Jesuit Dallas returned from a break in its season and moved to 2-0 on the year with a 15-5 win over Lake Travis on Saturday in Austin, Texas. Led by another slew of impressive numbers from the offense and a strong showing by the defense, Jesuit will lead into a showdown against long-time rival Highland Park on Thursday with momentum earned from a hard-fought road win.
 
Senior Curran Rose scored five goals to lead the way for the Rangers as sophomore Cameron Martin added three goals on the day. Seniors Connor Legg, Sam Teachout and junior McAllister Hobbs scored two goals apiece while senior Caiden Vlasimsky picked up a goal to complete the scoresheet. Teachout and Martin picked up two assists each while senior Henry Suarez led the team with eight faceoff wins and a team-leading six ground balls.
 
Junior goalie Connor Knight recorded four saves in cage while sophomore Charlie Metz, Martin, seniors Alex Chen and Tyler Gazzam each caused a turnover. Jesuit forced five failed clears by Lake Travis as the Rangers won 18-of-24 faceoffs. Senior Mason Chandler secured four faceoff wins while junior Will Reading won five of six attempts from the "x".
 
Jesuit will return to Postell Stadium on Thursday, Mar. 11 to take on Highland Park. The Rangers and Scots will renew their rivalry at 7 p.m. on Thursday in the first of two matchups between the two squads, as the home-and-home will conclude on Apr. 16 at Highlander Stadium.