High School Sports

Bee’s Best: Victoria Frias of Lindsay softball wins The Fresno Bee’s poll for May 16-21

Clovis North’s Takiya Cenci, center, easily places first far ahead of the field in the 400 at the Central Section Masters held at Buchanan High School Saturday, May 21, 2022 in Clovis.
Clovis North’s Takiya Cenci, center, easily places first far ahead of the field in the 400 at the Central Section Masters held at Buchanan High School Saturday, May 21, 2022 in Clovis. ezamora@fresnobee.com

Victoria Frias of Lindsay softball won The Fresno Bee Girls Athlete of the Week poll for May 16-21.

Frias finised the poll on top after she received 10,273 votes (56%). She finished ahead of Chantel Diaz of Kingsburg softball who totaled 5,100 votes (28%). Placing third was Hanna Dobbs of Bullard softball who received 889 votes (5%).

Twenty-six athletes were nominated from softball and track and field.

The poll closed at 11:59 p.m. Sunday.

Recent winners include: Athena Tomlinson of Clovis West basketball, Melayna Vasquez of Fowler soccer, Darleth Felix of Tulare Union basketball, Morgan Triguiero of Caruthers basketball, Anna Marshall of Caruthers basketball, Anisa Torres of Caruthers basketball, Krissy Turman of Caruthers basketball, Aubryelle Aguilar of Clovis East softball, Leah Estrada of Sanger softball, Mia Nishikawa of Central softball, Morgan Trigueiro of Caruthers softball, Gaby Zapata of Selma softball, Morgan Bradford of Redwood softball, Alyssa Martinez of Sanger softball, April Vang of Sunnyside badminton, Natalie Alanis of Kings Christian softball and Nailea Fields of Caruthers track and field.

Coaches may nominate an athlete for next week’s prep poll by email to agalaviz@fresnobee.com.

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This story was originally published May 23, 2022 at 10:45 AM.

Anthony Galaviz
The Fresno Bee
Anthony Galaviz writes about sports for The Fresno Bee. He covers the Las Vegas Raiders, high schools, boxing, MMA and junior colleges. He’s been with The Bee since 1997 and attended Fresno City College before graduating from Fresno State with a major in journalism and a minor in criminology. Support my work with a digital subscription
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