Vote for Brevard Girls Athlete of the Week for Nov. 2-7

It's time to vote for the next 2026-27 Brevard Girls Athlete of the Week at 321preps.com and floridatoday.comThe following athletes were nominated for their performances during the week of Nov. 2-7. Voting will be open until noon on Thursday, Nov. 12.The winner for Oct. 26-31 was Mika Trujillo of Rockledge swimming & diving.Coaches and athletic directors are invited to nominate athletes each week. E-mail the athlete's accomplishments for the previous Monday through Saturday to sficarro@floridatoday.com by 10 a.m. each Sunday.Here are this week’s nominees:Alice Armstrong, Melbourne Central Catholic soccerArmstrong represented a third of Melbourne Central Catholic's nine goals in an eight-goal win over Heritage on Nov. 5. In her first career varsity match, the freshman netted her first hat trick and tallied one assist.Esther Dobbin, Cocoa Beach cross countryDobbin finished as the District 4-2A runner-up on Nov. 7 as she led the Minutemen to a fourth-place finish. The eighth grader crossed the finish line in 18:58.4 for a new PR.Kelly Geraghty, Holy Trinity cross countryGeraghty contributed to Holy Trinity's District 4-1A championship on Nov. 4. The freshman posted a time of 22:08.9 for fifth place as the Tigers won the meet by 13 points.Ema Michell, Merritt Island volleyballMichell recorded a double-double in the Class 3A state semifinals on Nov. 3 in a four-set defeat to Pine Crest. The junior tied for the team-lead with 14 kills and led the team with 21 digs. Sadie Mirda, Satellite swimming & divingMirda captured two Region 2-2A championships on Nov. 5 as the Scorpions won the region title. The junior swam to gold in the 100-yard free with a time of 54.39 seconds. She led off the winning 200 free relay and placed second in the 200 medley relay and fourth in the 100 back.Logan Reed, Edgewood soccerReed recorded a hat trick on Nov. 6 in a 3-1 win over Hagerty. It was the senior's first career hat trick after posting five matches with two goals.Paige Wolff, Holy Trinity swimming & divingWolff qualified for state in two events at the Region 2-1A Championships on Nov. 4. The junior won the region title in the 200 free after recording a time of 1:55.13. She secured a state berth in the 100 free following a fifth-place time of 53.35.