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Allen outlasts Prosper 51-21 in high school football clash

No. 10 Allen defeated Prosper 51-21 on Thursday, snapping a 14-9 deficit with a 42-point scoring run.

Xenia Yoder

September 18, 20261 min read

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No. 10 Allen defeated Prosper 51-21 on Thursday in a matchup between two top-ranked Texas high school football teams. The Eagles took control of the game after Prosper held a 14-9 lead in the second quarter. Allen then scored 42 consecutive points to secure the victory.

Ty Snell, ranked as the No. 2 quarterback in the Class of 2029, led the offense with three touchdown passes. Two of those scores went to junior Josyah Johnson, while sophomore Zach Williams caught the third. On the defensive side, junior D'Mand Smith returned a fumble for a touchdown.

The loose ball was forced by senior Jacobie Wilkerson. Dominic Butler also contributed to the scoring drive with an interception and a punt return touchdown.

Allen remains undefeated with six games remaining before the postseason begins. The article also notes that this is the sixth meeting between the two programs, with Prosper winning all five previous matchups.

However, the source text contains conflicting information regarding the history of the rivalry, stating in one section that Mater Dei has won all five previous meetings against Allen, including a 28-24 victory last season. It also mentions a 2023 matchup where Grayson won 19-14, which appears to refer to a different set of teams or is an error in the source material.

In other regional news, No. 20 North Crowley prepares to open district play with a road game against Duncanville. The Panthers have faced three quality opponents early in the season. Duncanville recently fell 21-20 to DeSoto after nearly erasing a 21-7 halftime deficit. The last time North Crowley and Duncanville met was in the 2024 6A Division 1 semifinals, a game North Crowley won 36-34.

Source: MaxPreps.

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Xenia Yoder

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

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