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EMMAUS HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS Playing Sites and Driving Directions EMMAUS HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS Playing Sites and Driving Directions FALL: WINTER: HS/MS Cross Country: Lehigh Parkway Boys’/Girls’ Basketball: High School Field Hockey: Memorial Field Gymnasium Eyer Field Hockey: Eyer MS Eyer Basketball: Eyer Gymnasium LMMS Field Hockey: LMMS LMMS Basketball: LMMS Gymnasium HS/MS Football: EPSD Stadium Rifle: Unami Fish & Game Association Golf: Brookside Country Club Boys’/Girls’ Swimming/Diving: High School Boys’/Girls Soccer: EHS Memorial Field Natatorium Girls’ Tennis: High School Tennis Courts Wrestling: High School Auxiliary Gym Girls’ Volleyball: High School Auxiliary Gym Eyer Girls’ Volleyball: Eyer MS LMMS Girls’ Volleyball: LMMS SPRING: Baseball: Church Lane, Macungie/Emmaus Community Park Boys/Girls Lacrosse: EHS Memorial Field Varsity Softball: Patriot’s Park JV Softball: Williams St./Kiwanis St., Emmaus Boys’ Tennis: High School Tennis Courts Track: EPSD Stadium Boys’ Volleyball: High School Auxiliary Gym Eyer Boys’ Volleyball: Eyer MS LMMS Boys’ Volleyball: LMMS DIRECTIONS TO EMMAUS HIGH SCHOOL: Rt. 78 or Rt. 22 east or west to Rt. 309 south to the Cedar Crest Blvd. exit. At the end of the exit ramp, turn right onto Cedar Crest Blvd. (Rt. 29 south). Proceed for approximately 2 miles to the traffic light at North Street and make a left (the stadium will be on your left). The parking lot, Football Stadium, Sports Center and Memorial Stadium are on your left. Parking for Memorial Stadium can be accessed via Pine Street. Follow the above directions to Cedar Crest Blvd. and make a left onto Pine Street one block prior to the traffic light at North Street. DIRECTIONS TO EYER MIDDLE SCHOOL: Rt. 22 east or west to Rt. 309 south to the Hamilton Blvd. exit. At the end of the exit ramp, turn right onto Hamilton Blvd. (Rt. 222 west). Proceed to the traffic light at Brookside Road and make a left. Follow Brookside Road to the traffic light at Buckeye Road and make a right. Turn left into the parking lot of Eyer Middle School. DIRECTIONS TO LOWER MACUNGIE MIDDLE SCHOOL (LMMS): Rt. 22 east or west to Rt. 100 south to the Hamilton Blvd. traffic light (Rt. 222 east). Turn left at the light. Proceed to the traffic light at Lower Macungie Road. Make a right onto Lower Macungie Road, the school will be on your left. DIRECTIONS TO BROOKSIDE COUNTRY CLUB: Rt. 22 east or west to Rt. 309 south to the Hamilton Blvd. exit. At the end of the exit ramp, turn right onto Hamilton Blvd. (Rt. 222 west). Proceed to the traffic light at Brookside Road and make a left. Follow Brookside Road for approximately 1 ½ miles. Turn right onto Sauerkraut Road (there is a Brookside Country Club Sign) and follow to the stop sign at Willow Lane. Make a left onto Willow Lane. The entrance to the club will be on your left. DIRECTIONS TO CHURCH LANE: Rt. 22 east or west to Rt. 100 south to the Hamilton Blvd. traffic light (Rt. 222 east). Turn left at the light. Proceed to the traffic light at Lower Macungie Road. Make a right onto Lower Macungie Road. Proceed to the next traffic light which is Church Lane. Make a right onto Church Lane. The field is on the left. DIRECTIONS TO EMMAUS COMMUNITY PARK: Rt. 22 east or west to Rt. 309 south to the Cedar Crest Blvd. exit. At the end of the exit ramp, turn right onto Cedar Crest Blvd. (Rt. 29 south). Proceed for approximately 2 miles to the traffic light at Chestnut Street. Make a left onto Chestnut Street and follow to the traffic light at 10th Street/Pizza Hut and make a right. Proceed to the 1st stop sign and make a right onto Pennsylvania Avenue. Follow Pennsylvania Avenue to the “Y” and bear right. The park and parking lot are on your right. DIRECTIONS TO KIWANIS/WILLIAMS STREET FIELDS: Rt. 22 east or west to Rt. 309 south to the Cedar Crest Blvd. exit. At the end of the exit ramp, turn right onto Cedar Crest Blvd. (Rt. 29 south). Proceed for approximately 2 miles to the traffic light at Chestnut Street and make a left. Follow Chestnut Street through Emmaus, to the traffic light just past the Superior Diner. Make a left at the traffic light onto Ridge Street. The Emmaus Library will be on your left and the fields are on your right. PATRIOT’S PARK: From Emmaus, proceed east on Lehigh Street to the traffic light at the Lehigh Parkway Shopping Center and make a left onto Jefferson Street. Proceed to the traffic light at Wyoming Street and make a right. Proceed to South 10th Street and make a left. Patriot’s Park will be on your left. FROM SURROUNDING AREAS: Take Route 22/78 to Route 309 North or South to the Lehigh Street Exit. Proceed east (towards Allentown) on Lehigh Street and follow the above directions. DIRECTIONS TO UNAMI FISH & GAME ASSOCIATION: Rt. 22 east or west to Rt. 309 south to the Cedar Crest Blvd. exit. At the end of the exit ramp, turn right onto Cedar Crest Blvd. (Rt. 29 south). Proceed for approximately 2 miles to the traffic light at Chestnut Street and make a left at the light. Follow Chestnut Street and make a right onto S. 2nd Street. Continue on S. 2nd Street to Chestnut Hill Road. Unami is on the left. 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