North Kitsap's Dvorak, Klahowya's Langguth voted Kitsap Sun athletes of the week

North Kitsap's Allison Dvorak and Klahowya's Carson Langguth are this week's Kitsap Sun athletes of the week, as selected by readers in an online poll between May 7-9. Athletes are nominated by their respective high school coaches.

Dvorak, who plays softball for the Vikings, batted .565 with a .636 on-base percentage, four doubles, her first career home run, eight RBI, three runs and two walks. She led all girls sports nominees with 673 votes. Other nominees included Olympic softball player Beya Richmond (532 votes), Kingston softball player Tegan Stanford (206), Klahowya doubles tennis team members Sophia Mayes and Paige Spandler (130), Kingston track and field athlete Leighton Menge (124), Olympic track and field athlete Mia Talarico (111), Bremerton track and field athlete Cecilia Powell (55), Central Kitsap golfer Courtney Yee (50) and North Mason track and field athlete Adrianna Tupolo (24).

Langguth, who plays baseball for the Eagles, batted .455 with a .500 on-base percentage, while earning a win and a save with 10 strikeouts pitching. He led all boys sports nominees with 111 votes. Other nominees included North Mason golfer Colin Whitehead (65) and North Kitsap track and field athlete Logan Sloman (56).

Previous winners

April 30-May 2: Reese Anderson, North Kitsap softball, earned a complete-game win over Kingston, giving up one earned run and striking out seven. She also batted .500 with two RBI for the week, and Nicholas Strickland, Central Kitsap boys soccer, scored two goals, including the game-winner against Timberline, to help Central Kitsap secure the South Sound Conference 3A title.

April 23-25: Joey Castillo, Kingston softball, batted .625 with a .700 OBP and four RBI in the team's victories over Bremerton and North Mason, and Leland Lopes, North Mason baseball, pitched a one-hit, 13-strikeout victory against Cascade while going 4-for-4 with a two-run home run and a grand slam.

April 15-17: Audrey Rienstra, Kingston softball, pitched six innings while giving up two runs and striking out nine in the Buccaneers' loss to No. 1 Port Angeles, and JJ Martinson, Central Kitsap baseball, threw 6 2/3 innings in a 5-0 win against River Ridge, with 13 strikeouts and three hits allowed.

April 1-3: Madi Aaenson, South Kitsap softball, went 5-for-5 with three runs and four RBI in the Wolves' softball wins over Puyallup and Rogers, and Joshua Voce, Central Kitsap soccer, who scored three goals and four assists in wins over River Ridge, Timberline and Capital.

March 25-27: Nevaeh Sullivan, Kingston softball, helped the team go 2-1 by collecting three extra-base hits, including a home run, and eight RBI, and Jeremiah Swain, Olympic boys soccer, Swain, helped the team go 3-0 with two shutouts and 14 aerial battles won.

March 18-20: Ava Day, Central Kitsap softball, went 4-for-4 with a walk, triple, two home runs, three RBI and five runs in Central Kitsap's 15-10 win over Bainbridge, and Keegan Bailey, Central Kitsap boys soccer, scored two goals in Central Kitsap's season-opening 3-1 win against Peninsula.

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