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Local athlete‑of‑the‑week votes open
First reported Nov 2, 11:20 AM ET · Latest Nov 2, 12:49 PM ET · Explainer updated Nov 2, 1:02 PM ET
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Where things stand
Voting has opened for two separate high‑school athlete‑of‑the‑week honors, one in San Joaquin County and one in Knoxville, according to Yahoo Sports.
What to watch
No date is given for when winners will be announced; voting closes at noon Thursday for the San Joaquin County award and at noon on Nov 5 for the Knoxville award.
Facts
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Timeline
What changed: The San Joaquin County Martin Dentistry award now lists its Week 9 nominees and asks voters to submit their choice by noon Thursday.
Every report, newest first
- VOTE: SJ County Martin Dentistry's Football Week 8 Athlete of the Week — Yahoo Sports
Here are the nominees for the San Joaquin County Martin Dentistry’s Football Athlete of the Week for Week 9. Make sure to vote by noon Thursday!
- Vote for the Knoxville TVA Employees Credit Union boys athlete of the week for Oct. 26-30 — Yahoo Sports
Voting for the Knoxville TVA Employees Credit Union boys athlete of the week for Oct. 26-30 is now open. Voters have until noon on Nov. 5 to submit.
Questions
- The reports do not explain the specific criteria used to choose nominees or how many votes each candidate receives. Open
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More: background
Both programs let community members select a “athlete of the week” from local high‑school boys teams, with nominees typically chosen by coaches or league officials. Votes are collected online and the winner receives recognition for that week’s performance.
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