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Allen and Prosper Eagles meet in District 6-6A opener

Two undefeated Texas high school football teams, Allen and Prosper, faced off in a District 6-6A contest at Children’s Health Stadium.

Xenia Yoder

September 18, 20261 min read

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Allen and Prosper entered their District 6-6A opener as two undefeated teams with strong offensive records. The matchup took place at Prosper’s Children’s Health Stadium, marking the first district contest for both squads. Allen held the No. 2 ranking in the High School On SI Texas Top 25, while Prosper remained unranked heading into the game.

Allen arrived at the contest after securing three victories, including a 56-35 road win over Southlake Carroll. In that game, the Eagles overcame an early 14-0 deficit with a 35-7 scoring run. Quarterback Ty Snell contributed 305 passing yards and three touchdowns in that contest.

Through the first three games of the season, Snell had completed 41 of 57 passes for 637 yards and nine scores. Receiver Zach Williams added 19 receptions for 279 yards and six touchdowns.

Prosper also entered the game with a three-game winning streak, highlighted by a 49-40 home victory against Southlake Carroll the previous week. Quarterback Tyler Albert led the Eagles with 359 passing yards and six touchdowns in that game, while also rushing for 88 yards and a score. Receiver Marcus McCoy caught eight passes for 173 yards and three touchdowns.

Through three games, Albert had thrown for 977 yards and 17 touchdowns without an interception. The team averaged nearly 52 points per game during that stretch.

The game began with both teams scoreless in the first quarter. High School On SI correspondent Buck Ringgold provided live updates and scoring from the event. The final result and specific postgame details were not included in the provided source text.

Source: si.com.

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Xenia Yoder

Xenia Yoder writes about community life, schools, public safety, and local events in Prosper.

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