11Alive #Team11 Game of the Week: How Voting Works & How to Win

What is the #Team11 Game of the Week and who runs it?

The #Team11 Game of the Week is a public poll for matchups in the Atlanta area. 11Alive, the station also identified as WXIA-TV, runs the poll, and the vote is hosted on Crowdsignal under poll number 17372299. The poll title reads Vote for the #Team11 Game of the Week, which is the heading the station uses on the page.

Viewers pick one matchup from the list, and the matchup with the most public votes is the leader on the ballot. The poll is a viewer vote rather than a panel or editorial selection, so the result reflects the ballot as it stood at the close.

What the station presents on the poll

The poll is framed as a game-by-game choice for the week, so each ballot is one set of matchups rather than one long season table. Readers who follow a school should look at the matchups first, because the poll is organized around those games.

Which seasons of the poll are confirmed and when does voting run?

The ballots reviewed here come from two seasons, 2025 and 2026. The poll's voting dates across those seasons fall between August and October, and the closed ballot reviewed here sits inside that span. The guide claims no year beyond 2025 and 2026.

The poll runs as a weekly fall series, so the exact window for each week is set in that week's title. The opening and closing days for the 2026 ballots are not printed in the text reviewed; confirm on the live ballot each cycle.

How a closed ballot appears

A closed ballot keeps its matchups and final percentages on the page, which lets readers see how the vote split. The closed poll reviewed here lists five games, and its leader took half of the public vote.

How does a viewer vote on the weekly game ballot today?

A viewer opens the Crowdsignal poll for the week, reads the matchups, and selects one. Each matchup appears as one game, so the choice is a single game rather than a single school. The closed ballot shows each game with its share of the public vote.

The schools in the matchups are listed in the table below, grouped by the games they appear in. The guide describes them as matchup entries and does not rank them by school quality or division.

A short routine for a weekly vote

Open the poll from the station's link, confirm poll number 17372299, pick one matchup, and submit the choice. The routine takes only a moment, but the closing note in the title should be read first.

How does this poll sit beside the other Georgia weekly ballots?

Georgia has several weekly ballots on the siblings list. These include Georgia Baseball Player of the Week, Georgia Boys Basketball Player of the Week and Falcons Girls Flag Football Coach of the Week. Each of them picks a single player or coach, while this poll picks among matchups.

The #Team11 poll differs from those siblings in one clear way. It votes on a game, so a viewer chooses between two sides of one contest rather than between individuals. The Fox 5 Atlanta High 5 team ballot is a separate Georgia program with its own host.

What sets this poll apart

The clearest difference is the unit of the vote. A matchup poll asks a viewer to pick a game, and the leader is a contest rather than an athlete, which changes how a supporter should think about the choice.

How can a viewer support a school on a public game ballot?

A viewer's main lever on a public poll is to share the live link with students, parents and fans of the school. The poll text does not promise any result from that attention, and this guide makes no claim that a larger audience will change the outcome.

For general sharing habits, read the sharing tips guide, which explains how to pass a link along without pressuring anyone. The guide does not describe 11Alive's rules, so check the poll page for the current position.

The station's text does not address outside help. A viewer who wants the legal position should start with the legal guide, which explains the general position without tying it to this poll. Anyone exploring a paid service can read the buy votes online overview, then weigh that page against the station's rules before acting.

Realistic expectations for a weekly game vote

The best contribution a viewer can make is one honest vote each week, plus a clear invitation to fans to see the ballot. That approach suits a public game poll, where the result is the vote count and nothing more.