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The spring sports season has come to an end.
Over the past few months, you, the fans, have voted each week for the Fan Choice Athlete of the Week.
Each week, the Chieftain recognized the top student-athletes from area schools to highlight those who have performed at a high level.
This past vote, Caeden Herrera of the Pueblo South baseball team took home the Week 7 fan vote with 60.48% (10,511 votes) of the votes.
Now, Pueblo Chieftain readers, it's your time to vote for your favorite high school athletes from the spring season.
The poll is located at the bottom of the article and closes at midnight on Friday, June 5.
This is the final Athlete of the Season.
There are no voting restrictions, so vote now and vote often. Here are the Athletes of the Spring season.
More: Pueblo County advances to CHSAA Baseball State Tournament
Rowan Roman, Pueblo Central, soccer
The freshman stepped up big for the Wildcats in their 5-0 win over Pueblo South. She scored two goals and added one assist in the game as well. She has eight goals in four games to go along with six assists.
Jonathan Hernandez, Pueblo County, baseball
Hernandez had some big hits for the County Hornets as they were able to earn a victory over Fountain-Fort Carson 4-0. He went 2-4 from the plate, including a double, three RBIs, and one run scored as well.
Natalie Golden, Pueblo West, track and field
Golden performed well for the Cyclones at the Larry Pickering Centennial Invitational. She took home first place in the girls' 800-meter run.
Makenzie Franco, Pueblo Centennial, soccer
Franco came up big for the Bulldogs as they were able to get a victory over Pueblo County 2-1. She scored one goal and tallied an assist in the game. She is currently second on the team in goals scored with 10 and first in assists with 12.
Jordan Arguello, Pueblo Central, baseball
Arguello was big in the Wildcats win over Pueblo East 9-2. He went 3-4 from the plate with an RBI and a run scored to help Pueblo Central maintain its lead over Pueblo East in the South-Central League standings. Arguello leads the team in batting average with a .396.
Cole Billings, Pueblo Central, baseball
Billings came up clutch for the Wildcats as they beat the Pueblo South Colts 6-5. He went 2-4 from the plate, hitting the game-winning double in the top of the tenth inning. He leads the team in RBIs with 17 on the season.
Caeden Herrera, Pueblo South, baseball
Herrera had a solid outing for the Colts as they earned a victory over Pueblo East 9-3. He went seven innings on the mound, giving three runs, one earned, and striking out three batters, while also going 1-2 at the plate with a double and three runs scored.
More: Final results from the CHSAA track and field state championships
This article originally appeared on The Pueblo Chieftain: Pueblo's Spring Athlete of the Season now open for Fan Voting
Continue reading...
Over the past few months, you, the fans, have voted each week for the Fan Choice Athlete of the Week.
Each week, the Chieftain recognized the top student-athletes from area schools to highlight those who have performed at a high level.
This past vote, Caeden Herrera of the Pueblo South baseball team took home the Week 7 fan vote with 60.48% (10,511 votes) of the votes.
Now, Pueblo Chieftain readers, it's your time to vote for your favorite high school athletes from the spring season.
The poll is located at the bottom of the article and closes at midnight on Friday, June 5.
This is the final Athlete of the Season.
There are no voting restrictions, so vote now and vote often. Here are the Athletes of the Spring season.
More: Pueblo County advances to CHSAA Baseball State Tournament
Week 1
Rowan Roman, Pueblo Central, soccer
The freshman stepped up big for the Wildcats in their 5-0 win over Pueblo South. She scored two goals and added one assist in the game as well. She has eight goals in four games to go along with six assists.
Week 2
Jonathan Hernandez, Pueblo County, baseball
Hernandez had some big hits for the County Hornets as they were able to earn a victory over Fountain-Fort Carson 4-0. He went 2-4 from the plate, including a double, three RBIs, and one run scored as well.
Week 3
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Natalie Golden, Pueblo West, track and field
Golden performed well for the Cyclones at the Larry Pickering Centennial Invitational. She took home first place in the girls' 800-meter run.
Week 4
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Makenzie Franco, Pueblo Centennial, soccer
Franco came up big for the Bulldogs as they were able to get a victory over Pueblo County 2-1. She scored one goal and tallied an assist in the game. She is currently second on the team in goals scored with 10 and first in assists with 12.
Week 5
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Jordan Arguello, Pueblo Central, baseball
Arguello was big in the Wildcats win over Pueblo East 9-2. He went 3-4 from the plate with an RBI and a run scored to help Pueblo Central maintain its lead over Pueblo East in the South-Central League standings. Arguello leads the team in batting average with a .396.
Week 6
Cole Billings, Pueblo Central, baseball
Billings came up clutch for the Wildcats as they beat the Pueblo South Colts 6-5. He went 2-4 from the plate, hitting the game-winning double in the top of the tenth inning. He leads the team in RBIs with 17 on the season.
Week 7
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Caeden Herrera, Pueblo South, baseball
Herrera had a solid outing for the Colts as they earned a victory over Pueblo East 9-3. He went seven innings on the mound, giving three runs, one earned, and striking out three batters, while also going 1-2 at the plate with a double and three runs scored.
More: Final results from the CHSAA track and field state championships
This article originally appeared on The Pueblo Chieftain: Pueblo's Spring Athlete of the Season now open for Fan Voting
Continue reading...
