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Britnee Sangalan and the Prodigy will take on Deana Simmons-Guidry and the Spartans in the Championship on Saturday afternoon.

In the battle for the 2025 IX Cup, the Washington Prodigy will take on the Texas Elite Spartans in the Championship game on Saturday afternoon at the Ford Center in Frisco, Texas. The Washington Prodigy are the top seed in the Eastern Conference after defeating the second-seeded Mississippi Panthers 13-10 in the semi-finals. On the season, the Prodigy are a perfect 8-0, scoring 222 points while only allowing 42. Washington has used two quarterbacks throughout the season with Ashley Clark and Jennell Thomas having near identical stats of 400-plus yards and passer ratings of 80.8 and 73.3, respectively. Cheri Gantt has carried much of the rushing responsibilities with 50 carries for 286 yards. Defensively, the Prodigy are led by Tashaun Leigh and Lashantel Wilson. 

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Game Date: Saturday, June 21, 2025

Game Time: 3:00 p.m. ET

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The Texas Elite Spartans upset the top-seeded San Diego Rebellion in the Western Conference final to make it through to the championship game. The Spartans have a 7-1 overall record with the largest point differential of 259 points. Texas Elite only allowed 26 points during the regular season and the lone loss for the Spartans took place in week one to the Kansas City Glory in a 20-14 defeat. Since that game, the Spartans have only given up six points. Leading the offense is Michelle Angel with 627 yards and 14 touchdowns. Destanie Yarbrough and Janice Mitchell led the Spartans in rushing with 378 and 218 yards, respectively. Defensively, Deana Simmons-Guidry, Christine Jaqueth Mason and Kerrie Isom lead the team with 11.5 solo tackles.

Tune in Saturday afternoon as some of the strongest female athletes take to the field with the hopes of winning the championship game and ending the season on top.

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