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Palm Beach Post opens 2026 fall season voting for Boys Athlete of the Week

The newspaper’s weekly poll recognises the top male student-athletes in Palm Beach County, with the deadline set for midday on Friday.

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The Post's Boys Athlete of the Week: Vote on the best of Aug. 17-21
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The Palm Beach Post has officially commenced its 2026 fall season voting cycle for the Boys Athlete of the Week. The recurring feature is designed to recognise the most outstanding high school sports performances within Palm Beach County, marking the start of the competitive season for local student-athletes.

For the current poll, the focus is on the first full week of high school competition, covering performances from 17 to 21 August. The publication invites readers to have their say on the best boys’ performances from this initial period of the academic year.

The voting process is open to the public until noon on Friday. While the newspaper typically accepts nominations via email or phone, the candidates for this specific week were selected by staff. This decision was made in the absence of public submissions, ensuring the poll could proceed on schedule.

The initiative forms part of a broader weekly series where The Palm Beach Post highlights both boys’ and girls’ high school student-athlete achievements. By launching the 2026 voting during the fall season, the institution aims to maintain consistent coverage of local sporting talent throughout the year.

Readers are encouraged to participate in the poll before the deadline to determine the winner for the week. The results will reflect the community’s assessment of the top performances in the region’s high school sports landscape.

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