Jesuit Dallas saw its bats go silent and its baseball season end on Saturday against Denton Guyer. The Wildcats shut down the Rangers twice in one day to secure a Class 6A Region I quarterfinal series in Little Elm.
Jesuit took the first game 3-2 on Thursday, but the second game of the best-of-three series was postponed by rain on Friday. Guyer responded with a pair of wins on Saturday.
The Rangers took the series opener behind lefthander Luke Isett, who allowed only two unearned runs in the complete-game effort. Cameron Davis scored three of the four runs in the series for the Rangers (25-13-4).
Meanwhile, Isett finished his senior campaign with an 11-0 record and a 0.63 earned-run average, highlighted by a no-hitter against Irving MacArthur on April 21.
The Wildcats (31-11) allowed just one hit in a 3-1 victory in Game 2 behind stellar pitching from Brad Pruett, then rolled to a 10-0 triumph in six innings in Game 3.
