JV ‘green’ team takes home a win against Denton Guyer
With ball in hand, sophomore Jaxon Lucas focuses on his next play of the game. Their opponent was Denton Guyer. The football team is led by Brandon Schmidt.
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Who: Prosper Eagles Football – Led by head coach Brandon Schmidt
What: Varsity football game vs. Denton Guyer High School
When: Thursday, Sept. 15
Where: Prosper High School track and turf
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Coming from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Isabel Multer is a senior at Prosper High School entering her third year on Eagle Nation Online. Isabel is also the Producer for Prosper High School's broadcast program, Eagle Nation News and outside of school she loves spending time with friends and family. Isabel hopes to share her love for storytelling and sports through ENO.
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