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Eagle Brief: Nov. 10 – 15

PHS hosts “Ship Serves” donating program, fall blood drive
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Agnipravo Ghosh, Reporter • November 10, 2025
Victoria Byers
Walking to the whistle, senior Abigael (Abby) Dodson moves alongside with her ‘boot buddy’. The last district game took place on Nov. 6 with the theme being neon and senior night. “As a senior talonette it was a very bittersweet feeling having my last district game this season,” Dodson said. “I had an amazing four years of Friday night lights. I am gonna miss dancing on the field with my team but I will take the memories with me forever.”

Eagle Update & Resources

Upcoming

  • HOSA is hosting their fall blood drive on Thursday, Nov. 13 8 a.m.-3 p.m. through Carter Blood Care. Donors who are 16 must have parent permission, while donors 17 and older can donate on their own. Seniors will receive an honors cord if they donate twice during the year. Reach out to HOSA sponsor Kelli Factor for any questions.
  • Prosper High School is accepting donations for the “Ship Serves” program through Nov. 18. To accompany the “Ship Serves” day on Nov. 19, a competition will be held among all second period classes to see which class can bring the most non-perishable items from Nov. 5 – 18. Class prizes include first place winning Chick-fil-A, second place winning a pizza party, and third and fourth place winning donuts and snacks.
  • Tomorrow, Tuesday, Nov. 11, is Veterans Day. Make sure to thank all those who served!
  • Get an ad on Eagle Nation Online or in the next issue of Eagle Nation Times! Click the following link or scan the QR code for more information:
  • Students can write and submit letters to troops overseas in their English classes.

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Sports Schedules

Monday, Nov. 10

8 a.m – Varsity Boys Golf vs 6-6A Fall District Preview (The Courses at Watters Creek)

Tuesday, Nov. 11

5 p.m. – Varsity, JV & 9th Girls Basketball vs. Walnut Grove HS (Walnut Grove HS)

5 p.m. – Varsity & JV Boys Basketball vs. Frisco HS/Flower Mound HS (SCRIMMAGE) (Frisco HS)

6:30 p.m. – Varsity, JV & 9th Girls Basketball vs. Walnut Grove HS (Walnut Grove HS)

Wednesday, Nov. 12

8 a.m. – Varsity Girls Golf vs. 6-6A Fall District Preview (Watters Creek Golf Course)

Thursday, Nov. 13

11:45 a.m. – JV Girls Basketball vs. JV South Garland Titan Tournament (South Garland HS)

1:30 p.m. Varsity Girls Basketball vs. Mavs Fall Classic (vs. South Grand Prairie HS) (Frisco Heritage HS)

3:30 p.m. – JV Girls Basketball vs. JV South Garland Titan Tournament (South Garland HS)

Friday, Nov. 14

10 a.m. – Varsity & JV Boys & Girls Swim & Dive vs. Garland Non-TISCA (Garland ISD Natatorium)

6 p.m. – Varsity Varsity Basketball vs. North Texas Tip Off (vs. Marcus HS) (Lake Dallas HS)

TBA – Varsity Girls Basketball vs Mavs Fall Classic (TBA)

Saturday, Nov. 15

8 a.m. – JV Girls Basketball vs. JV South Garland Titan Tournament (vs. Sunnyvale) (South Garland HS)

9 a.m. – Varsity Boys & Girls Wrestling vs. Gauntlet at the Grove (Walnut Grove HS)

11 a.m. – 9th Boys Basketball vs. Wakeland HS (PHS Arena & Gym 1)

12:15 p.m. – JV Boys Basketball vs. Wakeland HS (PHS Arena & Gym 1)

1:30 p.m. – Varsity Boys Basketball vs. Wakeland HS (PHS Arena & Gym 1)

TBA – Varsity Girls Basketball vs. Mavs Fall Classic (TBA)

Uplifting

  • Thanksgiving break is in two weeks and will start on Nov. 24.
  • The final pep rally that was neon-themed was held last Thurs, Nov. 6.
  • Prosper varsity football beat Plano West 62-28 at the Children’s Health Stadium.

This article was edited by Emily Logan, Kate Duncan, Victoria Byers and Trisha Panicker.

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