Badger commit Kingston Allen stepped into the game against Union Grove High School as the leading rusher in the country. However, the two goals before Allen were to take the Wisconsin state career rushing record and to beat Union Grove to send Notre Dame Academy to the championship game. He walked away accomplishing both.
Yet, it didn’t start so easily for Allen. He actually started the game with two fumbles, and it looked like it might be a very forgettable game for the top running back. However, Allen didn’t stop, hang his head, or even go sit on the end of the bench. His team was down 17-0, and yet he took the rock again, busted off a 46-yard run, and then finished with a 3-yard run to get the first touchdown for Notre Dame Academy.
The score was 17-7, and there was life for his team. With the state career rushing record in sight and the ability to make it a field-goal game, Allen pushed down the field again… Finally, a goal-line carry led to a 17-14 game and a new top rusher in state history.
I’m told that Notre Dame Academy running back Kingston Allen just surpassed 216 rushing yards vs. Union Grove.
He is now Wisconsin’s career rushing yards leader, in addition to being the state’s single season rushing yards record holder, single season rushing touchdowns record… https://t.co/J8gQ6SjX9U
— Carson Fowler (@CarsonFowlerTV) November 14, 2026
Kingston Allen has broken a ton of Wisconsin state high school records this season
While he passed 216 rushing yards in the game and had two touchdowns, Notre Dame was still down, and Allen wanted to accomplish the primary goal of getting his high school team to the championship game. After another successful drive and a 46-yard scamper for a touchdown. This was his third touchdown of the game and an important one, as it gave Allen’s team the lead 21-17, and that would be the ballgame…