Sports Teams
- Allied Soft Ball(CoEd, Varsity)
- Baseball(Jv and Varsity)
- Basketball(Boy's and Girl's(Jv and Varsity))
- Cheerleading
- Cross Country
- Field Hockey(Jv and Varsity)
- Football(Jv and Varsity)
- Golf
- Indoor Track(CoEd Varsity)
- Lacrosse(Boy's and Girl's(Jv and Varsity))
- Poms
- Soccer(Boy's and Girls(Jv and Varsity))
- Softball(Jv and Varsity)
- Swimming and Diving(Boy's and Girl's(Varsity Only))
- Tennis(Boy's and Girl's)
- Track and Field(Boy's and Girl's(Varsity Only))
- Unified Bocceball(CoEd(Varsity))
- Volleyball(Boy's(Varsity) Girl's(Jv and Varsity) CoEd (Varsity))
- Wrestling(Jv and Varsity)
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