Jesuit Dallas and Highland Park played in front of nearly 15,000 fans on Friday at Gerald J. Ford Stadium, and the two teams responded by putting on an incredible defensive showcase that electrified both fan bases. The Rangers had the ball with an opportunity to take the lead on the Scots but fell short of defeating Highland Park and suffered a 15-13 loss to the Scots.
 
Junior Jack Yeskie caught five receptions for 110 yards, earning the first 100-yard receiving game of his career. Junior Charlie Peters racked up 212 passing yards on 14-of-27 completions and completed a touchdown reception to junior Cade Gill to answer the Scots' first touchdown of the contest. Senior Grayson Wombacher erupted for 20 tackles on the day, picking up 1.5 tackles for loss and a solo sack. Gill and senior Fredrick Lucky each forced a fumble while interceptions were caught by senior Sean Watson and junior Robert Prager.
 
Watson, Lucky, senior Bobby Musso and junior Merritt Johnson each broke up a pass while senior Logan Thompson made 15 tackles, Gill recorded nine stops, and senior Chris Simington picked up eight tackles, 1.5 tackles for loss and a solo sack of his own. Junior Noah McGough was 2-for-3 in the field goal attempts, clearing the narrow college-regulated uprights from distances of 46 and 38 yards.
 
Jesuit will now enter the bye week before returning to district play on Oct. 13. The Rangers will face another key district bout upon its return from the bye as the Rangers take on Berkner at 7 p.m. at Wildcat-Ram Stadium. Read Full Article