Kingston Allen Has 2,797 Yards, 54 Touchdowns and Wisconsin's Career TD Record

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Few running backs anywhere have numbers like Kingston Allen's this fall. The Notre Dame Academy (Green Bay, Wis.) senior running back has run for 2,797 yards and 54 touchdowns, according to the Green Bay Press-Gazette's report on Yahoo Sports, and the Wisconsin commit now holds the state's career record for total touchdowns.

116 Career Touchdowns, a Wisconsin Record

Allen scored six times in Notre Dame's 63-9 Level 1 playoff win over Germantown on Oct. 23, a result also reported by Press Times. That gave the Class of 2027 back 116 career touchdowns, passing the old state mark of 112, with 115 of them on the ground. His career rushing total is 6,628 yards, per the Press-Gazette, and he broke the state record for career rushing touchdowns on Oct. 16.

Kingston Allen's Best Game: 306 Yards on 16 Carries

His biggest night came Oct. 9 against Green Bay West: 16 carries, 306 yards and five touchdowns in a 63-0 win, about 19 yards a carry. Badger of Honor and the Press-Gazette both reported the line, and it was the seventh 300-yard game of his career, the most in Wisconsin history.

For context, a 2,000-yard season is a milestone most running backs never reach. Allen had 2,288 yards through eight games and has added more than 500 since. Last year he set Wisconsin's single-season records with more than 3,400 yards and 57 touchdowns and was named the state's Gatorade Player of the Year.

Notre Dame Academy, the top seed in Division 2, went 10-0 in the regular season and plays Menasha in the second round on Friday, Oct. 30. More on the playoffs on our high school football page.