Vote now in ballots below for Seacoast Athlete of Week for May 22-27

Welcome to the seventh installment of the Seacoast Athletes of the Week for the 2023 spring sports season.

This week, and in weeks to come, you can vote for a girls athlete of the week and a boys athlete of the week.

This week’s poll is for outstanding athletic accomplishments during the week of May 22-27.

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How do I cast my vote?

Voting can be completed through two ballots listed below. Voting begins Monday, May 29 and closes midnight Thursday, June 1.

How do we learn who wins?

Winners will be announced in a story published on Friday, June 2 at seacoastonline.com and fosters.com.

May I nominate for future ballots?

Yes. Nominate a Seacoast high school athlete by sending an email to [email protected].

Here are this week’s nominees and polls:

BOYS ATHLETE OF THE WEEK NOMINEES

Anthony DiMartino, St. Thomas Aquinas, lacrosse

DiMartino scored five goals and added two assists to help power the Saints to a Division II win over Windham, 9-4 last Tuesday. DiMartino added three goals and five assists in St. Thomas Aquinas’ 19-3 win over Souhegan on Friday.

Elliot Miles, Portsmouth, baseball

Miles had four hits – a home run and three doubles, and knocked in seven RBIs in the Clippers’ Division I win over Nashua South, 11-5 on Friday.

Ryder Aubin, Dover, baseball

Aubin had four hits and three RBI in the Green Wave’s Division I loss to Memorial 9-8 on Monday, then homered and had three RBI in Dover’s 9-5 win over Goffstown on Friday.

Nathan Mikulsky, Exeter, track

Mikulsky finished second in the 800 (1:58:36) and was part of Exeter’s 4×800 relay team that came in first place with a time of 8:09.61 in Division I state meet on Thursday. Exeter placed 10th.

Ty Hussey, Marshwood, baseball

Hussey struck out 10 batters, allowed four hits across seven innings to lead the Hawks to a Class A South, 10-1 win over Bonny Eagle on Thursday.

GIRLS ATHLETE OF WEEK NOMINEES

Charlotte Marston, Portsmouth, lacrosse

Marston scored four goals which included her 100th career goal, and one assist as the Clippers picked up a 16-4 Division I win over Concord last Monday. Marston had a goal and assist in Portsmouth’s 19-9 win over Dover on Wednesday.

Hailey Strong, Spaulding, softball

Strong delivered a strong performance on the mound by allowing just one hit and recording eight strikeouts to lead Spaulding to a 14-0 Division I win over Bedford last Monday.