MADISON (NBC 26) — West De Pere is bringing home another gold ball.

The Phantoms took down Notre Dame Academy, 28-14, in the WIAA Division 2 state football championship Friday afternoon to claim their third title in program history.

The other championships came in 2010 and 2011.

Phantoms quarterback Patrick Greisen threw for 304 yards in the win, a new D2 state championship record.

For Notre Dame, the loss snapped a 27-game winning streak and prevented the Tritons from winning their second straight state championship. NDA won the Division 3 title last year and this year was bumped up to Division 2 this year due to the WIAA’s new competitive balance plan.

Tritons star running back Kingston Allen, who shattered the state’s single-season touchdown record this season, left the game in the fourth quarter with an apparent injury. NDA was trailing 21-14 at the time.