Glenavon continues during the era of Paddy McLAGHLIN while they jumped Balllymena United to ninth thanks to a 2-0 victory over Loughgall in LakeVief Park.
Visitors started brightly and opened the registration after 18 minutes through Atheon.
The teenager, who was wounded just moments ago, recovered enough to the Pallis through the fixed defense of Luftal to plant a low shot under the body of the applicant goalkeeper Nathan Gartaid to achieve his first league goal in this season.
Gilinafone doubled his progress immediately after half an hour when midfielder Jacques Malon found himself unpredictable inside the Lovigal penalty area and ordered a strong head next to Garcaid, unable to connect the Peter Campbell point.
There were other opportunities as well, as Malon was forced to a fine of Gartside and Len O'sllivan over the crossbar after a quick throw.
Michael Okonor was rejected a third of his team immediately before the break when James Carroll failed after James Carrolls crashed in organizing a position before it was cleared by a defense of the house.
Nialll Quinn was forced a smart stop from Gartside to restart from a long -range free kick as visitors looked at the game's killing but Loughgall was very improved in the second period, although they failed to unjustified TADHG Ryan troubles in the goal of visitors.
The villagers remain rooted at the foot of the table while Glenavon continues to target the difference above them, starting with Colraine, which advances three points from Lurgan Blues, on Saturday.
