Allen is highlighting six returning student-athletes who demonstrated significant success during the previous competitive seasons and are expected to play key roles for the Lady Eagles in 2026-27. The selection focuses on individuals who have already established themselves as top performers in their respective sports.
Savannah Cragg continues her tennis career after helping Allen reach the state semifinals in 2024. As a junior, she competed on the No. 2 singles and doubles lines, contributing to the team’s sixth consecutive district championship and a run to the regional quarterfinals. In spring play, she partnered with Kaylee Son to finish as a regional runner-up and state quarterfinalist.
This marks her second straight appearance at the state tournament, following a medal win as a sophomore alongside Jaelyn Walker.
Addie King remains a consistent force in the Lady Eagles’ softball lineup. Named to the all-district first team for three consecutive seasons, she has played second base, shortstop, and outfield while maintaining a batting average above .430 each year. During her junior campaign, King recorded 46 hits, 16 runs batted in, and 43 runs scored, along with 25 stolen bases.
Her efforts supported a 26-5 team record and an undefeated district performance.
Olivia Kitur brings experience to the volleyball court after two years as a varsity contributor. She earned all-district first-team honors last season following a sophomore year where she tallied 348 kills, 32 aces, 29 blocks, and 135 digs. Her previous debut season included 246 kills and an all-district honorable mention.
