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Vote now: Bay Area News Group girls athlete of the week

Suspicious voting activity in the Athlete of the Week poll can lead to disqualification and permanent suspension of candidates.

Voting for the Athlete of the Week is open until 5 p.m. Wednesday, with nominees highlighted for their performance.

Candidates must be nominated weekly, and voting must occur without artificial methods.

Community voting for the Athlete of the Week encourages support for local high school athletes while prohibiting artificial voting methods.

Voting for Athlete of the Week is open and aims to spotlight standout high school athletes in the Bay Area over each week.

Votes can be made without using bots or email, and nominations for future polls are welcomed weekly until Monday morning.

Readers can vote for standout high school athletes weekly, ensuring community involvement and recognition of local sports excellence.

The Bay Area News Group hosts an ongoing Athlete of the Week poll to recognize local high school athletic achievements weekly.

Suspicious voting activity in the Athlete of the Week poll can lead to disqualification and permanent suspension of candidates.

Voting for the Athlete of the Week is open until 5 p.m. Wednesday, with nominees highlighted for their performance.

Candidates must be nominated weekly, and voting must occur without artificial methods.

Community voting for the Athlete of the Week encourages support for local high school athletes while prohibiting artificial voting methods.

Voting for Athlete of the Week is open and aims to spotlight standout high school athletes in the Bay Area over each week.

Votes can be made without using bots or email, and nominations for future polls are welcomed weekly until Monday morning.

Readers can vote for standout high school athletes weekly, ensuring community involvement and recognition of local sports excellence.

The Bay Area News Group hosts an ongoing Athlete of the Week poll to recognize local high school athletic achievements weekly.

California voting rules allow various items into polling places, including IDs and phones, catering to voters' needs and ensuring accessibility.