Jesuit Dallas outscored Nimitz, 28-0, in the second quarter en route to a convincing, 49-13 win over the Vikings on Thursday night at Joy and Ralph Ellis Stadium in Irving. The win improves Jesuit's district record to 5-1 record and assures the Rangers' berth in the upcoming University Interscholastic League (UIL) playoffs.

Senior Charlie Schmidt scored four touchdowns in Thursday's game, completing 20-of-26 passes for 279 yards and two touchdowns while adding a team-high eight rushes for 91 yards and two touchdowns. Senior Jake Musso scored a rushing and receiving touchdown on the evening, closing out the bout with a team-high nine receptions for 132 yards. Senior Luke Fawcett tacked on a 13-yard touchdown reception as senior Cameron Martin picked up a touchdown rush of his own.
 
Defensively, senior Adam Kelly ran back a 45-yard interception return for touchdown in the fourth quarter, finishing the contest with five tackles. The Rangers would finish the game with three interceptions as senior Roark Holman and junior Fredrick Lucky added picks of their own to stem the Vikings' offense. Junior Grayson Wombacher led the way for Jesuit with 10 tackles on the day and a 14-yard tackle for loss, followed by senior Blake Miller, who recorded eight tackles.
 
Jesuit finished the contest with 439 total yards, averaging 7.7 yards per play and 5.1 yards per rush. The Rangers secured touchdowns on 5-of-6 trips to the red zone, junior Dylan Drennan added a pair of converted extra point attempts and two touchbacks while sophomore Noah McGough went 5-for-5 on extra point attempts. Jesuit's defense held Nimitz to 257 yards and a 4-of-12 clip on third downs.
 
The Rangers will return to Gary Pasqua Field on Friday, Oct. 28 for a Homecoming Weekend showdown against MacArthur. The Cardinals are 3-3 in league play and are currently in a three-way tie with Berkner and Pearce for the final playoff spot in District 7-6A following a 52-0 loss to Highland Park on Friday. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. from Ranger Stadium in a matchup that will also serve as Jesuit's final home game of the 2022 season.