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Charles Jackson finds running room on the right side.
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... and their first district win of the 2013 season.
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… giving the Jays a 24-17 advantage ...
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Charles Jackson helps seal the victory with a run up the gut …
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However, the Jays answer with another pass to Foster Moreau.
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The pesky Eagles keep the pressure on, scoring with 6:08 to play, evening the score at 17.
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… giving the Jesuit cheerleaders and Jayson plenty to cheer about.
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The Blue Jay defense flies to the ball carrier …
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Charles Jackson uses his powerful legs to take the Shaw defensive back for a ride in the end zone, giving the Jays a 17-10 lead.
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Receivers coach Gino Giambelluca signals in the next play.
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Sophomore receiver Kalija Lipscomb (17) grabs a pass in the flat.
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Senior receiver Quentin Marks is in perfect position to haul in a LaForge offering.
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Michael McMahon (41) is a dual threat for the Jays, equally adept at running and catching.
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Foster Moreau (82) hauls in a dart from his quarterback.
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Senior Day is always special for Jesuit football players and their parents.
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Head coach Wayde Keiser makes sure junior quarterback Trey LaForge gets the point.
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Jesuit students play an important role in cheering the Jays to victory.
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Senior Chris Sylvain has a blast in the Blue Jay Band.
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The Blue Jay Band, led by senior drum major Quinn Stiller, “rocks” the crowd at halftime.
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The district opponent fought valiantly, scoring with just 30 seconds to play in the first half, making the score 10-7 at the break.
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Junior running back Michael McMahon (41) powers through the middle of the line to give the Jays a 10-0 lead with 4:15 to play in the 2nd Quarter.
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Charles Jackson maneuvers his way through traffic.
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The Blue Jays score first with a Crew Jacobs field goal, delighting the Jayettes among others.
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Sophomore Mark Beebe (22) teams with senior defensive end Jack Hebert (95) to ground an Eagle.
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Junior tight end Foster Moreau (82) is a big target between the hash marks.
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…junior running back Charles Jackson (9).
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Although riddled with injuries, the offensive line did an outstanding job blocking for…