Readers Invited to Vote in High School Athlete of the Week Polls

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The articles invite readers to vote in several high school sports polls: the Coloradoan’s weekly Fort Collins girls Athlete of the Week, High School On SI’s best sports photo from October, a Virginia boys’ state-meet performance award, and Vermont’s boys soccer playoff MVP. The polls recognize athletes and standout moments across local and state competitions, with nominees including volleyball, field hockey, soccer, and other sports.

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