Who is the Vance Law Firm Athlete of the Week from the Advertiser for May 4-8?

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Who is the Vance Law Firm Athlete of the Week from the Advertiser for May 4-8?

Who is the Vance Law Firm Athlete of the Week from the Advertiser for May 4-8?

See who won the Montgomery Advertiser's Athlete of the Week polls from May 4-8, sponsored by the Vance Law Firm.

Who is the Vance Law Firm Athlete of the Week from the Advertiser for May 4-8?

See who won the Montgomery Advertiser's Athlete of the Week polls from May 4-8, sponsored by the Vance Law Firm.

Who took home the Montgomery Advertiser's Athlete of the Week honors for May 4-8? Sponsored by the Vance Law Firm, the latest poll results are in, and one standout athlete has earned top recognition for her stellar performance on the diamond.

Trinity Presbyterian's Layla Pelt dominated the competition, securing the win with an impressive 54% of the total votes. Pelt's winning performance came on May 4, when she pitched a full seven innings, allowing zero runs on just three hits while striking out four batters. Her commanding presence on the mound not only earned her team the victory but also captured the hearts of voters, edging out Alabama Christian Academy's Adalee Lincoln for the top spot.

The poll, which ran from May 10-14, gave readers the opportunity to vote once every hour, creating a buzz around these rising stars. Nominees are selected based on their top performances from the previous week, making each win a true testament to hard work and skill on the field.

Want to see your favorite athlete in the spotlight? Coaches and stat keepers can submit nominations by emailing sports@montgomeryadvertiser.com by 11 p.m. CT each Friday. Voting opens every Monday and runs through noon Thursday, with winners announced each Friday. Whether you're tracking future champions or looking for inspiration for your next game-day look, these athletes prove that dedication pays off—both on and off the field.

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