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Who finished atop the Times-Union's end-of-season fan polls for the top performances in spring sports? The results are all here.
The Times-Union recognizes the players receiving the most votes in the end-of-season fan polls for spring sports. These fan polls are not scientific and are conducted online.
The Bolles senior batted had a breakthrough year with a .484 batting average, seven doubles, four home runs, 22 RBI and a 1.366 OPS for the Region 1-2A playoff qualifiers. He has signed to play college baseball at Washington & Lee.
The senior quarterback entered the 1,000-yard club as one of the most dangerous ball carriers on the First Coast, rushing 163 times for 1,074 yards and seven touchdowns and passing for 1,625 yards and 15 scores as well. On defense, she made 34 flag pulls and two interceptions.
The junior goaltender was the most valuable player in the Panthers' run to the FHSAA Class 2A regional playoffs. He has committed to college lacrosse at Florida Tech.
The senior midfielder recorded 67 goals, 18 assists, 33 ground balls and 32 caused turnovers, helping Episcopal to the FHSAA Class 1A state semifinals. Also the winner of the Florida Dairy Farmers Miss Lacrosse award, she has committed to Duke.
The senior catcher reached base at a blistering clip atop the Golden Eagles' batting order, hitting .529 with six doubles, 25 stolen bases and 33 runs scored on the road to the FHSAA regionals. She has committed to college softball at Voorhees.
The junior finished 14-1 during the season at No. 1 singles and qualified for the Class 3A overall doubles final along with Panthers teammate Charlie Neal. He previously placed first along with Neal at the United States Tennis Association Bobby Curtis doubles championship.
The senior finished 9-5 this season at No. 1 singles and 6-6 at No. 1 doubles. A four-year starter, she completed her Bears varsity career with more than 45 victories.
The senior placed third in Class 3A in the long jump at the state meet. Following the high school season, he won the New Balance Outdoor Nationals at 25 feet, 4 1/2 inches, the longest high school jump from a Florida athlete this year.
The freshman placed third in the Class 4A 1,600-meter run in 4:51.76 and fourth in the 3,200 at 10:35.93, the fastest Northeast Florida time at both distances in 2026. She also finished second in the state cross country meet in November.
This article originally appeared on Florida Times-Union: Find high school fan poll winners for spring sports here
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Who finished atop the Times-Union's end-of-season fan polls for the top performances in spring sports? The results are all here.
The Times-Union recognizes the players receiving the most votes in the end-of-season fan polls for spring sports. These fan polls are not scientific and are conducted online.
Baseball: James McCranie, Bolles
The Bolles senior batted had a breakthrough year with a .484 batting average, seven doubles, four home runs, 22 RBI and a 1.366 OPS for the Region 1-2A playoff qualifiers. He has signed to play college baseball at Washington & Lee.
Flag football: Aniya George, Atlantic Coast
The senior quarterback entered the 1,000-yard club as one of the most dangerous ball carriers on the First Coast, rushing 163 times for 1,074 yards and seven touchdowns and passing for 1,625 yards and 15 scores as well. On defense, she made 34 flag pulls and two interceptions.
Boys lacrosse: Austin Azotea, Nease
The junior goaltender was the most valuable player in the Panthers' run to the FHSAA Class 2A regional playoffs. He has committed to college lacrosse at Florida Tech.
Girls lacrosse: Brooke McCoy, Episcopal
The senior midfielder recorded 67 goals, 18 assists, 33 ground balls and 32 caused turnovers, helping Episcopal to the FHSAA Class 1A state semifinals. Also the winner of the Florida Dairy Farmers Miss Lacrosse award, she has committed to Duke.
Softball: Makiyah Lester, Paxon
The senior catcher reached base at a blistering clip atop the Golden Eagles' batting order, hitting .529 with six doubles, 25 stolen bases and 33 runs scored on the road to the FHSAA regionals. She has committed to college softball at Voorhees.
Boys tennis: William Chaves, Nease
The junior finished 14-1 during the season at No. 1 singles and qualified for the Class 3A overall doubles final along with Panthers teammate Charlie Neal. He previously placed first along with Neal at the United States Tennis Association Bobby Curtis doubles championship.
Girls tennis: Alana Griffin, Bartram Trail
The senior finished 9-5 this season at No. 1 singles and 6-6 at No. 1 doubles. A four-year starter, she completed her Bears varsity career with more than 45 victories.
Boys track: Nethan Verger, Orange Park
The senior placed third in Class 3A in the long jump at the state meet. Following the high school season, he won the New Balance Outdoor Nationals at 25 feet, 4 1/2 inches, the longest high school jump from a Florida athlete this year.
Girls track: Avery Hartley, Bartram Trail
The freshman placed third in the Class 4A 1,600-meter run in 4:51.76 and fourth in the 3,200 at 10:35.93, the fastest Northeast Florida time at both distances in 2026. She also finished second in the state cross country meet in November.
This article originally appeared on Florida Times-Union: Find high school fan poll winners for spring sports here
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