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Prosper achieves win against Rockwall Heath before training through bye–week

Eagles score 45-27, look forward to homecoming football game
Byline photo of Victoria Byers
Victoria Byers, Social Media Director • September 11, 2025
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Victoria Byers
Watching a play being drawn out, senior John Hegarty sits around his teammates to prepare for defense. Hegarty is a defense tackle and a nose guard for the varsity eagles. The Eagles will take on McKinney Boyd next week at 7 p.m.

Click the photo above to start a slideshow with information about the varsity football game Thursday, Sept. 4 against Rockwall Heath High School.

Who: Prosper Eagle Varsity Football team—led by head coach Tyler Moore

What: Varsity football game against Rockwall Heath

When: Thursday, Sept. 4, at 7 p.m.

Where: Rockwall Heath Stadium

What’s next: The Eagles will play against McKinney Boyd Friday, Sept. 19. The game will take place at McKinney Boyd at 7 p.m.

 

This slideshow received edits by Trisha Panicker, Kate Duncan and Yousuf Ali

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Victoria Byers
Victoria Byers, Social Media Director
Senior Victoria Byers leads social media posts for Instagram, X (formally known as ‘Twitter’) and Facebook.  This is her second year as a staff member, and she normally reports football games as a Mighty Eagle Band member. As she continues to find more and more creative tasks, clubs and electives, she gets to finalize and lead in band, two clubs, along with joining three new organizations.
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