Football defeats Princeton, looks forward to playing Plano West

Football celebrates senior night, defeats Panthers 84–41
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Hands clapping, senior Branson Reeves gets the crowd loud. Prosper is currently ranked 21st in the state. "My goal for the rest of the season is to get at least one more touchdown," Reeves said. "I also want us to get through the playoffs at least through the third round."
Hands clapping, senior Branson Reeves gets the crowd loud. Prosper is currently ranked 21st in the state. “My goal for the rest of the season is to get at least one more touchdown,” Reeves said. “I also want us to get through the playoffs at least through the third round.”
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Eyes ahead, junior Braedon Imhoff searches from the pocket to pass the ball. This is Imhoff's first year on varsity. "My goals this week are to make sure we take care of business in this last game," Imhoff said. "We need to find success in the game, and see how playoffs play put to succeed as much as we can."

Click the photo above to start a slideshow with information from the varsity football game Oct. 31 against Princeton High School

Who: Prosper Eagle Varsity Football team – Led by head coach Tyler Moore

What: Varsity football game against Princeton High School

When: Thursday, Oct. 31, at 7 p.m.

Where: Children’s Health Stadium

What’s Next? The Eagles will play Plano West High School Nov. 7 at 7 p.m. at John Clark Stadium

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Side by side holding their sousaphones, senior Nathaniel Ray and sophomore Cameron Lovejoy endorse the time they have with each other. Ray wears his sash showing his desire for band throughout his high school years. The senior band members were recognized at the beginning of the game.
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Throwing the ball up, senior Catherine Biju prepares to serve. Biju played along side her teammate senior Gaby Nielsen. "When I step on the court, I feel excited and a bit nervous," Biju said. "You never know what is going to happen in the match, so it can be nerve wracking to compete. Yet the challenge and working toward a goal makes it really fun."
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Head bowed, junior Justin Alfano leads the team in prayer after the game. Alfano plays as the second string quarterback. "I thought it was great I was able to be a part of my team and lead the team in prayer because I like to share my faith in every way I can and spread His name, word, and gospel," Alfano said. "Being able to do that with my team made me really happy."
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Reaching with one hand above her head, senior Hannah Lee successfully blocks another shot. Lee is the only senior girl on the varsity team, and has been playing water polo for four years. “I am eternally grateful for the experiences and memories Prosper Water Polo has given me,” Lee said, “And I will carry them with me throughout my life.”
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Moments before the ball is snapped, Prosper's offensive line sets up on the line of scrimmage. This offensive line includes senior Logan Cahill who is committed to play Division I football at Sam Houston State University. "My biggest take away from the game was that as a team we have the capability to be great," Cahill said. "I believe and I am all in for this team working and bonding together through the thick and thin. We need to stay locked in this season on both sides of the ball."
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