Excitement Builds in Upstate: Vote for This Week’s Top High School Athlete!

Excitement Builds in Upstate: Vote for the Athlete of the Week!

Greetings, Upstate! As we dive into another thrilling week of high school sports, it’s that time again when you get to voice your opinion on who deserves the title of Upstate high school boys athlete of the week for the period of September 23-29. Get ready to rally behind your favorite players as we celebrate these incredible young athletes’ performances!

Meet the Candidates

This week’s candidates are standing out among their peers, showcasing impressive talents on the field. They’ve not only contributed to their team’s successes but also provided unforgettable moments to their fans. Let’s take a closer look at who’s in the running:

  • Chas Smith, Gaffney: In a nail-biting match, Smith rushed for 106 yards and scored one touchdown, playing a pivotal role in Gaffney’s 28-22 victory over Boiling Springs. His relentless spirit and determination surely caught the attention of his teammates and fans alike!
  • Jacobie Fuller, Byrnes: Fuller was a force to be reckoned with, racking up 112 rushing yards and a whopping four touchdowns in Byrnes’ 52-0 landslide win against Wade Hampton. It’s hard not to be excited about a player who can light up the scoreboard like that!
  • Mcleod Darnell, J.L. Mann: Darnell had a fantastic game, completing 20 of 26 passes for an impressive 220 yards and throwing for four touchdowns in J.L. Mann’s decisive 55-6 win over Eastside. His precision and strategic plays have made him a standout this week.
  • Quincy Haywood, Spartanburg: Averaging over eight tackles per game, Haywood has proven to be an integral player on Spartanburg’s defense. His consistency and hard-hitting ability are invaluable as he strives to ramp up his team’s defensive prowess.
  • Weston Willis, Hillcrest: Willis showcased his skills with 119 receiving yards on just four receptions and managed to score two touchdowns in Hillcrest’s 51-6 rout against Mauldin. His ability to find the end zone makes him a fan favorite!

How to Vote

Now that you know the competitors, it’s your turn to weigh in! You can cast your votes through the provided poll until noon on Thursday. Remember, multiple votes are allowed, so be sure to support your favorites! Voting not only shows your appreciation for these young stars but also gets the community involved in celebrating their hard work and dedication on the field.

A Glimpse Back

Last week, we celebrated Aiden Gibson of Woodruff, who took home the title of Athlete of the Week. His remarkable efforts undoubtedly put him in the spotlight, and now, we’re excited to see who will inspire us this time around!

Join the Action!

Sports are such a vital part of our community, bringing us all together to cheer on our teams and athletes. If you’re a fan of high school sports, now’s the perfect opportunity to get involved. Your vote counts, and it highlights the importance of supporting our young athletes as they push through both challenges and triumphs throughout the season.

With performances like those we’ve seen this past week, it’s easy to see why these athletes deserve recognition. Turn your excitement into action by casting your vote! Let’s put the spotlight on the talented individuals that make Upstate high school sports a thrilling spectacle.

Happy voting, Upstate! We can’t wait to see who comes out on top next week!


Author: HERE Greenville

HERE Greenville

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