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Vote for Seacoast high school girls and boys Athletes of Week for Nov. 2-7

Vote for Seacoast Athletes of the Week. Nominees are from Somersworth, Oyster River, St. Thomas, Marshwood, Newmarket, Winnacunnet, Exeter and PCA.

Vote for Seacoast high school girls and boys Athletes of Week for Nov. 2-7

This week marks the 10th edition of Seacoast High School Athletes of the Week for the 2026 fall sports season. Voting is open for both girls and boys athletes who excelled from November 2nd to 7th. Voting concludes at midnight on Thursday, November 12th. Winners will be disclosed in a story published on Friday, November 13th on seacoastonline.com/sports and fosters.com/sports.

For boys, Kaleb Hefler from Somersworth stands out in football with 13 carries for 175 yards, and three touchdowns in a Division III quarterfinal victory over Laconia, 50-21, on Saturday, November 7th. Oliver Lehman from Oyster River achieved a commendable 10th place finish in the Meet of Champions cross-country race, clocking a time of 15 minutes and 49.7 seconds, as Oyster River secured a fourth-place finish.

Camden Murphy from St. Thomas Aquinas led his team to a Division III state championship by scoring two goals, one of which was the game-winning goal in overtime, against Prospect Mountain on Saturday, November 7th. Sam Therrien from Marshwood contributed a 24-yard touchdown reception in a Class B South semifinal win against Falmouth on Friday, November 6th, 30-22.

Matt Woods from Newmarket demonstrated prowess in soccer by making four saves, securing a Division IV state championship victory over Littleton, 3-1, on Friday, November 6th.

The girls' nominees include Kendra Caulmare from Winnacunnet volleyball, who showcased six assists, three aces, and 12 digs in a Division I semifinal defeat to Pinkerton, 3-1, on Thursday, November 5th. Maddie Gregoire from Somersworth played a pivotal role in a 9-2 rally for her team, securing a Division II semifinal win against Gilford on Wednesday, November 4th.

Kristina Jakobs from Oyster River delivered 12 aces, including three in the decisive fifth set, leading Oyster River to a Division II state championship win over Somersworth on Saturday, November 7th. Quinn Latimer from Exeter scored a goal in Exeter's 2-1 double overtime loss to Pinkerton in a Division 1 semifinal on Monday, November 2nd.

Sylvie Wamberg from Portsmouth Christian Academy was instrumental in PCA's Division IV state championship win over Groveton, scoring three goals and contributing a goal and two assists in PCA's Division IV semifinal win over Profile on Tuesday, November 3rd.

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