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56 contests with public online voting in New Hampshire — Athlete of the Week and more. Real, paced votes; honest guidance on each contest's rules.

Sports — Athlete of the Week & Player of the Year (19)

  • New Hampshire High School Athlete of the Week

    Statewide New Hampshire · High School on SI / SBLive Sports (si.com/high-school/new-hampshire)

    Weekly statewide fan poll hosted at si.com/high-school/new-hampshire by High School on SI (Minute Media / SBLive Sports), open to any fan to vote for the top New Hampshire prep athlete across all NHIAA-sanctioned sports, all four divisions. Voting closes Sunday night.

  • New Hampshire High School Baseball Player of the Week

    NHSportsPage.com's weekly spring fan vote for standout prep baseball performances across New Hampshire — five nominees chosen by editors, public voting hosted on sportngin, closes Thursday at 7 a.m., winner earns a Choose Community shirt and a $20 Buffalo Wild Wings gift card.

  • New Hampshire High School Baseball Player of the Year

    Statewide New Hampshire · High School on SI / SBLive Sports (si.com/high-school/new-hampshire)

    Annual spring fan vote hosted at si.com/high-school/new-hampshire by High School on SI (SBLive Sports / Minute Media), naming the top NH prep baseball player across all four NHIAA divisions. Voting is free, no registration required, and closes in late May or June.

  • New Hampshire High School Football Player of the Week

    The High School on SI statewide fan vote for standout NHIAA football performances. SI editors select up to twelve nominees from across all four NHIAA divisions each week; anyone can vote with no account, and the ballot closes Sunday at 11:59 p.m. Pacific — a day earlier than many regional polls in other states.

  • New Hampshire High School Girls Basketball Player of the Week

    NHSportsPage.com's weekly fan vote for NH girls basketball, sponsored by the Community College System of NH (CCSNH) and Adrenaline Fundraising. Five nominees chosen by the editors each week; winners receive a Choose Community shirt plus a $20 Buffalo Wild Wings gift certificate. The ballot closes every Thursday at 7 a.m.

  • New Hampshire High School Girls Soccer & Volleyball Player of the Week

    The NHSportsPage / CCSNH weekly fan vote covering both girls soccer and volleyball nominees on a single fall-season ballot. Closes Thursday at 7 a.m. — not Sunday, not Friday — and the winner earns a Choose Community shirt plus a $20 Buffalo Wild Wings gift certificate.

  • New Hampshire High School Player of the Year

    Statewide New Hampshire · High School on SI / SBLive Sports (si.com/high-school/new-hampshire)

    Annual multi-sport fan vote hosted at si.com/high-school/new-hampshire by High School on SI (SBLive Sports / Minute Media), recognising the top New Hampshire prep athlete at the end of each season. Separate finalist votes run for football, baseball, and other sports statewide.

  • New Hampshire Miss Basketball

    Statewide New Hampshire · New Hampshire Basketball Coaches Organization (NHBCO)

    New Hampshire's Miss Basketball honor is decided entirely by NHBCO member coaches using the same scoring format as Mr. Basketball: basketball performance, academics, and sportsmanship. There is no public ballot. NHBCO posts the finalist group and the eventual winner on its own website each year once the winter season concludes.

  • New Hampshire Mr. Basketball

    Statewide New Hampshire · New Hampshire Basketball Coaches Organization (NHBCO); WGAM Radio (Manchester, NH) separately presents its own same-named honor

    New Hampshire's NHBCO Mr. Basketball honor is decided entirely by member coaches scoring nominees on basketball (50%), academics (25%), and sportsmanship (25%); there is no public ballot. WGAM Radio separately presents its own same-named honor. This guide explains both formulas and where NH prep hoops fans can actually cast a vote.

  • New Hampshire SI Athlete of the Week; Fall Season

    Statewide New Hampshire · High School on SI (si.com/high-school/new-hampshire)

    Fall-specific guide to the High School on SI weekly fan poll for New Hampshire prep athletes, covering football, soccer, cross country, and volleyball nominees across all four NHIAA divisions. The Sept–Nov 2025 window closes each Sunday, no sign-up needed.

  • New Hampshire SI Athlete of the Week; Winter Season

    Statewide New Hampshire · High School on SI (si.com/high-school/new-hampshire)

    Winter-specific guide to the High School on SI weekly fan poll for New Hampshire prep athletes, drawing nominees from basketball, ice hockey, wrestling, indoor track, and swimming across all four NHIAA divisions. The Dec-Mar window closes each Sunday, no sign-up needed, and the Manchester-Nashua-Concord corridor supplies the deepest field.

  • NHSportsPage Boys Basketball Player of the Week

    NHSportsPage.com's weekly winter fan vote for New Hampshire boys basketball, sponsored by the Community College System of NH and Adrenaline Fundraising, with Buffalo Wild Wings backing the prize. A separate ballot from the site's girls basketball poll and from the SI-hosted statewide athlete vote — same publisher, same sponsors, different sport, different pool of nominees.

  • NHSportsPage New Hampshire Baseball Player of the Week

    The NHSportsPage.com statewide fan vote for New Hampshire high school and community college baseball, sponsored by the Community College System of NH (CCSNH) and Adrenaline Fundraising. A spring-season weekly poll, run on the same sportngin platform and prize structure as NHSportsPage's football and basketball Player of the Week polls, but built for baseball's shorter, weather-compressed season.

  • NHSportsPage New Hampshire High School Football Player of the Week

    The NHSportsPage.com statewide fan vote for New Hampshire high school football, sponsored by the Community College System of NH and Adrenaline Fundraising. Five nominees each week, closes Thursday at 7 a.m. — earlier than almost any other weekly poll in New England — and the winner earns a CCSNH shirt plus a $20 Buffalo Wild Wings gift card.

  • Seacoast Athlete of the Week (SeacoastOnline / Foster's Daily Democrat)

    Seacoast New Hampshire (Strafford and Rockingham counties) · SeacoastOnline / Foster's Daily Democrat (Gannett)

    SeacoastOnline and Foster's Daily Democrat, both Gannett-owned papers covering coastal New Hampshire, run a weekly Athlete of the Week fan vote that names a boys' honoree and a girls' honoree every week. The ballot appears at seacoastonline.com/sports and fosters.com/sports, allows roughly one vote per device per day, and requires no account.

  • Seacoast Girls Athlete of the Week (SeacoastOnline)

    Seacoast New Hampshire (Rockingham and Strafford counties) · SeacoastOnline (Gannett)

    SeacoastOnline (Gannett) runs a standalone girls' Athlete of the Week fan vote for New Hampshire's coastal towns, separate from its combined boys-and-girls ballot. Oyster River, Exeter, Spaulding, and Dover supply most nominees. The confirmed January 2026 winner, an Exeter High School nominee, took just over 32% of the vote.

  • Seacoast Preseason Girls Lacrosse Player of the Year

    Seacoast · Seacoast

    Seacoast puts its Preseason Girls Lacrosse Player of the Year vote in front of readers across New Hampshire's Seacoast region on Crowdsignal's poll.fm platform. Confirmed editions run in 2022 and 2025, with the most recently calibrated window falling in April, and the linked ballot currently carries a Poll Closed label between cycles. Seacoast has not published a category list, a per-voter limit, or the exact days the window opens and closes.

  • Seacoast Preseason Volleyball Player of the Year

    Two confirmed editions, 2023 and 2025, stand behind the Seacoast Preseason Volleyball Player of the Year, a New Hampshire high school fan vote that Crowdsignal hosts at poll.fm. Both landed in August, ahead of the volleyball season rather than at its close, and no edition is confirmed for the year between them. Seacoast, the publisher whose coverage gives the vote its name, prints no category list, no per-voter limit and no exact day-level date beyond that August placement.

  • The Seacoast Preseason Boys Basketball Player of the Year

    The Seacoast Preseason Boys Basketball Player of the Year asks New Hampshire's Seacoast-area fans to pick a standout before the season tips off, not after it ends. Seacoast runs the vote on Crowdsignal through poll.fm, drawing one nominee from each of thirteen Seacoast-area high schools, put forward by their own coaches. Two editions are confirmed, 2023 and 2024, with the 2024 round closing December 8 and one vote allowed per person per day. What the page has not printed is an opening day for that window, a category breakdown, or a date for the next round.

Best of / Readers' Choice (37)

  • "Who Rescued Who?" 2026 Calendar Photo Contest

    Hearts and Tails Animal Alliance invites rescue dog photos into its "Who Rescued Who?" 2026 Calendar Photo Contest, hosted on GoGo Photo Contest. Entries and votes ran through midnight Eastern Time until the November close of the cycle. The dog drawing the most votes wins the calendar cover and a page inside the calendar, and all donations to the alliance through the contest are tax-deductible.

  • 2024 RESCUE BREW BEER LABEL CONTEST

    Most New Hampshire public-vote ballots name a business or a region; this one names dogs and cats. The 2024 Rescue Brew Beer Label Contest is a joint fundraiser from Monadnock Humane Society and Frogg Brewing of Swanzey, New Hampshire, hosted on GoGo Photo Contest. Supporters nominate pets with a $10 donation, then vote through April 12, 2024. One winning dog and one winning cat land on the Rescue Brew beer label. Confirmed editions run in 2024 and 2025.

  • Best of 2024

    Hippo Press runs the Best of 2024 program across New Hampshire. Voting happens in February. Confirmed edition years include 2021, 2022, 2024, and 2025. This reference page details the ballot structure and organizer rules for supporters seeking accurate information.

  • Best of Greater Nashua

    Best of Greater Nashua is the readers' choice business award run by The Telegraph, the newspaper serving Greater Nashua in New Hampshire. The ballot lives on the Telegraph's own website, and its 2026 cycle prints four dated phases: nominations September 12-18, first round voting November 1-8, a final voting round December 20-27, and a winners announcement on February 7. The published rule allows one vote in each category per person per day.

  • Best of Monadnock Poll

    The Monadnock Shopper News runs the Best of Monadnock Poll, a readers' choice awards ballot for the Monadnock region of New Hampshire. The 2026 ballot is the publication's 20th Annual Readers' Choice Awards, a long slate of lifestyle, services and shopping categories with a minimum of 15 selections required per ballot. Voting runs January 14 through February 21, 2026, and public nominations closed January 31, 2026.

  • Best of Mount Washington Valley

    Conway Daily Sun's annual reader vote for Mount Washington Valley, 130 categories spanning ski resorts, restaurants, shops, and lodging across North Conway, Jackson, Bartlett, and Fryeburg.

  • Best of NH

    New Hampshire has at least nine competing readers-choice ballots; Best of NH is the only one that covers all eight regions in a single 200+ category vote.

  • Best of NH

    New Hampshire Magazine's Best of NH readers-choice program has run since 2000 under Yankee Publishing. The 2025 ballot opened January 12, closed March 12, and pulled more than 97,000 votes across confirmed categories like dentist, restaurant, salon, gym, realtor, contractor, martial arts, and photographer.

  • Best of the Lakes Region

    Laconia Daily Sun's annual nominate-then-vote readers-choice awards for the Lakes Region, 194 categories covering every local business type in Laconia, Meredith, Gilford, and Tilton.

  • Best of the Seacoast

    SeacoastOnline's annual New Hampshire readers-choice ballot, run on the Gannett-network YourChoiceAwards.com platform and capped at one vote per day, where completing 25 or more categories enters a supporter into a $500 gift-card drawing ahead of the 2025 winners gala, in what SeacoastOnline calls the state's most competitive local contest by volume.

  • Biennial Literary Awards

    The Biennial Literary Awards, billed in 2025 as the 16th New Hampshire Literary Awards, let readers vote for their favorite books by category on the New Hampshire Writers' Project website. Nominations closed in June 2025, and the public voting period ran from September 8 to October 1, 2025. Confirmed editions exist for 2023, 2024 and 2025.

  • CommunityVotes Manchester

    CommunityVotes Manchester is Metroland's readers-choice business ballot covering New Hampshire's largest city, at manchesternh.communityvotes.com. The 2026 nomination period is confirmed open from August 2 through November 29. No category list or vote cap is published beyond that window; confirm both on the live site.

  • CommunityVotes Nashua

    Nashua, New Hampshire runs its own CommunityVotes ballot at nashua.communityvotes.com, a separate market page from the CommunityVotes ballot covering Manchester. Confirmed editions stand at two, 2024 and 2025, and the current nomination window sits open from August 2 through November 29. Once that window closes, the platform's own labeling points toward a Voting Period next; the exact date for it belongs on the live page, confirmed fresh each cycle.

  • Events Awards

    New Hampshire Business Review runs the Events Awards as a reader-voted honors program across the whole state. Voting takes place each December through January, and confirmed editions reach from 2019 through 2026. The ballot lives on nhbr.com rather than a third-party contest platform, which sets it apart from the region best-of ballots in the same market. Category names, exact window dates and supporter limits are not published, so confirm on the live ballot each cycle.

  • Excellence In Nursing Awards

    Nominations for Excellence In Nursing Awards have no published calendar dates in the available program information. New Hampshire organizes this statewide public-vote award with New Hampshire Magazine and the New Hampshire Nurses Association, and confirmed program years include 2025 and 2026.

  • Hippo's Best of NH

    Hippo Press's annual readers' poll for the Manchester-Nashua metro in Southern New Hampshire, ballots open January through February, and the alt-weekly publishes a top-five ranking per category, not one winner, in its April issue. Red Arrow Diner is the ballot's most consistent top finisher.

  • Nashua Pizza Madness Tournament

    Nashua Ink Link's annual Pizza Madness Tournament pits local pizzerias against each other in a bracket, with readers voting online to advance a shop round by round at nashua.inklink.news. Voting resets with every new round rather than running once on a single combined ballot.

  • NH Lakes Region Parade of Homes

    Lakes Region HBA's annual fall Parade of Homes, a People's Choice vote for builders and remodelers working in Laconia, Meredith, and Gilford. No public vote count, category list, or fixed dates are confirmed; check lakesregionhba.com directly each cycle before promoting an entry.

  • Often And Early For Lynda Doughty Of Phippsburg Maine For Cnn Hero Of The Year

    WOKQ, a country radio station serving New Hampshire, promotes a public-vote push titled Often And Early For Lynda Doughty Of Phippsburg Maine For Cnn Hero Of The Year. The station directs supporters toward Lynda Doughty of Phippsburg, Maine on the CNN Hero of the Year ballot. Voting was live when the page ran, with CNN set to announce the Hero of the Year on December 12. The campaign page on wokq.com has returned every year from 2021 through 2026.

  • Seacoast Baseball Preseason Player of the Year

    The Seacoast preseason baseball award is a Crowdsignal ballot for high school baseball in the New Hampshire Seacoast, organized by Seacoast at poll.fm. Confirmed edition years are 2023, 2025 and 2026, voting falls in March and April, and the next run is expected in 2027.

  • Seacoast Boys Hockey Player of the Year

    The Seacoast publisher puts its New Hampshire high school hockey readership in charge of naming a boys player of the year, with the ballot running on Crowdsignal at poll.fm. Voting falls between February and March, and editions are confirmed for 2022, 2025 and 2026. Seacoast leaves the precise open and close dates off the ballot page, so treat the live poll as the source of truth for timing and rules.

  • Seacoast Boys Lacrosse Preseason Player of the Year

    The Seacoast Boys Lacrosse Preseason Player of the Year ballot is run by the Seacoast publication and hosted on Crowdsignal at poll.fm. Confirmed editions sit in 2022, 2025 and 2026, with voting recorded in April. The ballot covers boys high school lacrosse across the New Hampshire Seacoast region. Exact window dates and voting rules are not published, so confirm on the live ballot each cycle.

  • Seacoast Boys Soccer Player of the Year

    Seacoast Boys Soccer Player of the Year is a New Hampshire sports poll organized by Seacoast and hosted through Crowdsignal (poll.fm). Dated evidence identifies 2023 and 2025 as confirmed edition years, with the latest voting period placed in December 2025. Exact window dates, ballot categories, participation limits and eligibility details confirm on the live ballot each cycle.

  • Seacoast Boys Tennis Player of the Year

    The Seacoast Boys Tennis Player of the Year ballot lets the Seacoast region of New Hampshire vote for its top high school boys tennis player. The publisher is Seacoast, and the vote is a Crowdsignal ballot at the poll.fm address. The 2026 voting window closed at midnight on Thursday, July 9. Coaches nominated the players, and the community vote decided the award. Confirmed editions run in 2022 and 2026.

  • Seacoast Field Hockey Player of the Year

    Seacoast, the New Hampshire publisher behind the program, stages a community vote for Seacoast Field Hockey Player of the Year on the poll.fm service from Crowdsignal. Coaches from each Seacoast high school field hockey team nominate the field, and the 2026 preseason round closes at midnight Thursday, Aug. 20. The program's confirmed years are 2022 and 2025, and supporters cast their votes free on the publisher's ballot.

  • Seacoast Football Offensive Player of the Year

    The Seacoast Football Offensive Player of the Year is one seasonal offensive honor for Seacoast-area high school football in New Hampshire, run by Seacoast and balloted on the poll.fm page. Seacoast-area teams nominate their own players, and the public then votes for the offensive honor. The publisher's preseason coverage set a close of Thursday, Sept. 3 at midnight, while earlier editions ran in 2022 and 2025.

  • Seacoast Girls Tennis Player of the Year

    Seacoast, New Hampshire's Seacoast Girls Tennis Player of the Year lets readers of the Seacoast publisher crown the region's best high school girls tennis player on the Crowdsignal ballot numbered 17209865 at poll.fm. The 2026 edition closed at midnight Thursday, July 9. Confirmed editions ran in 2023 and 2026, so the program reads as annual. Category details, any vote limit and eligibility rules are absent from the printed ballot.

  • Seacoast Girls Volleyball Player of the Year

    Seacoast organizes this New Hampshire public-vote award, named Seacoast Girls Volleyball Player of the Year. The Crowdsignal (poll.fm) ballot sits at https://poll.fm/16314238. Editions are confirmed for 2023 and 2025, and the 2025 ballot was open in November. No roster of categories appears, and no limit per supporter is stated; confirm on the live ballot each cycle.

  • Seacoast High School Baseball Player of the Year

    Seacoast runs an award that hands the Player of the Year title in high-school baseball to the nominee fans pick across the New Hampshire seacoast. Balloting runs on Crowdsignal, on a ballot page at poll.fm, and the 2026 window shut at midnight on Thursday, June 25, after which the platform marked that poll closed. Confirmed editions so far sit in 2022 and 2026. Nominees come from Seacoast-area schools, and supporters cast a vote by selecting a name on the ballot and submitting it.

  • Seacoast Softball Preseason Player of the Year

    Seacoast Softball Preseason Player of the Year is a New Hampshire program organized by Seacoast and hosted on Crowdsignal (poll.fm). Ballot activity is associated with Mar-Apr, with confirmed edition years of 2023, 2025, and 2026. Exact window dates, categories, limits, eligibility, and platform round dates confirm on the live ballot each cycle.

  • Tag Gingerbread Contest Portsmouth

    The Tag Gingerbread Contest Portsmouth is a seasonal People's Choice gingerbread competition staged each winter by Portsmouth Historical Society on its own website, portsmouthhistory.org. The 35th annual edition carried voting from November 28 through December 30, 2025, and supporters could scroll photos of the entries online or vote in person. The society publishes no category breakdown and no limit on repeat votes, so those details belong to whatever the current ballot page prints.

  • The 2027 NHSPCA Calendar Contest

    Five confirmed editions of the NHSPCA Calendar Contest, in 2021, 2022, 2023, 2025 and 2026, anchor this page. The New Hampshire SPCA in Stratham runs the pet photo fundraiser on GoGo Photo Contest, where backers support individual pet photos rather than ranking local businesses. Entry proceeds aid the shelter, and the 2027 ballot reports the contest has ended.

  • Union Leader Readers' Choice

    The New Hampshire Union Leader's own readers-choice ballot, roughly 180 categories on the SecondStreet platform, centered on Manchester and reaching statewide.

  • Vote for Seacoast boys basketball Player of the Year

    Seacoast runs a public ballot that names the Player of the Year for boys high school basketball in the Seacoast region of New Hampshire, carried on Crowdsignal through poll.fm. Confirmed editions ran in 2023 and 2026, and the 2026 ballot sat in a March window. The ballot page prints no opening or closing day, no nomination dates and no per-supporter rules, so supporters should read the live ballot before planning a push.

  • Vote for Seacoast boys lacrosse Preseason Player of the Year

    Under the Seacoast name, high school boys lacrosse fans in the New Hampshire Seacoast pick a preseason player of the year through an open ballot carried on Crowdsignal's poll.fm domain. Voting has run in April across confirmed editions in 2022, 2025 and 2026. Nominees appear with school, class and position, and the public picks the winner. Exact dates and rules are not printed ahead of each cycle.

  • Vote for Seacoast girls basketball Player of the Year

    Seacoast, the publisher covering New Hampshire's coast, names a girls basketball Player of the Year through a public poll on poll.fm, the Crowdsignal polling service. The current ballot sits at poll.fm/16776022. Editions are confirmed for 2023 and 2026, and the 2026 poll was open during March before closing. Nominees are listed with school, class and position, drawing support from communities such as Exeter, Newmarket, Portsmouth and York. Exact calendar dates, category detail and any per-supporter rule are not printed by the publisher.

  • Who is Seacoast Preseason Field Hockey Player of the Year

    Seacoast runs a preseason Player of the Year poll for high school field hockey across the New Hampshire Seacoast. Coaches nominate one player from each team, and the community decides the title on a Crowdsignal ballot at the poll.fm address. Confirmed cycles ran in 2022, 2025 and 2026. The 2026 vote closed at midnight on Thursday, August 20. Results are shown as percentages of the votes cast.


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