After a long morning of testing, students left campus Tuesday afternoon to take a break and continue their exam week reviews. However Carrollton and Banks wasn’t completely deserted, as Jesuit’s Academic Games Club competed in On-Sets, which revolves around spatial relationships and the mathematical concept of set theory. On-Sets is the last local game prior to the national tournament, at which Blue Jays have had great success, and includes two more weeks of play prior to next month’s big competition. Pictured here, sophomore Jacob Schenck competes in the Academic Games match on March 7.