This is a a public poll in which readers can cast their vote for who they think the county Athlete of the Week should be — the first of the winter sports season. Readers can vote once per hour through Sunday evening.
This week’s top 10
Cami Burke, South River, girls basketball
The junior dropped a triple-double in the Seahawks’ winning opener over Glen Burnie on Friday, scoring 18 points, 10 rebounds and 10 steals.
Keon Scott, Meade, boys basketball
The junior netted 56 points in two days — 21 points on Friday at Southern and 35 points on Saturday in the Good Counsel Xaverian Classic against Loyola Blakefield — as well as 14 rebounds, 13 assists and 4 steals.
Kendall Kotofski, Chesapeake, girls basketball
The junior netted 14 points, five rebounds, five assists and three steals in the Cougars’ 65-22 opening win over North County on Dec. 5.
Beau Schmidt, Northeast, wrestling
The 157-pound senior recorded three wins in the Andy Perez Memorial Tournament on Saturday, claiming first place in his class with a 7-2 decision over Annapolis’ Leo Sfakiyanudis.
Bailey Harris, St. Mary’s, girls basketball
In three victories on Monday (Indian Creek), Wednesday (McDonogh) and Friday (Roland Park), the senior amassed 73 total points, capped by a 34-point performance against Roland Park.
Mike Groszkowski, Annapolis, wrestling
The 138-pounder recorded four-straight victories, including three pins (and one for 17 seconds) and a 20-10 major decision in the championship round over North Caroline’s Conner Frank at the Andy Perez Memorial Tournament on Saturday, helping Annapolis win the team title.
Huntyr Marks, Southern, girls basketball
The Bulldogs junior scored back-to-back 17-point performances on Friday and Saturday.
Josh Howard, Northeast, boys basketball
The senior led the scoring over Broadneck with 18 points, including a breakaway dunk, on Friday.
Jonah Hall, South River, boys basketball
The senior drilled 25 points, including six three-pointers, in a resounding win over Glen Burnie on Friday.
Audrey Skinner, Annapolis, girls basketball
The Panthers junior registered 21 points, seven steals, six rebounds, four assists and three blocks to lead Annapolis over Severna Park on Friday.
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