Jesuit Dallas picked up a convincing, 149-36 win over Greenhill on Tuesday night at the David A. Segal Family Aquatic Center. 

The 200 medley relay got the Rangers off to a good start, with the team of Leonardo Pelaez, William Savarese, Flyn Hughes and Jaden Giunta clocking a season-best 1:42.59 to win the event. Pelaez would tack on a 1:45.46 in the 200 free, jump-starting a 1-2-3-4 finish for Jesuit that gave the Rangers a dominant lead two events into the meet, and closed his electric meet with a victorious 55.15 in the 100 back.
 
Savarese won the 200 I.M. (1:54.78) and 100 fly (53.23), with the latter resulting in a 1-2-3 sweep alongside Flyn Hughes (57.27) and Luke Lary (59.04). Giunta scored two wins with a 52.15 in the 100 free and a 1:07.1 in the 100 breast, Sebastian Suwanda clocked a 5:06.96 to win the 500 free and Thatch Balady captured the one-meter dive win with a 190.05 six-dive score.
 
Jesuit's relay sweep was completed with victories in the 200 free and 400 free relays. Jesuit's 200 free relay, consisting of Suwanda, Lary, Alexander McSorley and Giunta, hit the wall in 1:37.33 to best Greenhill by a second.
 
The Rangers punctuated the win with a 1-2-3 finish in the 400 free relay, with Jesuit's A-Relay team (Savarese, Suwanda, Lary, Pelaez) clocking a 3:26.59, the Rangers' B-Relay team (Jack Schwetz, Michael Hasenfratz, Sam Kennington, Quinton Moats) finishing second with a 3:55.25 and Jesuit's third team (Liam Waver, Luke Wiley, Jackson Addison-Jordan, Oliver Miller) placing third with a 4:01.00.
 
The swimming & diving team will return to action on Jan. 10, when the Blue and Gold will host Frisco Wakeland. That meet will serve as the Rangers' final competition prior to the UIL District 7-6A Championships on Jan. 27 in Addison, Texas.