesday at John Clark Stadium.
 
The Rangers racked up 11 shots and three shots on goal during the contest but were unable to capitalize against Plano West. Junior Ryan Shea led the charge with four shots and a shot on goal as seniors Stratton Ross and Dakota Schau were responsible for the team's other two shots on target.
 
Ross finished with two shots as senior Will Kelton, juniors Henry Gilker, Reid Weinberger and sophomore Arnold Perez-Valenzuela recorded shots. Senior Geoff Miller recorded three first half saves before classmate Tom Jubin took over in the second half and made two stops.
 
In the eighth minute, Shea headed a free kick for Jesuit's first quality chance of the game. The Wolves' goalkeeper tipped the ball over the crossbar to keep the game scoreless heading into halftime.
 
In the second half, the Ranger defense kept the game tied 0-0 as a breakaway was pressured and sent wide by the Wolves. Miller made a diving save late in the first half as Ross placed his shot on target moments later. Plano West finally broke through on a rebound, scoring to take the one-goal lead with 14:44 left in the second half. Weinberger hit a crossbar in the 73rd minute for Jesuit's last shot on goal before time expired.
 
The Rangers will welcome McKinney Boyd to Postell Stadium on Friday for a 7:30 p.m. kickoff. Boyd defeated Jesuit, 2-1, on Jan. 24 in the first meeting between the two teams.