As team looks
to last Eagle Stadium game,
photos highlight 42-37 victory
over McKinney Boyd

Ana Arredondo, Sydney Washburn, Justin Hudson, and Zach Markey|October 24, 2018

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The Eagles will play Plano West Friday at 7 p.m. Watch for an article by sports editor Zach Markey to publish soon, giving a father-son preview of this last game in Eagle Stadium. The following photos cover the Eagles 42-37 win over McKinney Boyd Oct. 18.

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As he prepares for the Friday, Sept. 17, game in Arlington, head cheer coach Cameron Jones watches as Prosper cheerleaders and football players run onto the field. This is Jones first year in Prosper. Jones has been involved in cheerleading for more than 20 years.

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In a graphic created by senior Michael Ramirez, typical mistakes claim the space. Mistakes made everyday can include math problems, arguments between family and friends, and edits on essays. Learning from our mistakes is something everyone should start doing, Ramirez said in his attached column. The challenge is being able to take our mistakes head on and learn the most of them.

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With her pink polka-dot party hat, social studies teacher Shelly Patterson celebrates a students birthday with her class. Isaac Galvans parents couldnt afford a party, so she threw him one herself. Patterson taught in the Rio Grande Valley for one year. “There’s a whole world at the very southern tip of Texas,” Patterson said. “In fact, a lot of people who go there, mostly it’s retirees that will move there, they call it Narnia because it’s just a whole other world.”

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Waving a U.S. flag, senior Aeden Combest stands beside junior Dylan Hinshaw during the National Anthem. The varsity football team played Friday, Sept. 17 against Arlington Lamar.

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Smoke billowing above them, juniors Carson McClendon and Caden Pevehouse stand with their team waiting to run onto the field. At Fridays game, Prosper players carried 15 American flags onto the field. Two of these flags represented the world trade centers lost on September 11, 2001, and 13 represented the 13 U.S. servicemen recently killed in Afghanistan.

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With a smile on her face, senior Riley Smith joins other student council members in the pep rally. Student council members show school spirit at the pep rallies. We always contribute and dress up, junior Michelle Jordan said. And we make sure everyone is having fun, too.

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In honor of the 13 fallen U.S. soldiers in Kabul, Afghanistan, the varsity volleyball team reserved 13 front row seats on the home side for Fridays game. This is due to the Thursday, Aug. 26 bombing at an airport in Afghanistan, where the U.S. Army was evacuating people. The bombing caused several civilian causalities as well.

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As he reaches for the ball, sophomore No. 28 Ethan Higgins works with his teammates to tackle No. 22 Marcus Hayes from Mansfield Lake Ridge. The morning after their first game against South Grand Prairie, Higgins joined several of his teammates in opening car doors at Rucker Elementary School. On defense, we had a great game today, defensive lineman Dylan Hinshaw said. We had a lot of stops. They couldnt run the ball on us. On offense we were just a beast, we kept moving and pushing forward. Its 63-7. Were going to go home happy.

Varsity football defeats Mansfield Lake Ridge 63-7