Vote here: Who should be Washington High School Athlete of the Week (5/26/25)?

Read up on what each candidate did last week ... and vote for your favorite!

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Here are the candidates for the Washington High School Athlete of the Week for May 19-May 24 as nominated by fans, readers and SBLive’s staff. Read through the nominees and cast your vote at the bottom of the page. Voting will conclude on Sunday at 11:59 p.m. and the winner will be announced Monday, June 2. If you would like to make a nomination in a future week, please email todd@scorebooklive.com or tag us on or at @sblivewa.

THIS WEEK’S WASHINGTON ATHLETE OF THE WEEK NOMINEES:

Editor’s Note: Our Athlete of the Week feature and corresponding poll is intended to be fun, and we do not set limits on how many times a fan can vote during the competition. However, we do not allow votes that are generated by script, macro or other automated means. Athletes that receive votes generated by script, macro or other automated means will be disqualified.

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WASHINGTON NOMINEES

Nicholas Altheimer, Curtis boys track and field: Anchored the Vikings' all-time record-setting 4x100 relay race in 40.97 seconds, and also regained top time in Washington in the 200-meter dash (21.02) at the Class 4A District 3/4 championships.

Kenyon Andrews, Hazen boys track and field: Already the state's new all-time leader in the 300-meter hurdles, he lowered the No. 1 time to 36.01 seconds in winning the event at the 4A/3A/2A KingCo-Metro-Wesco championships. It stands as the No. 3 mark in the nation this spring.

Lilly Camp, Aberdeen softball: Grand Canyon University signee led program to first WIAA softball championship with dominant performance in finals over Port Angeles (7 IP, 3H, ER, 13Ks). Also shut out 2A Evergreen rival Tumwater in semifinals with 16-strikeout showing.

Alyssa Carroll, Adna softball: Sophomore swung a hot bat during Pirates' unprecedented Class 2B three-peat championship run (RBI in every game), including six-RBI showing in quarterfinals against Kittitas and three-hit (including HR), four-RBI performance in title game against No. 1 seed Freeman.

Xavi Dellisanti, The Bush School boys soccer: For the lowest remaining seed remaining in any of the WIAA semifinals (No. 15), this senior midfielder got his side rolling early in a Class 1A first-round upset of No. 2 seed Cascade Christian with a hat trick in a 4-1 victory.

Justin Fuller, La Center baseball: For the first time in the school's 107-year history (a stat dug up by Meg Wochnick at the Columbian, the Wildcats are in the final four - and this Oregon State University signee's pitching gem (complete-game two-hitter) over Cashmere was key in 3-0 win.

Maddie Milhorn, Skyview softball: Led her team to elusive Class 4A title with pure dominance - a no-hitter against Yelm (17Ks) in the first round and giving up five hits over 26 innings in four games, striking out 49 batters. Only run she gave up was in the WIAA championship game.

Mason Pike, Puyallup baseball: Oregon State University signee and reigning state MVP pitched a Class 4A first-round no-hitter against Moses Lake on 102 pitches, striking out 17. He then scored one of the runs in team's frantic seventh-inning quarterfinal comeback over Lake Stevens. 

Violet Prince, Montesano softball: Bulldogs won the Class 1A title - and this ninth grader came up big with a pitching win over Elma in semifinals (two runs, 13Ks) and save in the finals against Rochester (two runs, 12Ks). Also socked a two-run home run in third inning of title game.

Pierre Vega and Jace Williams, Wenatchee boys soccer: Juniors have scored all the goals in WIAA playoffs - first in 5-0 win over Olympia (Williams 3, Vega 2) and then in quarterfinal upset of No. 1 Tahoma as each player tallied a first-half goal in Panthers' 2-1 victory.

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