Allen lacrosse team will meet Tuesday, June 2nd at 6PM in the Cafeteria prior to the awards banquet.

 We will discuss the summer team, camps, LV Steel tryouts and lifting.  Please invite anyone who is interested in playing next year. 

The end of the year Allen Athletics ceremony has been moved from the Auditorium to the Gym.  The time is the same, 7PM.

Our team is getting some awards, so please, everyone come and support our program. 

The Lehigh Valley Conference has begun handing out it's post season awards.  And two of Allen's seniors have garnered two of the prominent individual awards.

Zach Prutzman was awarded the conference's scholar athlete while Dylan David received the Sportsmanship award. 

Allen finally put a whole game together and came away with a win at Moravian Academy, 12-7.  The "Giggly Boys" combined for 8 or the 12 goals and 7 of the 9 assists.

          Moravian - 22 

In the locker room, following Friday night's game, while the Allen lacrosse team listened, Wilkes University head lacrosse coach made the announcement that Midfielder, Vance Farrell would be receiving a $64,000 scholarship to attend Wilkes where he plans to play lacrosse.  A heartfelt and proud congratulations was expressed to Vance by the coaching staff and team.

Because most teams are judge by their wins and loses, the hard work the Allen team members exhibit, is not often seen outside the confines of their own locker room, practice field or games. The successes are measured in ways that may only be obvious in the future.  Successes like Vance Farrell's scholarship will become more frequent as this program matures.

After leading most of the game, Allen gave up two late goals to lose their season opener to New Hope-Solebury 7-6.

JV's NHS 13-1

Allen lost to a very good Southern Lehigh team 15-4 Saturday.  After the game one S Lehigh player was quoted in the paper as saying "sometimes we play down to our competition" after going down two goals to start the game, demeaning the Allen high team. (Guys, take that personally).  

Dylan David had two goals, Luke Long two and Zach Prutzman had one assist.  Matt Garnjost had 13 save and Will Cruz 5. 

Allen lost in its first game played away from JBC Stadium, 14-5, to the Trojans of Parkland.  Allen led 2-1, seven minutes into the game, but did not have enough depth to compete with the much more experienced Parkland team.

Despite being a four year starter and already having scored four goals, with the game out of reach, a senior attackman and captain, continued to rip his best shots from the crease against the Canaries defense, sending Allen coach, Mark Smith into a frenzy about sportsmanship and respect.

 Luke Long and Dylan David each scored twice while Vance Farrell tallied one.  Nick Lalik had one assist. 

Luke Long gathered in an Allen game record of 16 ground balls while scoring 4 goals in a hard fought loss to Nazareth.  Allen led 5-4 at halftime, then gave up 4 unanswered goals in the 3rd quarter.  The Canaries pulled with in one, at 9-8 with less than two minutes to go, but could not find the tying goal as Nazareth scored with a few seconds remaining to seal the win.

Allen gets its first win of the year today beating Governor Mifflin 17-7.  Allen's offense finally showed up today and posted 17 goals.  All goals were scored by Allen seniors, while senior Defenseman, Curtis Berger got a great assist.

In a game that went back and forth all night, Allen's penalties caught up with them in the forth period as they dropped a well played game to Allentown Central Catholic 12-10.

JV's lose 5-2. 

Allen lost, yet another close game, to Saucon Valley 9-7.  You'd think Allen's coach would figure out how to win a close one.