There is something special happening on the football field at Green Bay Notre Dame Academy, and the whole state is taking notice. Running back Kingston Allen recently made Wisconsin high school football history during the Tritons’ latest victory, cementing his name in the record books and giving the Green Bay community plenty to celebrate.

According to reports from both WFRV Local 5 and the Green Bay Press-Gazette, Allen’s historic performance came during Notre Dame Academy’s win, with coverage noting that not only did Allen make history individually, but his team made history right alongside him. The dual achievement underscores just how much of a team effort this milestone truly was — a reflection of the hard work put in by players, coaches, and the supportive Notre Dame community throughout the season.

Green Bay Notre Dame Academy, a Catholic school on the city’s east side, has long been a proud fixture in Northeast Wisconsin prep sports. Moments like this one remind the broader Green Bay community why local high school athletics matter so much — they build character, forge lasting bonds, and occasionally produce performances that transcend the ordinary and enter the history books.

While the specific record Allen broke was not detailed in available reports, the significance was clear enough to draw attention from statewide sports media, with both local television and the Press-Gazette highlighting the achievement as something fans and families in the area should be proud of.

For students, parents, alumni, and fans who packed the stands to cheer on the Tritons, this is a moment that will be talked about for years to come. Green Bay Notre Dame continues to show that great things are happening in the city’s schools — on and off the field.

Sources: WFRV Local 5, Green Bay Press-Gazette