Jesuit Dallas Athletics

Amarillo Tascosa	Fort Worth South Hills	Jesuit Dallas	Frisco Lone Star
Irving MacArthur	Mesquite H.S.	St. Ignatius (Calif.)	San Antonio Memorial

Thursday, November 30

Time	Visiting Team		Score	Home Team		Box Score
3 p.m.	Frisco Lone Star		43-36		Mesquite	Box Score
4:30 p.m.	MacArthur		40-55		St. Ignatius	Box Score
6 p.m.	Tascosa		77-33		South Hills	Box Score
7:30 p.m.	Memorial		30-75		Jesuit Dallas	Box Score

Friday, December 1

Time	Visiting Team		Score	Home Team		Live Stats
CONSOLATION BRACKET
3 p.m.	Memorial		54-61		South Hills	Live Stats
4:30 p.m.	MacArthur		60-72		Mesquite	Live Stats
CHAMPIONSHIP BRACKET
6 p.m.	St. Ignatius		68-55		Lone Star	Live Stats
7:30 p.m.	Tascosa		41-64		Jesuit Dallas	Live Stats

Saturday, December 2

Time	Visiting Team		Score	Home Team		Live Stats	Live Video
SEVENTH-PLACE GAME
9 a.m.	MacArthur		62-30		Memorial	Live Stats
CONSOLATION CHAMPIONSHIP
10:30 a.m.	South Hills		34-74		Mesquite	Live Stats
THIRD-PLACE GAME
1:30 p.m.	Tascosa				Lone Star	Live Stats	Live Video
CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
12 p.m.	St. Ignatius		61-72		Jesuit Dallas	Live Stats	Live Video

2017 ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM

Tournament Most Valuable Player
	Julius Marble, Jesuit Dallas
All-Tournament Team
	Marcus Hill, Jesuit Dallas
	Darrion Trammell, St. Ignatius
	Matthew Redmond, St. Ignatius
	Cody LeBlanc, Mesquite

TOURNAMENT PREVIEW

Jesuit Dallas is No. 15 in the state according to the Texas Association of Basketball Coaches (TABC) with a 5-0 record. The Rangers upended Plano East, 53-51 on Nov. 28, withstanding a late charge from the Panthers to keep their unbeaten start to the year intact. Returning all-district selections Reid Hatzmann, Michael Jankovich and Marcus Hill, the Rangers aim for their first tournament title since 2012.

Tascosa is currently 4-1 heading into the weekend, aiming to secure its second tournament title in three years after a first round loss to Midway last winter. The Rebels return 2016-17 UIL District 2-6A Newcomer of the Year King Doerue. On Tuesday, Tascosa defeated Plainview, 59-94, recovering from a 65-38 setback against Amarillo on Nov. 21.

South Hills will arrive at Jesuit Dallas looking for its first win of the season. Currently owners of an 0-3 record, the Scorpions fell to Brewer, 56-30, on Nov. 28 in their final pre-tournament warmup. Losing their two all-district players to graduation, head coach Drew Bell will turn to a roster consisting of five juniors and four seniors.

Lone Star is currently 2-4, recording a 1-3 mark last week at its home tournament, defeating Creekview 50-40 before dropping decisions to Mount Pleasant, Mesquite Horn and OKC Storm. Sophomore Julian Larry, last year's District 13-5A Newcomer of the Year, returns alongside All-District First Team pick Nick Bolton. Last year, Lone Star finished third at the tournament after securing a 54-51, first round win over Mesquite.

MacArthur scored its first win of the season, 66-50, against The Colony to garner some momentum heading into Thursday's first round clash against St. Ignatius. Sophomore and 2017 District 7-6A Freshman Most Valuable Player Blake Burris returns for head coach Toby Martin, helping anchor a young roster with one senior, six juniors, three sophomores and one freshman.

St. Ignatius arrives in Dallas from California after dropping a 60-43 decision to Las Lomas at the Newark Tip-Off Classic. Last season, the Wildcats advanced to the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) Division III Semifinal, entering the tournament one of the regional top seeds.

Memorial returns one all-district selection from a team that qualified for last year's UIL 5A Basketball Tournament while entering the tournament with a 4-5 record. The Minutemen hope to snap a two-game skid against Jesuit on Thursday, last capturing a 61-63 win over St. Augustine on Nov. 18.

Mesquite aims to repeat a tournament title game run in 2015, but will need to avenge a first round loss to the Frisco Lone Star Rangers last season in its first round matchup. Skeeters head coach Brian Curts welcomes back three all-district selections, highlighted by first-team designee Aaron Sanders. Mesquite is currently 1-5, its lone win of the season a 77-71 triumph over Little Elm.