Jays Fall in Pivotal Game to Tigers, 47-41

Senior Foster Moreau drives for two for his team-leading 21 points in Jesuit’s 47-41 loss to the Holy Cross Tigers Friday night.
Holy Cross outscored Jesuit 20-3 in the fourth quarter and upset the Blue Jays 47-41 in a District 9 5-A game at Holy Cross on Friday night. The Jays (14-8, 5-4) entered the week ranked No.13 in the unofficial 5-A power rankings and this loss will likely impact their seeding for the upcoming state playoffs.
The Jays had a healthy 11-point lead entering the final period but Holy Cross got hot late, scoring 20 points in the fourth quarter to rally to an improbable comeback.
In contrast, Jesuit, which handily won the first meeting between the two teams, made only one field goal in the fourth period. The Jays were led by senior Foster Moreau who finished with 21 points and 10 rebounds before fouling out with 40 seconds to play. Senior Trey LaForge added 10.
Next up for the Jays is a Thursday night showdown (Feb. 19) on the westbank against Archbishop Shaw. Tipoff is at 7 p.m. Shaw enters that game with one win over Brother Martin in district 9 5-A.
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Basketball vs. Holy Cross, Feb. 13, 2015
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Junior Rob Weiss drives past the Holy Cross defense in Friday nights 47-41 loss.
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Senior Foster Moreau drives for two for his team-leading 21 points in Jesuit's 47-41 loss to the Holy Cross Tigers Friday night.
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Senior Trey LaForge shoots for two of his 10 points in the Blue Jays loss to Holy Cross tigers 47-41 Friday night Feb.13.
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Junior Mark Beebe plays defense against the Tigers.
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Coach Chris Jennings calls out to the Jays.
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Senior Foster Moreau drives past the Tigers defense to collect two of his game-high 21 points in the 47-41 loss.
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Senior Paul Kohnke shoots over the Tiger defense for two points in the fouth quarter. Jesuit only scored three points in the period and loss to Holy Cross 47-41.
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Sophomore Brendan Conroy drives towards the basket in Friday nights 47-41 loss to Holy Cross.
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Philip Ramelli '90 and son, Michael, enjoy Friday night's game.