Stats: 357 Att. 3,436 Rushing Yards, 57 TDs, 5 Receptions, 112 Yards, 1 TD

Kingston produced arguably the greatest RB season we have ever seen in WI in his first year as the RB for GB Notre Dame. Behind a loaded OL, Notre Dame wasn’t afraid to give it to the Badgers commit early and often in 2025 on the way to a State Championship appearance. In 2026 you can expect more of the same, and you can look for the entire team to have the goal of finishing the job this fall and bringing home a gold ball. Kingston definitely has the talent to chase down those elite numbers from 2025. I can’t wait to watch him attempt it. Safe to say, Kingston will be entering the season as the favorite for this honor.

RB1 and Badgers commit Kingston Allen Kingston Allen 6'0" | 195 lbs | RB Notre Dame | 2027 State WI is a must include in this article. He is by far the most well rounded athlete at the position here in WI. Meaning that he checks the power box. Even at 185-190 lbs Kingston has proven that he can run through arm tackles unphased, lower a shoulder and churn his legs through and over a defender, and do it while keeping his balance and coming out the other side ready to pick up more yards after contact. Badgers fans should be very excited to watch what Kingston produces in his final year of high school ball before heading over to Madison next year.

Love was a special talent that was very deserving of a Top 3 pick. Here in WI we have our own rare talent in the backfield in Kingston Allen Kingston Allen 6'0" | 195 lbs | RB Notre Dame | 2027 State WI . Allen will finish his career as one of the most prolific rushers we have ever seen come out of the state. He has a powerful frame that can win in every way. Speed, contact balance, power, and his vision and instincts always seem to put him in the best position to make a highlight reel quality rush.

The best pure talent in this list of finalists is RB Kingston Allen Kingston Allen 6'0" | 195 lbs | RB Notre Dame | 2027 State WI . The junior took over the RB1 role this season and left absolutely no doubt that he is the best RB in WI. Size, power, speed come together in this 6’1′ 185 lbs package. It is so impressive watching this kid run the ball. He runs so strong, like an RB much bigger than him. But then he also has legit 4.5 speed to beat every angle on the field. His vision and patience behind the line made him even more of a nightmare to slow down because you couldn’t get a gang of defenders there to bring him down early in the play. I am anxious to see what his encore performance is this fall as a senior.

Stats: 357 Carries, 3,436 Rushing Yards, 57 TDs

The king of the hill at the RB position is Green Bay Notre Dame’s Kingston Allen Kingston Allen 6'0" | 195 lbs | RB Notre Dame | 2027 State WI . What Kingston did as a junior will not be forgotten for a long time. His massive workload gave him so many chances to let his elite traits do the talking on the field. The junior has elite contact balance and excellent power that punishes defenders at the point of contact. His second gear in space quickly erases pursuit angles. Kingston is one of those athletes who gets stronger as the game goes on. While he is much lighter, it was hard to not see similarities in how he carries the ball to Braelon Allen. We are in for a special senior season from the 2027 RB1.

On October 24 Green Bay Notre Dame star RB Kingston Allen Kingston Allen 6'0" | 195 lbs | RB Notre Dame | 2027 State WI set the top mark for rushing TDs of the season. He went nuclear with 8 rushing TDs on 21 carries totaling 477 rushing yards. Every week that Kingston takes the field is a week where he could rewrite the state’s record books. He has elite physical gifts from the quick twitch athleticism and elusive agility to punishing defenders with his power. That night vs Greenfield we saw his full arsenal of abilities. Watch the special performance right here!

Stats: 43 Carries, 231 Yards, 2 TDs, 1 Reception, 8 Yards

The Co-Offensive Player of the Year for Large Schools by the WFCA put together an elite stat line in the D2 Championship game. The team would come up short, but Kingston did everything he could to keep things close. The junior RB verified his elite traits on the biggest stage. He runs very powerful with a strong leg drive and a low center of gravity. As he continues to fill out his frame that power is going to become even more impactful. We got a few glimpses of that second gear when he got around the edge and his vision was on display essentially every snap as he patiently waited for lanes to open and then attacked them. The 2027 RB is no doubt a Power 4 RB recruit and should have more offers joining Wisconsin and Northwestern.

Stats: 32 Carries, 238 Yards, 6 TDs

This was supposed to be a big test for Kingston and Notre Dame’s offense/defense. Safe to say they passed it with flying colors as they secured a trip back to Madison. Watching these highlights only continue my massive fandom of the junior RB. The vision to find the holes and the way he instantly had a plan of how to attack every scenario during a carry was elite. Whether it was lower the shoulder, or spin, or juke, or beat the angle with speed, it seemed like Kingston never had to slow down. He could read and attack without sacrificing speed. The 2027 RB is one of the best players in the state and his OL is dominating. It is a dangerous combo that I can’t wait to watch live in a few days.