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Football kicks off season with scrimmage

Prosper beats Mesquite High School 12–3
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Sofia Ayala, Erica Deutsch, and Eli Deutsch • August 27, 2024
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Walking down the field, senior David Androes prepares to make a play. JV teams also participated in the scrimmage. This is Androes' fourth year participating in football.

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Who: Prosper Varsity Football team

What: Scrimmage against Mesquite High School

Where: Children’s Health Stadium

What’s next: Prosper Eagle Football v.s. Austin Westlake at Mary Hardin Baylor Stadium @7:00 p.m.

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Sofia Ayala, Eagle Nation Online Editor-in-Chief
Senior Sofia Ayala leads Eagle Nation Online as editor-in-chief. This is her fourth year working for Eagle Nation Online. She served as Assistant Editor for Eagle Nation Times, and served as the Feature editor in the past. Sofia is part of the varsity PHS Talonettes drill team where she enjoys dancing with her team. Outside of school, she loves going out on runs, reading, and listening to music.  
Erica Deutsch
Erica Deutsch, Multimedia Editor-in-Chief
Senior Erica Deutsch leads the Multi-Media section of the newspaper. This is her third year working for Eagle Nation Online. She adores photography and hopes to create a positive impact with her writing and podcasts. She is excited to publish video packages and continue sharing the powerful stories of others. Outside of school, she enjoys playing guitar, watching movies, trying new baking recipes, traveling, and spending time with friends and family.
Eli Deutsch
Eli Deutsch, Reporter
A new staff member of Eagle Nation Online, freshman Eli Deutsch will be covering sports and other stories. You can find him playing baseball or hanging out with his friends. This year is Eli's first year as apart of the Eagle nation online newspaper team. He is excited to start working on stories and articles for eagle nation online. Eli also wants to also take photos and cover sporting events for the school.
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