Vote now for the Bronson Battle Creek Girls Athlete of the Week for Oct. 19-24

BATTLE CREEK — Meet the most recent nominees for Battle Creek Enquirer Athletes of the Week, presented by Bronson Battle Creek Hospital.Each week during the high school sports season, we will ask our readers to vote for the top performance of the week in all high school sports, taking a look at events from Monday-Saturday. In 2026, the Enquirer will have an Athlete of the Week for boys sports and an Athlete of the Week for girls sports.Make sure to vote early and often for your pick, as the winner will be featured in an Athlete of the Week spotlight story in the Sunday edition of the Enquirer. Fans can vote for their favorite athlete until 5 p.m., Wednesday, Oct. 28.MORE:Enquirer's Top Performances of the Week in high school sportsBOYS ATHLETE OF THE WEEK: Vote now in the Bronson Battle Creek boys poll for Oct. 19-24.Nominees for Bronson Battle Creek Athlete of the Week for girls sportsMylee GrimmSt. Philip VolleyballMylee Grimm reached a career milestone for the St. Philip volleyball team as the senior reached 1,500 digs. Along the way, Grimm helped St. Philip win a league title with an undefeated record in the conference as the Tigers are ranked in the state in Division 4.Mia SchuemannLakeview SwimmingLakeview closed out its regular season dual season with a 114-61 win over Kalamazoo Central. Senior Mia Schuemann helped the Spartans to the one-sided win with a first place in the 100 breaststroke as well as being part of two first-place relay teams, winning the 200 freestyle relay and the 200 medley relay.Lucy SchwartzHarper Creek Cross CountryFreshman Lucy Schwartz provided key depth as Harper Creek won the Interstate 8 Conference team title in girls cross country. Harper Creek had five runners in the top 11 in the conference championship meet with Schwartz finishing seventh in a time of 20:39.Alivia WinerLakeview VolleyballSenior Alivia Winer helped Lakeview clinch the Southwestern Michigan Athletic Conference championship in volleyball. The Spartans had already won the East Division title and then played West Division champ Stevensville-Lakeshore in a crossover match. Lakeview won in four to secure the overall conference title with Alivia Winer playing big with 17 assists and 16 digs.Bill Broderick can be reached at bbroderi@battlecreekenquirer.com. Follow him on X/Twitter: @billbroderick.This article originally appeared on Battle Creek Enquirer: Vote now for the Bronson Battle Creek Girls Athlete of the Week for Oct. 19-24