WATCH: Allan Park Laviolette leads Raleigh Flyers to their first-ever AUDL Championships with 7 Assists and 2 Goals

Allan Laviolette, Raleigh Flyers
What a season for Laviolette, which he punctuated with more clutch playmaking in DC. His two blocks on Friday against Chicago were both pivotal, along with everything else he did to chew up chunks of yardage and put throws exactly where his receivers needed them. More than six years older than anyone else on the Flyers’ usual O-line, Laviolette’s leadership, abilities, and demeanor set him apart. There are glue guys who earn that moniker because they don’t make mistakes and are perpetually solid, but Laviolette was a different kind of glue guy for the Flyers, as he took the right chances, played through mistakes, and provided the versatility to handle any role at an exceptionally high level.

Source: https://theaudl.com/league/news/2021-audl-week-15-championship-weekend-honor-roll-players

 

Allan Laviolette Stats

Raleigh vs Chicago (Semi-Finals)            1 Goal,  4 Assists,  2 Blocks,  188 Rec Yards,  180 Throwing Yards, 16 Completions

 

Raleigh vs New York (Championship)    1 Goal,  3 Assists,  0 Blocks,  191 Red Yards,  191 Throwing Yards, 22 Completions

Top 20 Players at AUDL Championship Weekend

10. Allan Laviolette, Raleigh Flyers

Paired with Juengst, Laviolette is the other half of one of the league’s most productive midfield cutter combos in 2021. Averaging over five combined scores (assists plus goals) and 340 yards of total offense per game, Laviolette excels in uptempo offense, particularly when he can run-and-gun using his flick hucks—he’s a huge piece in connecting the backfield play of Yanuck and Gouchoe-Hanas with the Flyers imposing downfield targets. A high risk, high reward player, Raleigh is at their best when Laviolette is in rhythm.

Source: https://theaudl.com/league/power-rankings/2021-audl-power-rankings-20-best-players-championship-weekend