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Welcome to the Bay Area News Group (Mercury News & East Bay Times) Girls Survey of the athlete of the week.
Throughout the academic year, we will provide a list of candidates who have stood out in the previous week and allow you, the reader, to vote for the winner.
This week, we consider the performances of April 28-May 3.
The polls end at 5 p.m. Wednesday.
Vote as many times as you wish so far without using robots or any other artificial voting method.
Votes by email and after 5 p.m. Wednesday are not counted.
Scroll down for the survey.
The winners are announced every Friday online and in the printed edition of the sports sections of Mercury News and East Bay Times.
Candidates for future surveys of the week athlete can be nominated at Lycée@bayareewsgroup.com.
We accept appointments until 11 a.m. every Monday.
We also examine the statistics subject to Maxpreps by coaches / statisticians of the team.
Going through nominees:
Sawyer Bohlig, Miramonte Lacrosse: The junior achieved 10 goals and seven assists in a 17-11 victory against Campolindo and a rout of 15-5 from Northgate. It started this week with 67 goals and 35 assists on the season, ranking among the leaders of the NCS, according to the statistics reported in Maxpreps.
Jada Crockett, Sequoia Softball: In a 7-5 victory on Half Moon Bay, the senior dominated, walked twice and scored two points. In the pitching circle, she struck 11 while the Ravens extended their sequence of victories with seven games.
Daniela Hughes, Los Altos Track and Field: Completed first in three events and second in another in the finals of the Anza Scval division. Won the 100 obstacles in 14.32 seconds after blocked a CCS 14.24 head in the tests. Also won the triple jump in 37-10 (she leads CCS at 38-10) and executed a leg on the 4 × 100 relay, which won in a 48.13 at the top of CCS. Took second place in 200 in 24.68.
Kyleigh Mace, Archbishop Mitty Softball: The junior withdrew 16 years and dispersed three strokes and two walks to help raise Mitty to a 2-1 victory at home against the Sacred Heart cathedral in a West Catholic Athletic League match. The race for the Sacred Heart Cathedral was not acquired.
Dominique Neville, Hillsdale Lacrosse: The elder scored 11 goals and five assists in victories on Castilleja, Priory and Burlingame. She started this week with 58 goals and 13 assists on the season.
Ellie Novitske, Fothill softball: The senior dominated, doubled, rolled in four points and scored twice to feed the file with a 16-6 livermore rout in a match of the East Bay athletics league. Novitske finished the week by hitting. 547 for the season.
Sophia Ocanas, Gunderson Softball: The double of the first year at the bottom of the seventh finished a wild return while Gunderson joined a deficit of five points to Edge Independence 6-5 in a division of the Athletics League of Blossom Valley West Valley. Ocanas ended the week by hitting .500 for the season.
Juliana Pandolfo, Softball Menlo-Arherton: The second year student crowned a match 3 for 4 with a double that led to the winning round at the end of the seventh while the Bears beat the south of San Francisco 7-6. Pandolfo finished with two products produced and scored a race. She entered this week by hitting .632 (36 for 57).
Andrea Tall, Newark Memorial Softball: The senior made his journey and scored two points to help the cougars win on the road on James Logan 8-6 in a battle for first place in the Mission Valley Athletic League. Tall started this week by hitting a team record .609 (39 for 64) with 13 circuits and 34 products.
Mia Wong, Alameda softball: The second year student went 4 for 4 with two doubles, hit four points and scored two points while the Hornets won a 10-0 victory against Mgr O'Dowd in the West Alameda Foot Division. Alameda started 13-8-1 this season this week.
