Voting Open for Volusia-Flagler Girls Athlete of the Week
The Daytona Beach News-Journal, in partnership with Halifax Health, has opened voting for the Volusia-Flagler Girls Athlete of the Week for the period of May 4-9. The poll features four standout high school athletes from the region who achieved significant milestones in their respective sports. Nominees include Camora Pate from Deltona, who scored a decisive touchdown in flag football; Reese Cianciarulo from Spruce Creek, who pitched a shutout in softball; and track and field stars Karina Marcelus from Flagler Palm Coast and Mikayla Palmer from Spruce Creek, both of whom won state titles. Voting is conducted online and will close at 10 a.m. on Saturday, with restrictions limiting votes to once per device per hour to ensure integrity. The previous week's honor was awarded to Alyssa Checho of Seabreeze High School. The publication invites community members to submit future nominees via email by Monday mornings, emphasizing that only online votes count and tampering will result in disqualification. This initiative aims to recognize and celebrate the athletic achievements of local high school girls across various in-season sports.
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Voting Open for Volusia-Flagler Girls Athlete of the Week
The Daytona Beach News-Journal, in partnership with Halifax Health, has opened voting for the Volusia-Flagler Girls Athlete of the Week for the period of May 4-9. The poll features four standout high school athletes from the region who achieved significant milestones in their respective sports. Nominees include Camora Pate from Deltona, who scored a decisive touchdown in flag football; Reese Cianciarulo from Spruce Creek, who pitched a shutout in softball; and track and field stars Karina Marcelus from Flagler Palm Coast and Mikayla Palmer from Spruce Creek, both of whom won state titles. Voting is conducted online and will close at 10 a.m. on Saturday, with restrictions limiting votes to once per device per hour to ensure integrity. The previous week's honor was awarded to Alyssa Checho of Seabreeze High School. The publication invites community members to submit future nominees via email by Monday mornings, emphasizing that only online votes count and tampering will result in disqualification. This initiative aims to recognize and celebrate the athletic achievements of local high school girls across various in-season sports.
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