PROSPER, Texas - The Jesuit Dallas football team suffered a 45-28 loss to Rock Hill at Children's Health Stadium on Thursday.
With the setback, Jesuit ends its season at 4-6 overall and 3-4 in District 6-6A - one game out of the playoffs.
Junior quarterback JP Livingstone finished with 257 yards passing and three touchdowns. He ended the year with 2,128 yards and 22 passing touchdowns.
Senior
Joseph Konings had 98 receiving yards on eight receptions. He wrapped up his final prep season with 999 yards and 12 touchdowns.
On Thursday, the Rangers put up 354 yards of total offense.
Rock Hill (6-4, 4-3) produced the bulk of its yardage on the ground, compiling 237 yards and two scores. The majority of that production came from Michael Alfred with 168 yards and a score.
Quarterback Austin Farris managed the game well, completing 22-of-26 for 257 yards and four touchdowns.
After trading scores, the Blue Hawks got a touchdown and field goal before the half to go into the locker room ahead 17-7. Jesuit came out and recovered an on-side kick that led to a Livingstone 4-yard touchdown run, trimming the deficit to 17-14.
But the Blue Hawks got a pair of scoring drives before the end of the third quarter to extend their lead to 31-14.
The Rangers pulled to within 10 twice in the fourth but were unable to get the defensive stops it needed to pull any closer.
Simon McGoldrick had 16 tackles and
Mack Murphy finished with 11 for the Blue and Gold.
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