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Cowboy • Jamboree26-September 2026Greiner Family Cross Country CourseThe teams hit the road this weekend, traveling nort...
09/30/2026

Cowboy • Jamboree
26-September 2026
Greiner Family Cross Country Course

The teams hit the road this weekend, traveling north to the campus of Oklahoma State University. OSU is home to Greiner Family Cross Country Course; a dedicated and manicured premier course that has hosted collegiate conference, regional and national meets. The wide paths allow for large fields to race without jockeying for position. The course is full of both rolling and short, steep hills to challenge even the fittest. It is easily the most gorgeous course on which most of these athletes will ever have the opportunity to compete.

After multiple weather delays and two college races, the large school boys finally raced at 10:45. In a highly competitive field, the boys placed 20th out of 39 teams. Jacob Nally (36th), Kevin Glover (72nd) and Clay Keefe (88th) were the top finishers on the boys team. A majority of the boys either ran a PR or ran faster than their 2025 time at the same meet.

The girls team, led by Taylor Peck (2nd) and Maggie Breitenstein (9th), placed 4th out of 36 teams in the large school division. Callie Ray, Hazyl Harding, and Bayley Smith rounded out the top five for the Eagles. Nearly all of the girls ran significantly faster than last year as well.

The teams also got to watch two former Prosper runners compete in the women’s collegiate race: Aubrey O’Connell for OSU and Alivia Spangler for UCA.

The teams are schedule to compete at the Jesuit Classic at Oak Point on Saturday, 10/3. This will be their last meet ahead of the District Meet on 10/16.

"Respect every opponent, but fear none.” -John Wooden

Lovejoy • XC • Fall • Festival19-September 2026Myers ParkThe JV teams competed at the Lovejoy XC Fall Festival on Saturd...
09/25/2026

Lovejoy • XC • Fall • Festival
19-September 2026
Myers Park

The JV teams competed at the Lovejoy XC Fall Festival on Saturday at Myers Park. The runners compete on the “same” course as the week before, but ran it the opposite direction.

Race conditions were more favorable this week with cooler temps and less humidity. Sophomore Lily Varilek led the JV team, placing 13th in 22:07; a new PR! Nysa Mulmudi, Ava Hannah, Lola Silva, and Lila Grothe also recorded PRs. The girls team placed 11th out of 19 teams.

With only 31 seconds separating their 1st and 5th runner, the boys placed 16th in a field of 24 teams. Willis Baschnagel, Srinithish Kumar, Devang Kumar, Luke Bergh, Rushil Moparte, Reyansh Punugu, Goutham Kumaravel, and Connor Coccaro all ran PRs!

Congrats to all the athletes. The JV teams will have a week off as the varsity teams travel to Stillwater for the Cowboy Jamboree. Both teams will compete at the Jesuit Classic on October 3rd.

"Continuous improvement is better than delayed perfection." — Mark Twain

McKinney • Boyd • Bronco • Stampede12-September 2026Myers ParkThe teams headed to McKinney for the Bronco Stampede on Sa...
09/19/2026

McKinney • Boyd • Bronco • Stampede
12-September 2026
Myers Park

The teams headed to McKinney for the Bronco Stampede on Saturday. Myers Park, one of the toughest courses on the schedule, features a figure 8 loop over rolling hills in which the runners complete two times. It’s also the District course where the teams race to qualify for Regionals.

Finishing in the top 5, Taylor Peck and Maggie Breitenstein led the Elite Varsity to a 3rd place team finish. Callie Ray, Hazyl Harding, and Bayley Smith all placed in the top 30, rounding out the scoring runners for the Eagles.

Jacob Nally and Clay Keefe paced the boys to an 11th place finish in the Elite Varsity boys race. Kevin Glover, Namit Chennamaneni, and Carson Keefe also scored for the boys team.

The Varsity teams will have a week break before traveling to Stillwater for the OSU Cowboy Jamboree. The JV teams will compete at the Lovejoy XC Fall Festival on 9/19 at Myers Park.

🦅 Mind Over Miles 🦅

"A player who makes a team great is better than a great player." — John Wooden

09/10/2026

Prosper Cross Country is paying it forward! 💚🦅

A huge thank-you to Tractor Supply Co. in Celina for generously donating 15 hay bales for our team to use in the Prosper Homecoming Parade. After the parade, we were happy to donate the hay bales to the Donkey and Equine Haven USA here in Celina!

We are incredibly grateful for the support of our local community and love being able to pass that kindness along. Community supporting community—that’s what Prosper and Celina are all about! 💚

2026 Prosper Homecoming Parade!
09/09/2026

2026 Prosper Homecoming Parade!

Coach T • Marcus • Invitational5-September 2026North Lake ParkSaturday marked the much anticipated first 5k of the seaso...
09/09/2026

Coach T • Marcus • Invitational
5-September 2026
North Lake Park

Saturday marked the much anticipated first 5k of the season! This highly competitive meet welcomes teams from Texas, Arkansas, and Oklahoma. The Varsity Elite girls lined up with nearly 300 of their closest “friends” to get the morning of races kicked off. Taylor Peck and Maggie Breitenstein both finished in the Top 20 and ran PRs to lead the team to an 8th place finish in a field of 38. Hazyl Harding, Callie Ray and Bayley Smith were the other PHS scoring runners.

Nearly 400 boys took off in the Varsity Elite race just as the top girls were crossing the finish line. The “young” Eagles, led by senior Jacob Nally (also with a PR) and Kevin Glover finished 21st out of a whopping 48 teams. Clay Keefe, Carson Keefe, and Andy Bergh rounded out the scoring runners.

Many athletes ran a PR despite the humid and warm conditions. It’s certainly exciting to see so many athletes racing so well, so early in the season.

The teams return to the grass on Saturday, 9/12 ay Myers Park for the McKinney Boyd Bronco Stampede. This is also the District course so it’s a great opportunity for the teams to gain valuable experience on the rolling hills. Come out and support the hardest working team on campus!

“The strength of the team is each individual member. The strength of each member is the team.” - Phil Jackson

Greenhill • Luke’s • Locker • 6 • Mile • Relay29-August 2026Norbuck ParkThe PHS XC team switched it up a bit this week a...
09/02/2026

Greenhill • Luke’s • Locker • 6 • Mile • Relay
29-August 2026
Norbuck Park

The PHS XC team switched it up a bit this week and headed south to Norbuck Park for a “fun” race. Teams consisted of 4 runners, each running a 1.5 mile loop. The course had a few hay bale barriers that runners must cross. Hurdling the hay bales is strongly discouraged as many kids misjudge the height of the hay bales and the lack of spring in their step. The race directors are amazing as the entire event is perfect organized and choreographed chaos.

The Varsity A girls placed 3rd in a field of 36 teams, while the Varsity A boys came away with a 7th place finish against 42 teams!

Mark your calendars and set your alarms for Saturday, 9/5 as the teams will race in one of the largest and most competitive meets of the season. Races start at 6:50 Saturday morning at North Lakes Park in Denton for the Coach T-Marcus Invite.

“Hard work beats talent when talent doesn't work hard.” — Kevin Durant

Friday • Night • Hawk • Invite21-August 2026McInnish ParkAfter months of summer training, the Eagles lined up on Friday ...
08/23/2026

Friday • Night • Hawk • Invite
21-August 2026
McInnish Park

After months of summer training, the Eagles lined up on Friday night in Carrollton to officially kick off the 2026 season. The teams competed against over 1,200 runners on a lighted course around McInnish Park.

The Varsity Elite girls were paced to a 3rd place team finish by Taylor Peck (3rd) and Maggie Breitenstein (5th). Callie Ray, Hazyl Harding, and Bayley Smith all turned in top 30 finishes against to teams in the area.

In the last race of the evening, Jacob Nally secured 2nd place in a competitive field. Sophomores Kevin Glover (15th) and Clay Keefe (20th), Junior Namit Chennamaneni (36th) and Senior Andy Bergh (45th) all ran smart races to edge out Arlington Martin by 5 points to earn 3rd place honors.

Several other runners in both the JV and Varsity races also ran PRs.

The teams will compete in the Greenhill Luke’s Locker 6 Mile Relay at Norbuck Park on Saturday, August 29th.

🦅 Mind over Miles 🦅

“The difference between those who succeed and those who don’t is persistence.” - Glody Kikonga

A huge THANK YOU to Cook Children's for generously donating cooling towels and first aid supplies to our Prosper Eagles ...
08/19/2026

A huge THANK YOU to Cook Children's for generously donating cooling towels and first aid supplies to our Prosper Eagles Cross Country team! 🦅💚

We are so grateful for their support of our athletes and our program. These supplies will be put to great use throughout the season to help keep our runners cool, safe, and ready to compete.

Thank you, Cook Children’s, for supporting our Eagles and investing in young athletes in our community! 💚

đź’Ą Practice Dual Meetđź’Ą6-Aug 2026Warren ParkIt was a perfect morning to bust off the rust, lace up the spikes and hit the ...
08/09/2026

đź’Ą Practice Dual Meetđź’Ą
6-Aug 2026
Warren Park

It was a perfect morning to bust off the rust, lace up the spikes and hit the park for a friendly race against Walnut Grove.

The boys were led by senior Jacob Nally, followed by Kevin Glover, Clay Keefe, Carson Keefe, and Namit Chennamaneni.

Senior Maggie Breitenstein crossed the line first in the girls race with Taylor Peck, Callie Ray, Hazyl Harding, and Bayley Smith rounding out the top 5 PHS finishers.

Mark your calendars for the first official meet of the season!
🗓️ August 21st
Friday Night Hawk Invite
McInnish Park - Carrollton

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