Vote for the Florida Power & Light Athlete of the Week, featuring standout performances from local athletes. Bella Brooks, a quarterback from Pryor, scored a 66-yard touchdown in a 40-0 victory over Destin.
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Pryor won 40-0 against Destin
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Pryor quarterback Bella Brooks makes flag pullers miss for a 66-yard touchdown run in a 40-0 win over Destin.
The Pryor flag football team celebrates a 40-0 win over Destin for a 10th straight Okaloosa County title.
Pryor head coach Justin Savage is doused in celebration following a 40-0 Okaloosa County win over Destin
Kadalina Bledsoe scores one of two touchdowns in a 40-0 win over Destin.
Q&A
Who is the Florida Power & Light Athlete of the Week?
The Florida Power & Light Athlete of the Week includes local athletes, with Bella Brooks from Pryor being a standout this week.
How did Bella Brooks perform in her recent game?
Bella Brooks had an impressive performance, scoring a 66-yard touchdown run in a 40-0 win against Destin.
What is the process to vote for the Athlete of the Week?
Voting for the Athlete of the Week can be done through the designated platform or website set up by Florida Power & Light.
What are the criteria for selecting the Athlete of the Week?
The criteria for selecting the Athlete of the Week typically include outstanding performance in games, statistics, and overall contributions to the team.
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Jessalynn Robinson carries the abll upfield after an interception in a 40-0 win over Destin for a 10th straight Okaloosa County title.
Pryor coaches are doused in liquid following a 40-0 win over Destin.
The Pryor flag football team celebrates a 40-0 win over Destin for a 10th straight Okaloosa County title.
A Pryor coach looks on as his team defeats Destin 40-0 for a 10th straight Okaloosa County title.
Pryor flag football has won 10 straight Okaloosa County flag football titles.
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Pryor flag football finishes 14-0, wins Okaloosa County title
Pryor quarterback Bella Brooks makes flag pullers miss for a 66-yard touchdown run in a 40-0 win over Destin.
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Pryor flag football finishes 14-0, wins Okaloosa County title
Pryor quarterback Bella Brooks makes flag pullers miss for a 66-yard touchdown run in a 40-0 win over Destin.
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Pryor flag football finishes 14-0, wins Okaloosa County title
The Pryor flag football team celebrates a 40-0 win over Destin for a 10th straight Okaloosa County title.
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Pryor flag football finishes 14-0, wins Okaloosa County title
Pryor head coach Justin Savage is doused in celebration following a 40-0 Okaloosa County win over Destin
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Pryor flag football finishes 14-0, wins Okaloosa County title
Kadalina Bledsoe scores one of two touchdowns in a 40-0 win over Destin.
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Pryor flag football finishes 14-0, wins Okaloosa County title
Jessalynn Robinson carries the abll upfield after an interception in a 40-0 win over Destin for a 10th straight Okaloosa County title.
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Pryor flag football finishes 14-0, wins Okaloosa County title
Pryor coaches are doused in liquid following a 40-0 win over Destin.
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Pryor flag football finishes 14-0, wins Okaloosa County title
The Pryor flag football team celebrates a 40-0 win over Destin for a 10th straight Okaloosa County title.
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Pryor flag football finishes 14-0, wins Okaloosa County title
A Pryor coach looks on as his team defeats Destin 40-0 for a 10th straight Okaloosa County title.
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Pryor flag football finishes 14-0, wins Okaloosa County title
Pryor flag football has won 10 straight Okaloosa County flag football titles.
Another week, another talented crop of Florida Power & Light Athlete of the Week nominees.
Blake Peters of Choctaw won last week's honor after delivering a Ruthian, three-run blast in the region semis as part of his onslaught on opposing pitching this postseason, and now it's up for you to vote on who'll join a lauded list of past winners that includes Niceville's Ryder Hodgkinson, Shelby Plasier, Chloe Bailey, CJ Bolden, Delaney Diehl, Abbey Kuritz, Camrin Pearson, Teray Geiger and Jakobe Gilyard; Fort Walton Beach's Breanna Williams, Macy Borgen, Eric Stouder, Brian Velazquez, Sawyer Downs and Diandre Mayes; South Walton's AK Wickman, Connor Rooney and Maci Jones; Paxton's Wade Borgesen, Cade Stewart and Kenzie Lassiter; Choctaw's Blake Peters, Carter and Jack Marracco, Camry Johnson, Tamen Zabetakis and Jordan Figueroa; Navarre's Maleeya Brammer; Walton's Kaden Fuentes and Whitton West; Baker's Wyatt Straight; and Freeport's Emily Doi.
Voting runs through noon Saturday, so vote now and vote often. The winner will be announced here afterward.
Lincoln Broussard, Niceville: Broussard jacked a grand slam to lift the Eagles to a 10-6, Game 3 win over Mosley and lift Niceville into the Region 1-5A finals.
Izzy Douglas, FWB: Douglas tossed a no-hitter versus Choctaw, striking out 11 and allowing just four walks in a 7-0 district championship win.
Maddox Gentry, Choctaw: Gentry tossed a three-hitter and struck out seven to lead Choctaw to a 4-1 win over St. Augustine in Game 3 of the Region 1-4A semifinals.
