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Homecoming week wraps up with color wars pep rally

Students, staff hype up for football game against Plano East
Byline photo of Palak Agarwalla
Byline photo of Victoria Byers
Byline photo of Trisha Panicker
Palak Agarwalla, Victoria Byers, and Trisha Panicker • September 30, 2025
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Trisha Panicker
Jumping up and down, the cheerleaders practice their routine before the pep rally starts officially. Head Coach Britnee Senner leads the cheerleading team and helped them prepare for this performance. The cheer team will perform at the pink-out pep rally this Friday.

Click the photo above to start a slideshow with information from the ‘Color Wars’ pep rally on Sept. 26.

Who: Prosper students, staff

What: PHS ‘Colors Wars’ pep rally

When: Friday, Sept. 26 at 11:37 a.m.

Where: PHS Basketball Arena

What’s Next? The Prosper Eagles football team will play against Rock Hill on Oct. 3 at 7 p.m.

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About the Contributors
Palak Agarwalla
Palak Agarwalla, Reporter
Junior Palak Agarwalla serves her role at ENO as a reporter. She is looking forward to creating amazing and fun news to share to all, and she is so excited to face all the up-and-down loops of this year. Palak loves to dance and take interviews. Through Eagle Nation Online, she hopes to make more connections to the school and outside.
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.
Trisha Panicker
Trisha Panicker, ENO Editor-in-Chief
Trisha Panicker is a senior and this is her second year working for ENO, now as the Editor-in-Chief. She loves the town of Prosper and engages with the local community through her reporting. In addition, she is part of the PHS speech and debate team. In her free time, she enjoys going to coffee shops and reading.
Honors & Awards: 5 Best of SNO publications ILPC 2025 Individual Achievement Awards: 3rd: Multimedia Package Honorable Mention: Personal Opinion Column
2025 Fall Fiesta Contest Awards: Superior: Feature Writing ILPC 2026 Individual Achievement Awards: Honorable Mention: Personal Opinion Column Honorable Mention: Multimedia Package Texas Journalist of the Year 3rd Runner-Up Online News Editor of the Year Runner-Up Certifications: Adobe – Visual Design using Adobe Photoshop – 2024
Quill and Scroll Honor Society Member
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