VOTE NOW | Who is the Week 9 Texoma high school girls' Athlete of the Week?

The final week of the Texas high school volleyball regular season brought some of the best individual performances of the year, while the cross country postseason added another strong showing to the mix.From big nights at the net to a top-10 district finish on the course, four Wichita Falls-area athletes stood out enough to earn a spot on this week's Times Record News girls Athlete of the Week ballot.Read about each nominee and cast your vote below. The poll closes Friday at noon.More: 5 things we learned from Week 9 of Texoma high school footballMore: See final scores from Week 9 of Texoma high school footballMore: Watch Windthorst receiver Aiden Stark haul in a catch against HaskellMattie Broussard, Bellevue volleyballBroussard filled up the stat sheet across Bellevue's final two district matches, totaling 34 digs, 13 kills, three aces, three assists and a block.She recorded 17 digs, five kills and three aces in a four-set win against Prairie Valley before adding 17 digs and eight kills against Forestburg.Bellevue finished third in district and will face Crowell in the bi-district round of the playoffs.Kenley Teakell, Windthorst volleyballTeakell was a force at the net during a pair of Windthorst victories, finishing the week with 27 kills and four blocks.She recorded 12 kills and four blocks in a four-set victory against Nocona, then followed with 15 kills as the Trojans swept Olney in straight sets.Windthorst won six of the seven sets it played across the two matches to close out the regular season.Isabella Hernandez, Memorial cross countryHernandez led Memorial at the District 4-5A championships, finishing sixth in the varsity girls 5K with a time of 19 minutes, 40.40 seconds.Her sixth-place finish made her Memorial's top runner and gave the Mavericks a top-10 individual finish at the district meet.Abby Reneau, Bowie volleyballReneau provided a big defensive effort for Bowie in its district match against Jacksboro, finishing with 21 digs and a solo block.Her 21-dig performance was one of the area's stronger back-row efforts in the final week of the regular season and highlighted her composure in keeping rallies alive from the defensive side of the court.