When it comes to scoring touchdowns, no one in Wisconsin high school football history has been better at doing it than Kingston Allen.
A four-star Wisconsin Badgers commit, Allen began to find success during a breakout junior season that saw him rush for over 3,400 yards and score 57 touchdowns.
Now in the midst of Notre Dame Academy's (Green Bay, WI) postseason run and a week after he set the state's career rushing touchdown record, he now sits alone at the top of yet another state record.
With a six-touchdown performance in the Tritons' 63-9 postseason win over Germantown (WI) on Oct. 23, the ALL-USA running back now holds the state record for most total touchdowns scored in a career at 116. Random Lake (WI) standout Luke Hagel set the original
record of 112 total touchdowns during his playing days from 1995-1998.
For his career, Allen has rushed for 115 touchdowns and 6,628 yards. Only one of his 116 career touchdowns was not a rushing touchdown.
On Oct. 16, Allen claimed the state's total rushing touchdown record with five scored in a 51-0 win over Sheboygan North (WI). The former record of 106 was held by former Columbus (WI) star Collin Burnell, a number he built playing from 2021-2023.
These were just the latest records set by the future Badger.
He also holds the records for most career games with at least 200 rushing yards (17) and most rushing yards in a nine-game regular season. His 3,456 yards and 57 touchdowns last season are each single-season records as well and his 264.3 yards per game average also set a record last season.
Last season, he also set a state record with four games in which he ran for 400-plus yards and he also sets alone at the top in terms of career games where he’s rushed for at least 300 yards with seven in his career.
Currently, Allen is on pace to break both his single-season touchdown and average yardage record.
247Sports ranks the 6-foot-0, 195-pounder as a four-star prospect, the No. 7 running back in the 2027 cycle and the No. 1 player out of Wisconsin. He has been committed to the Badgers since April 3.
The Tritons (10-0) have been dominant with Allen leading the way winning by an average of 46.6 points and only having one game decided by single digits. He'll enter Friday night's second round matchup with Menasha (WI) on Oct. 30 with 2,797 yards and 54 rushing touchdowns for the year.
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