See who you voted as our Preseason Brockton-area High School Football Player of the Year
Votes came in waves for our Preseason Player of the Year poll, and the final results are in.
All in all, over 60,000 votes came in. Seven of the 13 candidates reeled in over 1,000 votes.
It came down to Southeastern Regional's Joey Tully and Brockton High's Cam Monteiro as the final two.
In the end, it was a whopping total of 32,365 votes that helped Tully pull away and earn the crown as the 2023 Enterprise Preseason Player of the Year. The senior wide receiver earned 51.53 percent of the overall tally.
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Tully returns to the Hawks this fall as one of the team's most dangerous playmakers, headlining a much-improved batch of skill position players. "This is the most athletes I've seen since I've been at the school, on one team, as one collective," said first-year head coach Josh Brewster, who previously served as an assistant since 2018. "The potential is there. We just have to unlock it."
Monteiro, a senior receiver bound for a collegiate career at the University of Pittsburgh next year, earned 17,880 votes. That was good for 28.47 percent of the overall poll.
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Monteiro will shift back to his usual position at receiver this fall after spending last season as the Boxers' fill-in quarterback. He led Brockton (9-2) to its best record since 2012, and finished with 1,064 yards and 15 touchdowns.
Finishing third was Whitman-Hanson's receiver/cornerback Cody Roberts, who collected 3,316 votes (5.28 percent of the poll).
Also receiving a solid chunk of votes: Middleboro OL/DL Ryan Delancey (2,285 votes, 3.64 percent), Stoughton quarterback Jarred Daughtry (2,160 votes, 3.44 percent), West Bridgewater quarterback James Harris (1,654 votes, 2.63 percent) and East Bridgewater receiver Chris Oman (1,031 votes, 1.64 percent).
This article originally appeared on The Enterprise: POLL RESULTS: Here is the Brockton-area Preseason Player of the Year
