Trinity Christian’s high-academic junior offensive lineman Noah Allen has been balling out this season. Standing at 6’3″ and 285 lbs., with a stellar 3.8 GPA, Allen anchors the offensive line for the highly potent Trinity Christian offensive attack.
Allen has established a reputation as a punishing run blocker, making the Bully Squad twice this season, including last week, when he was voted the top lineman in Georgia. Trained under the guidance of Vince Vance, Allen plays with good fundamentals, strong hands with good leverage, and does a nice job staying engaged with defenders until the whistle blows.
During his junior season, Allen has overcome several obstacles.
“I would describe my junior season as challenging and overcoming adversity,” Allen said. “I had a minor injury that sidelined me for a few games. However, I worked through it and came back strong to finish the season. I had my best two games at the end of the regular season.”
Unsurprisingly, Allen popped onto our radar those two weeks, and he deservingly made the Bully Squad both times. Allen finished the regular season with an estimated 15 pancake blocks, capping off the final regular season game with a stellar 93% blocking grade.
His physical dominance is built on focus and attention to detail.
“I am extremely focused on doing my job and very locked in,” Allen explained. “I am focused every play to make sure I complete my blocking assignment and make sure to drive my man into the ground till the whistle blows.”
As the Lions gear up for a postseason run, Allen’s priorities remain entirely team-first: “My goals for the rest of the season are to finish strong in the playoffs and help my team win to my best ability.”
College coaches are taking notice of his physical traits, high-end technique, and strong academics. His recruitment is rapidly gaining traction as a premier 2028 prospect.
“My recruitment is going great,” Allen noted. “I am talking to some big schools like Auburn, Florida State, Tulane, and Liberty. I have had two unofficial visits to Auburn, and I have one to Liberty this weekend.”
The recruiting news is sure to flow over the next few months for the 2028 offensive guard prospect. For now, Trinity Christian charges into the playoffs, so follow @RecruitGeorgia on Twitter/X for more on Allen and standout players across Georgia.
