A furious comeback in the final baker game provided Jesuit Dallas with enough pins to flip the script on Lake Dallas, leading the Rangers to a 9-6 win on Saturday at USA Bowl. The Rangers move to 5-1 on the year with the victory to start the first game of a three-match home stand.
 
The Rangers secured three match points victories on the day, led by a team-high 316 (188-128) from William Spicer. William Martin bowled a 165, which combined with a 101 from Corbin Hicks spotted the Rangers a 266-254 match point. The Rangers capped a strong match play outing with a 210-203 win in No. 5 singles, led by the tandem of Andrew Abraham (87) and Joseph Kohout (123).
 
Lake Dallas opened a 72-pin lead after the first two baker games, winning the first, 193-155 before closing on the Ranger lead with a 146-112 win in the second baker game. Jesuit erupted for a 170-90 win in the final baker game to close the baker games with a 16-pin advantage, capturing the two points needed for the victory, 437-429.
 
Jesuit will return to action on Tuesday, Jan. 24 when the Rangers will battle Nimitz at 6:30 p.m. at USA Bowl. Tuesday's matchup will be the second showdown between Jesuit and Nimitz this season, with the Rangers scoring a 15-0 win over the Vikings in the first matchup on Nov. 29.