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Vote now for the Thibodaux Regional Health System Athletes of the Week (Oct. 26- Nov. 1)

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Vote now for the Thibodaux Regional Health System Athletes of the Week (Oct. 26- Nov. 1)
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It's time to vote for the next Houma Today/Daily Comet Athlete of the Week sponsored by Thibodaux Regional Health System. Vote now!

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  • Vote now for the Thibodaux Regional Health System Athletes of the Week (Oct.
  • It's time to vote for the next Houma Today/Daily Comet Athlete of the Week sponsored by Thibodaux Regional Health System.
  • We want to hear from you!Another week of fall sports is in the books and teams are getting closer to postseason play in the Houma and Thibodaux area.

We want to hear from you!Another week of fall sports is in the books and teams are getting closer to postseason play in the Houma and Thibodaux area. That means it's time for prep fans like you to vote for the next Thibodaux Regional Health System Athletes of the Week.This past week, teams across the area have either wrapped up their regular season or are in the final home stretch. That gave prep sports fans plenty of primetime games, matches and races to entertain them.Each week four boys and four girls are nominated to represent their schools and their sports, but it's up to fans like you to decide the winners. Voting is open now and runs until 9 a.m. on Friday, Nov. 6.Here's where you can check this week's nominees and cast your vote:VOTE HERE:(Athletes listed in alphabetical order)Adam Alsakladi, cross country, H.L. Bourgeois: At the Jack Schommer Invitational 2026, Alsakladi set a personal best in the boys’ three-mile race. He finished with a time of 18 minute and 10.9 seconds.Alicia Hodson, cross country, Central Lafourche: Hodson is currently ranked in the state’s top 10 times for senior distance runners in the girls three-mile race. The senior has set a personal best with a time of 18 minutes and 52 seconds.Kiley Johnson, girls volleyball, E.D. White: The Cardinals are currently ranked the No. 19 team in the state according to MaxPreps and Johnson has been a key leader for them this season. She serves as an outside hitter and a middle hitter.Kendrick Joseph Jr, football, St. James: The Wildcats dominated Vandebilt Catholic for a 35-14 victory in Week 9 and Joseph was a key weapon. He rushed for a touchdown in the victory.REQUIRED READING: Here are the changes to the LSWA’s Week 8 football pollREQUIRED READING: Radiance Technologies I-Bowl slated for Big 12/Pac-12 Legacy MatchupTyler Lyons, football, South Lafourche: All season long, Lyons has played a key role in the Tarpons’ defense. In one game, he racked up 26 tackles, nine tackles for loss, two forced fumbles, a fumble recovery and a sack.Kate Magee, cross country, Vandebilt Catholic: Magee brought home gold during the Class 3A District 9 Championship meet were she took home first place in the girls’ three-mile race. She finished with a time of 19 minutes and 38.3 seconds.Braydon Percle, football, Thibodaux: During the Tigers’ Week 9 loss against Hahnville, the running back threw for a touchdown in what was a back-and-forth matchup. Thibodaux would lose the game 24-20.Kayleigh Pierce, girls volleyball, Houma Christian: Pierce continues to be a leading force for the Warriors’ offense and that showed in their 3-0 win over Fisher. She led her team with 17 kills, averaging close to six kills per set.Editor's note: Anyone can nominate an athlete of the week for every sport. Nominate next week's ballot through email. Readers can email nominations to sports reporter Shannon Belt at sbelt@gannett.com. Please include a player's statistics and a photo if possible.This article originally appeared on The Courier: Vote now for the Thibodaux Regional Health System Athletes of the Week (Oct. 26- Nov. 1)

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