The Jesuit Dallas baseball team powered past Richardson on Tuesday, upending the Eagles, 11-1 to secure its 12th district win of the season. With a playoff spot secured, Jesuit Dallas will conclude the regular season on Friday at Richardson before learning of its playoff destination and opponent.

Junior Jake Fults led the charge for the Rangers, going 3-for-3 from the plate with three RBI and two runs scored. Fults launched a two-run single to center in the bottom of the first that scored sophomores Shane Parker and Braxton Barber before sending a double to left center to plate Parker once again.

Barber would finish the game 2-for-3 with two runs scored while Parker, sophomores James Jorgensen and Taylor Haddock alongside junior Fulton Lawrence and senior Tristen Bird each secured one hit. Junior Asher Levy earned his eighth win of the season and remained unbeaten on the year with an eight-strikeout complete game performance, allowing one run on five hits and two walks.

First pitch on Friday is scheduled for 7 p.m. The Rangers currently trail Highland Park by one game for second in District 7-6A, as the Scots dropped a 5-0 decision to J.J. Pearce on Tuesday.

With Jesuit's spot in the playoffs assured, a look at the District 8-6A playoff picture has heated up heading into the regular season finale. Arlington H.S., South Grand Prairie and Martin all own 10-3 district records, while Arlington Lamar is currently one game back in fourth place with a 9-4 district mark. South Grand Prairie and Lamar finish their season series on Friday after Lamar's 5-2 win over the Warriors on Tuesday, Martin looks to forge a split against Bowie following a 3-2 loss while Arlington targets a sweep of Sam Houston after upending the Texans, 4-0, on Tuesday evening.