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Vote for the Storm Works Roofing High School Girls Athlete of the Week for Sept. 23-29

laurie los lee, the standard-times
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GNB Voc-Tech’s Kendra Santiago was voted the Storm Works & Roofing High School Girls Athlete of the Week for Sept. 16-22. She received more than 2,500 votes (39%) to earn the honor.

Santiago recorded a combined eight goals and one assist in a pair of wins for Voc-Tech.

Previous winners were Old Colony’s McKenna Benoit and Apponequet’s Jaida Beaulieu.

Don't forget to vote for Football Player of the Week and Boys Athlete of the Week.

Here’s your chance to vote for the top girls athlete on the SouthCoast Sept. 23-29.

(Editor's Note: Voting will end at 8 p.m. on Sunday)

GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY

Hailey Desmarais, Apponequet

Desmarais won the varsity 5K (19:42.9) at the MSTCA Franklin Park Invite.

Lauren Kelly, Dartmouth

Kelly took second (22:55) for undefeated Dartmouth in a win over Durfee.

GIRLS SOCCER

Jaida Beaulieu, Apponequet

Beaulieu had one goal and one assist for the Lakers in a 3-0 win over GNB Voc-Tech.

Izzy Bromage, Bishop Stang

In two games, Bromage had a combined four goals.

Leah Butter, Bishop Stang

Butter had her first career hat trick in Stang’s 9-0 win over Cathedral.

Sarah Kelly, Dartmouth

Kelly scored Dartmouth’s lone goal in a 1-0 win over North Attleboro.

Kendra Santiago, GNB Voc-Tech

In a 5-0 win over Southeastern, Santiago had two goals and two assists.

Ollie Costa, New Bedford

Costa has the Whalers’ lone goal in a 1-1 tie with Falmouth.

Brooke Bastarache, Old Colony

Bastarache had a combined two goals in two games for the Cougars.

Audrey Thomas, Old Rochester

Thomas notched three goals and one assist in a 5-0 win over Case.

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FIELD HOCKEY

Brynn McLaughlin, Apponequet

McLaughlin had a combined three goals in two games for the Lakers.

Molly Kippe, Bishop Stang

Kippe had both of Stang’s goals in a 2-0 win over Old Rochester.

Grace Haskell, Dartmouth

In two games, Haskell had a combined four goals and two assists.

Kallie Rose, Dartmouth

Rose scored the winning goal for undefeated Dartmouth in a 1-0 victory over Dennis-Yarmouth.

Madison Lewis, Fairhaven

Lewis had two goals and one assist as the Blue Devils beat Southeastern for their first win of the season.

Reilly Patraiko, Old Rochester

Patraiko had a combined 15 saves in a pair of games for the Bulldogs.

Makenzie Craig, Wareham

In two games, Craig had a combined 32 saves for the Vikings.

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GIRLS VOLLEYBALL

Kohana Fontinha, Apponequet

In two games, Fontinha had a combined 33 assists, seven kills and six service aces.

Haley Jenkins, Dartmouth

Jenkins had 11 kills and 16 service points, including five aces, in Dartmouth’s win over GNB Voc-Tech. She also had six kills against Barnstable.

Alaina Strozik, Dartmouth

Strozik had a combined 56 assists in a pair of games for Dartmouth.

Kiana Coppa, Fairhaven

Coppa had a combined 15 kills, three aces and 15 digs in two games for Fairhaven.

Elle McCormack, GNB Voc-Tech

McCormack became the third female girls volleyball player at GNB Voc-Tech to surpass 1,000 career assists with 41 in the Bears’ 3-2 win over Apponequet. She also had five aces. Against D-R, she had 28 assists.

Layna Ross, GNB Voc-Tech

In the Bears’ win over Dighton-Rehoboth, she had 16 kills and two blocks.

Narissa Blevines, New Bedford

Blevines had 12 kills, eight service points, four aces and three blocks for New Bedford in a loss to Bishop Stang.

Madison Laughlin, Old Colony

In three games, Laughlin had a combined 10 kills, 11 aces and four blocks.

Aubrie Letourneau, Old Rochester

In two games, Letourneau had a combined 76 assists, 21 digs, 42 service points and 10 aces.

Ava Vander Pol, Old Rochester

Vander Pol had a combined 27 kills in a pair of games for ORR.

Riley Florindo, Wareham

Florindo had 32 digs, 30 service receptions and one ace in a loss to Westport.

Evie Francis, Wareham

In a 3-2 loss to Westport, Francis had 21 kills, 12 digs, one block and six aces.

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