The Jesuit High School wrestling program delivered an outstanding weekend of competition, earning multiple podium finishes across two tournaments and showcasing the depth and promise of this year's roster. 

At the Roseville Rumble, sophomore standout Titus Kessler made program history by capturing the first high-school tournament title of his career. Kessler battled through a tough bracket, demonstrating the skill, composure, and grit that have quickly made him one of Jesuit's most exciting young wrestlers. His championship performance marks a major milestone and sets the tone for what could be a breakout season. 

Right behind him, junior Campbell McDowell turned in one of the best tournaments of his career, earning a strong third-place finish. McDowell continues to build momentum after a productive offseason, showing improved offensive attacks and match awareness. 

Sophomore Hunter Greenfield added to the medal count with a fourth-place finish, wrestling with heart and resilience throughout the day. His performance helped solidify Jesuit's presence in a competitive field. 

While the varsity squad excelled in Roseville, Jesuit's future talent was also making noise. At the Folsom JV Tournament, sophomore newcomer Rowan Lynch won the first tournament he has ever competed in, an impressive accomplishment and an early sign that he will be a force in the years ahead. 

With strong results at both levels, the Marauders continue to build confidence and depth as the season picks up speed. 

Up Next for Jesuit Wrestling: 
Jesuit returns to action on Tuesday, December 9th, with a dual meet against Del Oro High School and Whitney High School, two traditionally tough programs that will provide a valuable test for the Marauders. The team will then prepare for its final competition of 2025: The Arsen Battle at River City High School in West Sacramento on December 20th. 

The energy is high, the momentum is building, and Jesuit wrestling is just getting started.