Vote now: Bay Region News Team boys athlete of the 7 days

Welcome to the Bay Area News Group (Mercury News & East Bay Instances) boys Athlete of the 7 days poll.

For the entire educational calendar year, we will present a checklist of candidates who stood out in excess of the preceding 7 days and let you, the reader, to vote for the winner.

This 7 days, we consider performances from Oct. 10-15.

Polls shut at 5 p.m. Wednesday.

Vote as numerous instances as you’d like until finally then.

But you should take note: Votes by electronic mail are not counted.

Scroll to the base for the poll.

Winners are announced just about every Friday on the net and, starting off Sept. 30, in the print version of the Mercury Information and East Bay Instances sporting activities sections.

Candidates for foreseeable future Athlete of the 7 days polls can be nominated at highschools@bayareanewsgroup.com.

We accept nominations until 11 a.m. each individual Monday.

We also overview stats submitted to MaxPreps by coaches/group statisticians.

On to the nominees:

Matteo Congdon, Monte Vista soccer: In a 21- upset of 20th-rated Amador Valley, the junior done 18 of 29 passes for 208 yards and two touchdowns — both of those in the to start with 50 %. The victory snapped a 4-match losing streak and enhanced Monte Vista’s report to 2-5 all round and 1-1 in league.

Davion Dunkley, De Anza football: The junior caught 4 passes for 165 yards and two touchdowns and also intercepted a move as De Anza cruised to a 46-13 victory around Salesian in Tri-County Athletic League Rock Division perform. He also experienced a few passes defended as De Anza improved to 4-3, 2-.

Cameron Jones, Foothill drinking water polo: The junior scored five plans, experienced an guide and built two steals to guide the Falcons earlier Heritage 11-7 in a non-league match. In a 12-11 additional time victory over Clayton Valley Constitution the prior 7 days, he had 6 objectives, an support and a steal. Jones began this week with 80 objectives and 23 helps on the season for a staff that is 8-7 total and 3-2 in league engage in.

Mattia Longo, Woodside soccer: The trade pupil from Italy, who played rugby back again household, blocked a industry target in the closing seconds that teammate Antonio Zamorano returned for a landing to clinch a 34-27 victory around Fremont-Sunnyvale. Woodside led by a point when Fremont tried a 26-yard discipline purpose that perhaps would have won the sport.

Sean Morello, Albany cross region: Completed initial in Race No. 1 at the 39th P. Wilder XC Mariner Invitational at Hayward Superior Faculty, masking the a few-mile length in a particular-finest 14:28.4. The senior was much more than eight seconds a lot quicker than the runner-up. Also completed first earlier in the week in a race that integrated 5 other schools.

Owen Neitzel, Leigh water polo: In 4 matches throughout the 7 days — three wins, just one loss — the senior led the Longhorns with 31 objectives and 9 helps. Leigh arrived at the final at the Harbor Superior College event. Among the stats documented to MaxPreps, Neitzel commenced this week leading the Central Coastline Segment with 162 factors (137 aims, 25 helps). Leigh is 12-7, 2-2.

Anthony Noto, Sacred Coronary heart Prep football: The junior operating back again/linebacker ran for 128 and two touchdowns in 15 carries, caught a pass for six yards and had seven tackles (a single for decline) as the Gators defeated Burlingame 24- in PAL/SCVAL Bay Division enjoy. SHP is 6-1, 2-.

Danny Scudero, Archbishop Mitty football: With Mitty trailing Bellarmine by 7 details in the fourth quarter, the Sacramento State dedicate returned a kickoff 90 yards for a landing to even the rating 17-17. Later, he caught a 24-garden landing go to complete a 31-17 victory that enhanced Mitty’s document to 6-1 general and 3-1 in the West Catholic Athletic League. Scudero completed with 223 all-objective yards.

Jeaden Underwood, The King’s Academy soccer: In a 41-7 victory over Cupertino, the junior rushed for 130 yards and a landing, returned a kickoff 98 yards for a touchdown and blocked a punt, which he recovered for a landing. TKA enhanced to 5-2 general and 3- in league play.

Dashiell Weaver, Campolindo football: In a matchup in between undefeated teams, the senior completed 24 of 33 passes for 269 and 3 touchdowns and ran for 51 yards and a TD as Campolindo edged browsing Acalanes 27-24 to strengthen to 7- over-all and 2- in the Diablo Athletic League’s Foothill Division.