Vote now: Who is The Montgomery Advertiser's Vance Law Firm Athlete of the Week for May 5-9?
It's time to vote for the Montgomery area boys and girls athlete of the week, sponsored by Vance Law Firm.
Trinity's Lawson Roth scored two goals and had an assist to win 58% of the boys vote. Montgomery Academy's Knox Wingate placed second with 40% after a first place finish at sectional in pole vault.
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Nominees for athlete of the week come from the top performers of the week before. To nominate a top performer, have your coach email sports@montgomeryadvertiser.com.
Voting will last until Thursday at noon. Votes will not be accepted via email, only in the polls below.
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COACHES: To report scores, email sports@montgomeryadvertiser.com after your games, and by 10 p.m. CT on Friday to be included in top performers and nominate for Athlete of the Week polls.
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Montgomery area boys athlete of the week nominations
Carver's Maurice Conner won the state championship in the AHSAA 7A 100-meter dash (10.63) and finished 2nd in the 200-meter dash (21.35).
Loachapoka's Noah Norman won the AHSAA 2A state shot put championship with a toss of 48-06.00.
Montgomery Academy's Skyler Stovall won the AHSAA 4A high jump championship (6-06.00). He finished 4th in long jump (21-03.25).
Alabama Christian Academy's AC Walters is the state's newest AHSAA 3A state javelin champion after a winning throw of 174-04.
Montgomery Academy's Hampton Welch scored a goal in the second overtime to lift the team to a 3-2 win against Fairhope in the AHSAA 7A boys AHSAA semifinal.
Montgomery area girls athlete of the week nominations
Montgomery Academy's Isabella Arnett finished second in the 800-meter run (2:21.91) at the AHSAA 4A state championships.
Alabama Christian Academy's Autumn Jackson is the AHSAA 3A state champion in triple jump with a leap of 34-06.50.
Montgomery Catholic's Haylei Mason claimed a pair of AHSAA 4A state championships, winning the 100-meter hurdles (14.66) as well as the 300-meter hurdles (44.78).
Park Crossing's Somer Rone claimed two titles at the AHSAA 6A state championships, winning both the 200-meter dash (24.59) and the 100-meter dash (12.03).
Lee-Scott Academy's 3-2 win against Madison Academy in the AHSAA 1A/3A championship was captured by a kick from MVP A.J. Spillman in a shootout after two overtimes. Spillman's play in a semifinal match win included a hat trick.
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