IndyStar Volleyball Top Performer: How Voting Works & How to Win

What is the IndyStar Volleyball Top Performer poll?

The IndyStar Volleyball Top Performer is a public poll run by The Indianapolis Star, known as IndyStar, for volleyball in Indiana. The poll is hosted on Crowdsignal, a polling platform that serves the poll at poll.fm under address 10933099. Readers choose one volleyball performer from the options listed on the poll.

The poll is a sports vote tied to a newspaper's coverage of the state. It is a public count of votes, not a judged award. The poll options describe performers by school and town, and the page is the only published source for those options, so it is the place to check who is on the list.

Which years of the poll are confirmed?

Editions are confirmed for 2021, 2023, 2024, 2025 and 2026. The 2021 season is tied to a set of ballots, and the 2024, 2025 and 2026 editions appear on the live poll page. Nothing in the confirmed list names a 2022 edition, so that year is not counted.

The most recent closed poll on the page ran from September 27 to October 2, and the page marks it as closed. Earlier editions carry their own dated windows, so check the poll page each season for the window that applies to the poll you are looking at.

How does a supporter vote in the poll?

A supporter opens the poll on poll.fm, reads the question, and selects one option from the list. The poll shows results as a share of the total, so the leading option is the one with the highest percentage. The page does not describe any step beyond that public count.

The poll does not print a vote cap, a repeat-vote rule or an account requirement. Do not carry over the rules of a different poll, because each organizer sets its own terms for its own ballot.

How does this poll sit beside other Indiana ballots?

This poll is a volleyball ballot run by a newspaper, which makes it one of several sports polls in Indiana. The closest sibling is the Indiana SI football player-of-the-year listing, and the weekly high school football honors form another sports ballot. Readers who want the football or basketball picture should look at those pages rather than this one.

The sibling pages are listed on the Indiana contest index. Among them, the Indiana High School Football Player of the Week keeps its own calendar and voting page, and the Indiana SI Boys Basketball Player of the Year is a different sport entirely.

How can a supporter help a volleyball option in this poll?

The most useful step is to share the poll address, poll.fm 10933099, and to remind people of the window shown on the page. A supporter should check that the link opens to the current poll before sharing it widely.

Outside help is a separate question. The poll does not print rules on paid votes, so the newspaper's position on them is unknown. For outreach that works on any public poll, read the guide to getting more votes online. Paid services are covered on the buy votes online page, which describes the service only.