Pick the LSJ high school athlete of the week winner for May 9-14
Here is a look at the latest individuals in the running to be voted the LSJ high school athlete of the week winner.
Voting is unlimited and open until noon Wednesday to determine a winner, who will be featured in the LSJ.
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Caleb Bond, Williamston boys golf
The senior earned medalist honors last week at the CAAC Open and Redwing Invitational. Bond shot a 71 to edge East Lansing’s Drew Miller by a stroke for the title at the CAAC Open at Hawk Hollow. He followed with a round of 71 on Friday to win the Redwing Invitational at St. Johns by four strokes.
Carson Brunk, Potterville boys track and field
The senior continued a strong season by winning the 800 and 1,600 at the Davison Twilight Classic on Friday. Brunk won the 800 at the meet with a time of 2:03.34 and set a personal record with his time of 4:19.10 in the 1,600. His 1,600 time ranks third in Division 3.
Ashlee Dailey, Fowlerville softball
Dailey helped the Gladiators add to their strong season with mercy-rule wins over Waverly and St. Johns. The third baseman/catcher had three RBI during a CAAC Red doubleheader sweep of St. Johns, while collecting three hits. In an 11-0 win over Waverly on Monday, Dailey went 3-for-3 with two doubles, five RBI and two runs scored. Dailey has been one of the top run producers for the Gladiators, who are 18-4.
Annabelle Densmore, Charlotte girls track and field
The junior claimed the title in the 300 hurdles at the Jon Nugent Invitational on Friday, finishing with a personal-best time of 47.68 seconds. She also was part of Charlotte’s runner-up 800 relay. Densmore’s 300 hurdles times is the fifth-fastest among all Division 2 girls this season.
Evan Poulopoulos, Olivet baseball
The senior played a role as the Eagles captured a tournament title at Davenport with victories over Decatur and Pewamo-Westphalia to improve to 18-2. Pouloloupos went 5-for-6 with four RBI during the two victories. He went 2-for-3 in the 2-1 win over P-W in the title game and drove in both runs to help the Eagles move to 18-2.
Know of a worth LSJ high school athlete of the week winner? Send nominations to bcalloway@lsj.com by Sunday evening each week.
Recent LSJ athlete of week winners: How Isabel Thelen has made her mark as lone underclassman singles player for St. Johns tennis
'Dangerous' Talon Rowe delivering in all areas for Mason baseball
Contact Brian Calloway at bcalloway@lsj.com. Follow him on Twitter @brian_calloway.
This article originally appeared on Lansing State Journal: LSJ high school athlete of the week: Pick the winner for May 9-14
