The Murfreesboro area has announced its nominees for the TSSAA girls athlete of the week for the period of August 24-30, showcasing impressive performances across various sports. Fans are encouraged to participate in the voting process, which will be open until 2 p.m. on September 3.
This week’s nominees feature a range of talented athletes, each making significant contributions to their respective teams. Kinni Rose Campbell from Eagleville volleyball stood out with an impressive performance, recording 26 assists, five kills, and four blocks in a crucial 3-1 victory over MTCS. Her all-around play was instrumental in leading her team to success.
Ailee Carver from PCA volleyball also had a remarkable week, combining for 51 kills, 30 digs, and seven aces across three matches. Her offensive prowess and defensive skills have made her a key player for PCA, helping the team maintain competitive momentum.
In soccer, Taylor Genova of Stewarts Creek made headlines by scoring a total of nine goals and providing two assists in three wins. Her ability to find the back of the net consistently has been a game-changer for her team, highlighting her offensive capabilities.
Another notable volleyball player, Maddy Dare Grubb from MTCS, contributed significantly with 36 kills and 29 digs in matches against PCA and Grace Christian. Her performance has been vital for MTCS as they navigate a challenging schedule.
Camryn Keckler from Siegel volleyball also made the list with a remarkable tally of 70 assists and seven aces in victories over Blackman, Central Magnet, and Rockvale. Her playmaking skills have been crucial in setting up her teammates for success.
On the soccer field, Malia Lawrence of Blackman assisted both goals in a decisive 2-0 win over Oakland, showcasing her vision and playmaking ability. Meanwhile, Kinsley Richard from Oakland volleyball delivered a solid performance with 30 kills and seven aces in three matches, proving to be a reliable offensive option for her team.
Gabby Woods from Central Magnet soccer also made an impact, contributing three goals and an assist in two matches. Her scoring ability has been instrumental in her team's recent successes. Lastly, Abby Zimmerman of Riverdale volleyball recorded 25 assists and 13 digs in a commanding 3-0 win over Shelbyville, further solidifying her role as a key player for her team.
With such a diverse group of nominees, the competition for the TSSAA girls athlete of the week is fierce. Fans are encouraged to cast their votes and support their favorite athletes as the poll remains open until the deadline on September 3.
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