Marshwood's Charlie Hudson, STA's Reece Anderson are Seacoast high school Athletes of Week
The Seacoast high school Athletes of the Week winners for April 21-26 are Marshwood High School baseball player Charlie Hudson and St. Thomas Aquinas girls lacrosse player Reece Anderson.
Hudson joins previous boys winners this spring in St. Thomas Aquinas' Finley De Tolla, and Anderson joins previous girls winners this spring in Portsmouth High School's Raegan Lawton.
York County College presents the Seacoast high school Athletes of the Week.
The weekly polls run each Monday through midnight Thursday, and can be found at seacoastonline.com/sports and fosters.com/sports. The honors are presented by York County Community College.
More on boys winner Charlie Hudson of Marshwood High School
Charlie Hudson
Hudson received 709 votes, little more than 36 percent, to win boys athlete of the week. Dover tennis player Diego Lopez was second with 663 votes.
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Exeter baseball player Kyle Morgado (234), York lacrosse player Brendan Dowling (200) and Winnacunnet baseball player Connor Fowler (130) placed third through fifth, respectively.
Hudson struck out 12 batters across five innings to lead Marshwood to a 9-3 Class A win over Massabesic.
"(Hudson) has had an incredible work ethic in his career at Marshwood, and he deserves the recognition by his peers and community like this," Marshwood head coach Eric Wells said. "We're lucky to have him in our program."
More on girls winner Reece Anderson of St. Thomas Aquinas
Reece Anderson
Anderson received 480 votes, little more than 38 percent, to win girls athlete of the week. York softball player Hannah Cleary was second with 465 votes.
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Winnacunnet lacrosse player Sky Mace (171), Traip Academy lacrosse player Keira Alessi (76) and Dover softball player Sonya Castonguay (65) placed third through fifth, respectively.
Anderson scored three goals, and reached the career 100-point milestone in STA's 22-3 win over Laconia.
"She might be one of the most dependable players we have had the privilege coaching over the years," St. Thomas Aquinas head coach Jill Carroll said. "Reece never had on off day, she's always scrappy, always gives 110 percent, she's smart on the field and is a phenomenal leader. So well deserved to be athlete of the week."
This article originally appeared on Portsmouth Herald: Here are Seacoast high school boys, girls athletes of the Week
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