Jesuit's junior class shined once again as Ranger third year Jake Storey threw a one-hitter while classmates Myles Tucker and Tommy Delaney drove in three runs apiece, helping Jesuit Dallas sweep Arlington with a 14-0 win on Saturday at Wright Field. The series sweep sets the Rangers up for a UIL Area Round showdown against Coppell next week.
 
Tucker closed out a stellar game 2-for-3 with a double and a triple, while Delaney got the Rangers on the scoreboard with a single in in the second before adding a triple in the fourth on a 3-for-3 day from the plate. Storey carried a no-hitter 4.1 innings before giving up a lofted single down the left field line, ending the contest with five strikeouts and two batters off the minimum.
 
Senior Drew Messick finished his strong week with two hits and two RBI while junior David Long added a pinch hit RBI double. Seniors Jordan Lawlar, Gardner Lawrence and Jack Mason each drove in a run to complete the Jesuit scoring.
 
With Saturday's win, the Rangers conclude an eyebrow-raising two-game set against the Colts. Jesuit hit .521 during the two games, slugged .750 as a team and finished the series with a 1.350 OPS. Senior Tucker Huhn, who won game one, combined with Storey for a 0.00 earned run average, held Arlington to a .086 team batting average and struck out nearly one-third (12-of-38) of the total batters faced.
 
Jesuit, ranked fifth according to the Texas High School Baseball Coaches Association and fourth in the final Dallas Morning News Area Rankings, will next face off against a Coppell team that is ranked seventh in the area. The Cowboys are 26-7-1 and swept Denton Guyer in two games to earn their way into the area round. The times, locations and dates for next weekend's series have yet to be determined.