Senior DeChi Peterson secured a trio of top-10 finishes, led by his second-place, 42.18 in the 300-meter hurdles followed closely by a third-place, 42.46 from junior Charlie Humbert. The senior added an eighth-place, 16.16 in the 110-meter hurdles to wrap his afternoon on the track, adding a third-place finish in the high jump by clearing the bar at 6'2''.
 
Seniors Richard Hambleton and Carson Walls finished fourth in the pole vault and long jump, respectively, as Hambleton recorded a new personal best by clearing the bar at 12'6'' and Walls set a new personal best with a 21'6 ¼'' leap in the long jump finals.Seniors Evan Bare and Lucas Hernanez finished eighth and ninth, respectively, in the shotput, with Bare launching a personal best throw of 44-05. Hernandez would tack on a 16th place finish in discus with a throw of 119-11. Senior Blake Hunter finished 13th in the triple jump (40-11.25) and 14th in the long jmp (19-09.25).
 
Jesuit's relays impressed, recording several top-10 finishes. The Ranger's top-finishing relay was the 4x400 relay, where the team of Patrick Bennett, Caden Cutchall, Charlie Humbert and Cole Younger finished fourth with a 3:33.59. The distance medley relay team of Henry Beckman, Caden Cutchell, James McKinney and Ike Pawsat placed ninth (11:10.91). Jesuit's 4x100 team of Thomas Wray, Patrick Bennett, Younger and Humbert placed fifth with a 42.97.
 
Wray tacked on an 11.44 to finish 14th in the 100-meter dash, senior Ike Pawsat placed 19th with a 1600-meter run of 4:53.77, and junior Ben McKinney secured a 10:23.06 to place 11th in the 3200 meter run.
 
Jesuit Dallas will return to action on Feb. 26, when the Rangers will compete at the Wylie Invitational.