| Year: | 2024 |
| Sport(s): | Women's Soccer |
Lauren Allison
Lauren Allison is undoubtedly one of the best offensive soccer players in program history and is the 2nd women’s soccer player to be inducted into the EvCC Hall of Fame. She enters with the 2024 class as the all time single season leading goal scorer with 22 goals and also has the most career goals with 35 compiled in the 2014 and 2015 seasons.
Lauren was an adept passer as well, ranking 5th all time at EvCC in single season assists, and finished with 11 in her career which ranks 4th all time at EvCC. Altogether with goals and assists, Lauren has the highest career point total at EvCC with 81.
Lauren was recruited locally out of Stanwood High School where she was named 2nd team all Wesco in her freshman year, and was first team all wesco her sophomore and junior year while also receiving league MVP honors in her junior season. She was a member of head coach Geoff Kittle’s 5th recruiting class, and as a freshman in 2014 played a key role in the team’s fourth north region title and the program’s first ever NWAC Championship. Lauren led the team in goals scored that season with 13 and was named the MVP of the NWAC tournament along with receiving all north region honors.
Lauren returned for her sophomore season in 2015, and was 2nd in the NWAC in goals scored with 22 and was also named the north region MVP. The Trojans again made the NWAC playoffs and advanced to the NWAC quarterfinals after defeating Tacoma 4-0, a game in which Lauren had 2 goals. That year she was named the EvCC Female Trojan athlete of the year and was also the Snohomish County Collegiate Female athlete of the year.
After Everett, Lauren went on to play at NCAA DII school St. Martins where she scored a career 7 goals in two seasons for the Saints, and was also named to the All GNAC Academic team in 2017. Although injuries limited her playing time while at SMU, Lauren is grateful for the opportunity to finish out her college playing career. She earned her degree in Psychology and is currently working on her masters degree in applied behavior analysis. Lauren resides in Mukilteo, WA and works as a registered behavioral technician for children that have developmental disabilities.
