High Schools
The 12 high school teams in the Lehigh Valley Conference (and their locations) are:
- William Allen High School Canaries (Allentown).
- Allentown Central Catholic High School Vikings (Allentown).
- Bethlehem Catholic High School Golden Hawks (Bethlehem).
- Dieruff High School Huskies (Allentown).
- Easton Area High School Red Rovers (Easton).
- Emmaus High School Green Hornets (Emmaus).
- Freedom High School Patriots (Bethlehem).
- Liberty High School Hurricanes (Bethlehem).
- Nazareth Area High School Blue Eagles (Nazareth).
- Northampton Area High School Konkrete Kids (Northampton).
- Parkland High School Trojans (South Whitehall Township).
- Whitehall High School Zephyrs (Whitehall Township).
Former member of the East Penn Conference (predecessor to the Lehigh Valley Conference):
- Phillipsburg High School Stateliners (Phillipsburg, NJ).
Dieruff High School and William Allen High School compete in all sports except (beginning with the 2012 season) football, for which they compete in the Mountain Valley Conference.
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