Cape Cod Times Girls Soccer Player of the Week: How Voting Works & How to Win

What is the Cape Cod Times girls soccer poll and who runs it?

Each week the Cape Cod Times puts up a public poll for high school girls soccer in the Cape and Islands area of Massachusetts. The Cape Cod Times runs the series, and the poll itself is hosted on Crowdsignal, which is known as poll.fm.

Each ballot lists the players nominated for the week as poll answers, with their schools shown beside them. The poll format is simple: a reader chooses one answer and the platform data the vote. Because the schools and towns in the answers are the places a reader will recognize, this series is best read as a local sports ballot tied to the newspaper's coverage area.

Quick facts about this poll

The table gives the basics in one place. The poll does not name a sponsor beyond the newspaper, and the Crowdsignal page is where each weekly ballot is posted.

What dates are on the data for this series?

The poll data shows the series running across September and October 2025, with eight weekly ballots dated to that season. The first and last ballots of the season fall in those two months, and the ballot text confirms the month range rather than a day-level window.

The series has annual editions confirmed for 2024, 2025 and 2026. The 2025 season is the one with a dated ballot run, and the 2026 season has no ballot dates printed in the poll text we can point to.

The data does not give a day-level opening date for each week. A reader planning a vote should check the Crowdsignal page on the day, because the weekly ballots change.

How does a reader vote on the weekly ballot today?

A reader opens the latest Cape Cod Times ballot on Crowdsignal, reads the poll answers for that week and picks one. The poll answers list the players and their schools, so the reader can match the choice to the team on the page before voting.

The vote is a single choice on each weekly poll, and the platform data it on the poll page. Because each week is its own ballot, a reader who returns the next week finds a fresh set of answers rather than a continuing tally.

The per-voter rule is not printed in the poll text for this series, so the platform terms and the Cape Cod Times rules are the next places to check.

How does this poll sit beside the other Massachusetts ballots?

This ballot is one of several Massachusetts sport polls on the site, and it is the Cape and Islands girls soccer series. The siblings cover other sports, other classes and other regions, so the sport, the gender and the coverage area are what set this poll apart.

The newspaper-run Eagle-Tribune and Enterprise ballots cover other parts of the state, while the statewide high school polls cover the whole commonwealth. A reader who wants Cape and Islands girls soccer should start here, not on a statewide ballot.

The table shows how the siblings differ by scope and sport. The statewide polls answer different questions from a Cape and Islands soccer ballot.

How can supporters help a Cape and Islands player get more votes?

The honest way to add votes to a weekly ballot is to share the poll with the school community and with the people who follow the team. Parents, classmates and local fans are the natural audience, and each person casts a vote for themselves.

A supporter who wants a plan should first read the platform terms and the newspaper's own rules. Our guide on earning honest support online explains that approach in more detail, without any promise about the result.