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Times Herald-Record Varsity 845 Boys Soccer Player of the Week: How Voting Works & How to Win

The Times Herald-Record's weekly public poll for the Varsity 845 boys soccer player of the week, run on Crowdsignal, with confirmed editions in 2023 and 2025.

Run by: Times Herald-Record Cadence: annual Vote cap: not published
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What the Varsity 845 boys soccer poll is and who runs it

The Varsity 845 boys soccer player of the week poll is a weekly public ballot run by the Times Herald-Record for high school boys soccer in the Hudson Valley region of New York. The paper runs it under the Varsity 845 label, and the ballot is reached through the poll.fm link in this guide. Readers vote for one nominee each week, and the poll covers the large-class boys soccer field.

The state is New York, and the program carries no single city, so it reads as a regional poll rather than a city one. The nominees are high school boys soccer players, and the poll identifies them by school on the ballot, which is why the school names matter to a reader choosing a pick.

ItemDetail
ProgramVarsity 845 Boys Soccer Player of the Week
OrganizerTimes Herald-Record (Varsity 845)
PlatformCrowdsignal, poll.fm
MarketNew York, Hudson Valley region
FieldHigh school boys soccer, large class
Confirmed editions2023, 2025
Key fact: The poll is a public vote on Crowdsignal, and the nominees are high school students, so the ballot is read by school and season rather than by name.

Which editions are confirmed and when the weekly window falls

Confirmed editions of the poll ran in 2023 and 2025. The series is weekly, and the ballot this guide links covers the Oct. 13-19 week. That ballot is marked closed, so it shows the shape of a weekly window rather than a live vote.

Each week carries its own window, and the dates are printed on the poll itself. The Times Herald-Record does not publish a calendar for the whole season in the text this guide relies on, so the next ballot's date is one detail to confirm on the live ballot each cycle.

StageWindowNotes
2023 editionConfirmed editionListed among the confirmed years
2025 editionConfirmed editionListed among the confirmed years
Oct. 13-19 weekly ballotClosedThe ballot linked from this guide
Next weekly ballotNot dated in the textCheck the newest poll in the series

Because the ballot is weekly, a reader who arrives after the window closes will find a closed poll, and the newest open ballot is the one to use.

How a reader votes in the weekly ballot today

A reader votes by opening the weekly poll and choosing one boys soccer nominee from the list. The nominees appear with their school names, and the ballot is open to public readers on Crowdsignal, so the choice is made on the poll page itself.

The paper does not state a repeat-vote rule, a vote cap or an eligibility rule for its weekly ballots. Those limits are not set out in the poll text, so a reader should read the instructions on the newest ballot before voting.

Tip: Vote from the newest open poll in the series, since a closed ballot like the Oct. 13-19 week will not take new votes.

The ballot shows the nominees and their schools, not any personal detail beyond that, so a reader should judge each pick on the school and the week it covers.

How this poll sits beside other New York prep ballots

The Varsity 845 poll sits in a group of New York prep player of the week ballots. Most of its siblings cover football, basketball or girls athletes, while this one covers boys soccer. Its organizer is the Times Herald-Record, which sets it apart from a Buffalo girls ballot or the lohud basketball polls.

A reader who wants a different sport or a different region will find another ballot in this group. A reader who wants this boys soccer field should stay with this page and the newest Varsity 845 poll.

ProgramSportRegion
Buffalo News Prep Talk Girls Athlete of the WeekGirls athletesBuffalo
Hudson Valley New York High School Football Player of the WeekFootballHudson Valley
lohud Boys Basketball Player of the WeekBoys basketballNew York
Lohud Girls Basketball Player of the WeekGirls basketballNew York
New York High School Football Player of the WeekFootballNew York
New York Section 1 High School Football Player of the WeekFootballSection 1

Strengthening a nominee's support in the weekly boys soccer poll

A family, school or team that wants more readers to vote for a nominee has one honest lever: sharing the open ballot with its own community and pointing supporters to the newest poll in the series. That support is the same any local poll invites, and it carries no promise about the weekly result.

Paid outside help is a separate question, and the Times Herald-Record has not answered it on the poll page. Anyone weighing a paid option should read the service overview and the paper's rules before spending anything. The guide to getting more votes online covers the methods that apply to a public ballot like this one.

No service can guarantee that a nominee wins a weekly public poll, and the result depends on the readers who vote. Supporters are best served by the newest open ballot and by a clear reminder of the weekly window.

How to vote in Times Herald-Record Varsity 845 Boys Soccer Player of the Week

  1. 1

    Open the ballot from the Times Herald-Record

    Start from the poll link the Times Herald-Record publishes for the week. The link in this guide opens the Oct. 13-19 ballot, which is closed, so look for the newest open poll in the series.

  2. 2

    Read the nominee list for the week

    Each ballot lists the boys soccer nominees for the week and the school each one plays for. Read the whole list before you choose, since the nominees change from week to week.

  3. 3

    Pick one nominee

    Choose the nominee you want to support from the open ballot. The poll is a public vote, so the choice you make is the one the ballot counts.

  4. 4

    Submit before the ballot closes

    Submit your pick while the ballot is still open. A closed ballot will not take new votes, so check the dates on the poll before you start.

Times Herald-Record Varsity 845 Boys Soccer Player of the Week — frequently asked questions

14 answers covering legality, delivery, quality, pricing and platform specifics.

Legality & scope

Can one reader vote more than once in a weekly poll?
The Times Herald-Record does not state a repeat-vote rule for its Crowdsignal ballots, so the limit on repeat votes is unpublished. Read the poll page for any instructions before you return to it.
Can I buy votes for a boys soccer nominee in this poll?
Some services sell votes for online polls, but this ballot is run by the Times Herald-Record on Crowdsignal, and the paper has not said how outside votes are treated. No service can guarantee that a nominee wins a weekly poll.
Is buying votes legal for a Crowdsignal high school poll like this one?
Buying votes is a question for the Times Herald-Record's own rules and for the terms of the Crowdsignal platform. Read the <a href="/trust/is-buying-votes-legal/">legality breakdown</a> before you weigh any purchase, since the paper has said nothing on outside votes.

Process & delivery

How do I vote in the Varsity 845 boys soccer player of the week poll?
Open the Times Herald-Record poll for the week, read the boys soccer nominees, and choose one. The ballot runs on Crowdsignal, so the vote is cast on the poll page rather than in a separate app.
When does the Varsity 845 boys soccer poll close each week?
Each week's ballot has its own window, and the Oct. 13-19 ballot linked here is closed. Check the dates printed on the newest poll before you vote, because a closed ballot does not take new votes.
How is the weekly boys soccer winner chosen?
The winner is decided by the public vote on the ballot. The poll page does not describe a tie rule or how the weekly result is announced, so those details are not set out for this program.
Is voting in the Varsity 845 boys soccer poll free?
No fee appears on the poll page, and the vote is a public one that anyone can reach through the link. Confirm the terms on the newest ballot before you start.

Platform specifics

Can I vote in the Varsity 845 boys soccer poll on my phone?
The vote is cast through a web browser on the Crowdsignal poll page. The page does not describe a separate app for the weekly ballot.

Custom orders

Which high schools appear in the Varsity 845 boys soccer poll?
The nominee list names boys soccer players from several Hudson Valley schools, including Wallkill, Goshen, Newburgh, Monroe-Woodbury, Cornwall and Pine Bush. The ballot changes from week to week, so the school list is not fixed for the season.
Who runs the Varsity 845 boys soccer player of the week poll?
The Times Herald-Record runs the Varsity 845 poll and publishes the weekly ballot on its Crowdsignal page. Questions about the poll, its nominees or its rules go to the paper.
How many seasons of the Varsity 845 boys soccer poll are confirmed?
Confirmed editions ran in 2023 and 2025, and the program is listed as annual. Other years are not confirmed on the poll page, so do not assume a season you cannot see listed.
How does the boys soccer poll differ from the other Varsity 845 and New York ballots?
Most of the sibling programs linked from this guide are football, basketball or girls ballots, while this one covers boys soccer only. The weekly format is the same across the group, but the sport and the school list change the nominee field.
Are there other New York prep player of the week polls I can vote in?
Yes, the New York programs linked from this guide include a Buffalo girls athlete ballot, Hudson Valley and New York football ballots, and lohud basketball ballots. Each runs its own poll, so read the page for the program you want before you vote.
Does the weekly boys soccer poll come with a prize?
The poll page does not describe a prize for the weekly winner, and the paper has not tied one to the ballot. Treat any prize claim as unverified until the Times Herald-Record publishes its terms.

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