Six carries. 259 yards. Five touchdowns. That was Kingston Allen's regular-season finale, and it made him the career rushing touchdown leader in Wisconsin high school football history.
The Notre Dame Academy senior running back broke the state mark of 106 rushing touchdowns, set by Columbus' Colton Brunell from 2021 to 2023, in a 51-0 win over Sheboygan North on Friday, October 16, according to WFRV Local 5 in Green Bay. MaxPreps put his career total at 107 touchdown runs after the game.
Kingston Allen's Senior Season by the Numbers
Allen finished the regular season with an unofficial 2,546 rushing yards and 48 touchdowns, per WFRV. The Green Bay school went 9-0, 7-0 in league play, and won the FRCC-South Conference title.
The big games have become routine. Allen ran for 306 yards and five touchdowns on 16 carries against Green Bay West earlier in October, and he owns the state record for career games with 300 or more rushing yards, with seven.
A Record Junior Year and a Wisconsin Badgers Commitment
None of this came out of nowhere. As a junior in 2025, Allen ran for 3,436 yards and 57 touchdowns, both Wisconsin single-season records, and was named the Gatorade Wisconsin Football Player of the Year. Notre Dame Academy reached the WIAA Division 2 state final that season and lost to West De Pere 28-14.
He is committed to the Wisconsin Badgers, so the state's career touchdown leader is planning to stay home.
Colton Brunell's Career Yardage Mark Is Next
One Brunell record still stands. Brunell, now at North Dakota, ran for 7,416 career yards at Columbus, the Wisconsin record, and MaxPreps reported Allen sits 1,039 yards short of it. With a playoff run ahead, he has the chance to close that gap. Follow Wisconsin high school teams through the WIAA page on BallerTube.