Jersey Sports Zone JSZ Special Teams Play of the Year: How Voting Works & How to Win

What is the JSZ Special Teams Play of the Year, and who runs it?

The Special Teams Play of the Year is a public poll run by Jersey Sports Zone, abbreviated JSZ, and hosted on Crowdsignal at poll.fm. It asks readers to choose one special teams play from a list of nominees. The program is filed under New Jersey, and this page keeps to the state level because the ballot text names no single city as its home.

Most readers who search the program name want three things: who runs it, where the ballot lives, and whether the vote is open. The facts table below answers the first two and points to the ballot link for the third.

Because the ballot is a plain poll, the organizer's name and the platform are the two details a reader can check on the ballot page before voting. Both appear in the poll title and in the organizer's own wording.

Which editions are confirmed, and when does the window fall?

Two editions are confirmed. The 2024 poll and the 2025 poll both sat on Crowdsignal, and ballot dating places both in December. The 2025 ballot now carries the label "Poll Closed," so that window has finished.

Editions at a glance

Opening and closing days for either year are missing from the poll text, and the organizer has not stated a day for the next window. December is the only dated pattern on hand, so treat any exact date as unconfirmed until the organizer posts it; confirm on the live ballot each cycle.

A reader planning a vote for a future year should therefore watch the Crowdsignal page in the final weeks of the year, when the previous December ballot would be expected to appear. Both confirmed ballots followed that same month, so the timing pattern is the one thing that can be stated with confidence here.

Keeping the two editions apart matters when someone compares results. The 2024 ballot and the 2025 ballot are separate polls with separate nominee lists, so a play that appears in one year does not automatically carry over to the next.

How does a supporter vote on the ballot today?

The poll opens on a single question, "Who is your vote for," followed by the season's special teams plays. The page presents the nominees as a list of poll answers, so a supporter chooses from that list and submits one answer.

The ballot, step by step

Read the poll title before you submit, because the title carries the edition year. A closed ballot shows percentages for each nominee, which is the only published result on the page. Open the ballot on a larger screen if the nominee list is long, since the full list is what a supporter needs to read before choosing.

For a broader look at turnout planning that applies to any public poll, see our get more votes online guide.

How does this poll sit beside other New Jersey ballots?

Six sibling ballots in New Jersey share the best-of grouping on this site, and the table below lists each one. This ballot differs because its nominees are plays made by players, not businesses or professionals.

Readers who want a wider view of New Jersey can start at the New Jersey contest hub, then compare the Best of New Jersey ballot or the Best of Jersey Shore Contest. The sports focus is what separates this poll from those ballots.

What can a supporter do beyond sharing the poll link?

The ballot text does not describe outside promotion, so the organizer's own rules set the limits. The most direct step is sharing the poll link with people who follow the program, such as classmates, coaches and local readers of Jersey Sports Zone. Sharing a link is a different act from asking people to vote more than once, and the ballot text does not say how often one person may vote.

Paid vote services exist, and some readers search for them before a poll closes. Whether any purchased vote counts would depend on the organizer's rules, which this ballot does not print. A plain link share is the only step described here with certainty. For a neutral overview of paid vote services, see the buy votes online overview.