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Read more →28 contests with public online voting in Virginia — Athlete of the Week and more. Real, paced votes; honest guidance on each contest's rules.
Richmond · Richmond Times-Dispatch (Lee Enterprises)
Free weekly fan poll at timesdispatch.com, run by the Richmond Times-Dispatch (Lee Enterprises), recognising standout Virginia prep athletes across all three VHSL sports seasons. Readers vote for nominees drawn from schools statewide — one vote per device per hour, no account required.
Statewide Virginia · High School on SI (Sports Illustrated)
Weekly fan vote from High School on SI (formerly SBLive) at si.com/high-school/virginia, naming the Virginia High School Baseball Player of the Week every week from February through May. Free to vote, no account needed. Exact close day and any vote cap aren't published in advance. Check the live article each week.
Statewide Virginia · High School on SI (Sports Illustrated / Arena Group)
Annual season-end fan-vote award run by High School on SI (Sports Illustrated / formerly SBLive) at si.com/high-school/virginia, recognising the top VHSL baseball player statewide. Editors nominate candidates from all six VHSL classifications; fans vote with no per-vote cap until the stated deadline at the end of the spring season.
Statewide Virginia · High School on SI (Sports Illustrated / Arena Group)
Weekly fan vote from High School on SI (si.com/high-school/virginia, formerly SBLive Sports), naming a Virginia boys basketball Player of the Week throughout the VHSL season, November through March. SI's Virginia staff sets a new nominee field each week; fans vote free, no account required, and neither cap nor close time is published in advance.
Statewide Virginia · High School on SI (Sports Illustrated / Arena Group)
Annual fan vote from High School on SI (Sports Illustrated, formerly SBLive) at si.com/high-school/virginia, naming Virginia's top VHSL boys basketball player once the postseason ends. SI's Virginia staff compiles the field; fans vote free through the embedded widget, no account required. Exact dates and any vote limit are not published in advance; confirm both on the live article each cycle.
Roanoke · The Roanoke Times
The Roanoke Times runs SW Virginia's weekly reader-vote poll for high school football Player of the Week during the regular season, covering the Timesland area — Roanoke, Salem, Bedford, Pulaski County, Craig County, Botetourt, Alleghany, and surrounding Blue Ridge communities. The ballot closes Tuesday at noon, and a reader's majority — Brody Dawyot of Glenvar won Week 3 of 2024 with exactly 50.7% — is harder to build than it sounds in a six-name field.
Statewide Virginia · High School on SI (Sports Illustrated / SBLive)
Annual fan vote from High School on SI (Sports Illustrated, formerly SBLive) at si.com/high-school/virginia, naming Virginia's top VHSL football player. The programme runs two ballots: a preseason defensive Player of the Year vote confirmed for 2025, plus the traditional end-of-season vote, both with no per-vote cap and open to fans statewide.
Statewide Virginia · High School on SI (Sports Illustrated / Arena Group)
Annual fan vote from High School on SI (Sports Illustrated, formerly SBLive) at si.com/high-school/virginia, naming Virginia's top VHSL girls basketball player after the postseason ends in March. It runs on the same hub as the boys ballot but as its own separate vote. Free to enter, no account, no published archive of past winners.
Statewide Virginia · High School on SI (Sports Illustrated / SBLive)
Season-end fan-vote recognition run by High School on SI (Sports Illustrated / formerly SBLive) at si.com/high-school/virginia, covering every VHSL sport and classification across all of Virginia. No per-vote cap; polls close at the stated deadline. Separate sport-specific polls — including football POY and baseball POY — run annually for Virginia prep athletes statewide.
Statewide Virginia · High School on SI (Sports Illustrated)
Weekly fan vote from High School on SI (formerly SBLive) at si.com/high-school/virginia, naming the Virginia High School Softball Player of the Week every week from February through May. Free to vote, no account needed. Exact close day and any vote cap aren't published in advance. Check the live article each week.
Statewide Virginia · High School on SI / SBLive (Sports Illustrated)
Season-end girls softball fan-vote award run by High School on SI (Sports Illustrated / SBLive) at si.com/high-school/virginia. Editors shortlist standout VHSL pitchers, catchers, and position players after the spring season; fans vote online statewide with no per-hour cap until the stated deadline. Annual, free, covers all VHSL classifications.
Statewide Virginia · High School on SI (Sports Illustrated / SBLive)
Annual fan vote from High School on SI (Sports Illustrated, formerly SBLive) recognizing Virginia's top VHSL volleyball player each fall, published at si.com/high-school/virginia. Nominees are drawn from all six classification tiers and every VHSL region. No account or per-vote cap; the public decides once nominations open after the season ends.
Harrisonburg · WHSV TV3 Harrisonburg (Gray Media, ABC affiliate)
A weekly winter fan vote from WHSV TV3 Harrisonburg (Gray Media, ABC affiliate) that puts three nominated high school basketball plays, not players, on a Friday ballot during the November-through-March season. The sports desk posts the field at whsv.com/sports; anyone can vote at no cost, and there is no sibling ballot anywhere in the state built around a single highlight instead of a season-long stat line.
Richmond · WTVR CBS 6 Richmond (Nexstar Media Group)
The annual Richmond-region sports awards fan vote run by WTVR CBS 6 (Nexstar), culminating in a ceremony at the Altria Theater in Richmond. Fans vote free online across categories including Female Athlete of the Year, Male Athlete of the Year, Team of the Year, Youth Athlete of the Year, Youth Team of the Year, Fan of the Year, Moment of the Year, Event Impact of the Year, and Community Champion.
Arlington · Arlington Magazine
Annual Arlington Magazine readers-choice survey for Arlington, Virginia businesses, with 70+ categories, summer public voting, and winners published in the magazine's January/February issue.
Charlottesville · C-VILLE Weekly
C-VILLE Weekly's annual Best of Charlottesville readers' poll, run at bestof.c-ville.com/2026 and confirmed active across both the 2025 and 2026 cycles, covering Charlottesville, Virginia and the surrounding Albemarle County market.
Coastal Virginia Magazine's (CoVa Mag) readers-choice survey for the Hampton Roads region, with the 2026 final round confirmed live at bestof.coastalvirginiamag.com. The category list, vote cap, and exact dates simply haven't surfaced anywhere public yet, so confirm each on the live site every cycle.
Northern Virginia Magazine's annual readers poll at northernvirginiamag.com/best-of-nova-readers-poll/, confirmed active for both the 2025 and 2026 cycles, covering the shared Arlington, Fairfax, Alexandria, Loudoun, and Prince William readership as one regional ballot rather than the county-level programs Arlington Magazine and InsideNoVa each run separately nearby.
Prince William County · InsideNoVA (formerly Potomac Local)
InsideNoVA's annual Prince William County readers-choice awards, spanning 194 categories, with nomination followed by a full April public-voting window and winners printed in the June 26 newspaper edition.
Richmond · Richmond Magazine
Richmond Magazine's readers-choice awards program at richmondmagazine.com/best-of-richmond, confirmed active for the 2025 and 2026 cycles. Nobody has yet published a category list, voting window, or results venue for it, so this page states plainly what's known and what isn't.
Venture Richmond's annual Best of Downtown readers-choice program for Richmond, Virginia businesses, published as a news post at venturerichmond.com and confirmed active in 2025; the category list, vote cap, and dates aren't public, so check the live page each cycle.
Roanoke · The Roanoker Magazine
The Roanoker Magazine's annual Best of Roanoke readers-choice awards, with contest details posted at theroanoker.com/best and voting handled on a separate address, vote.theroanoker.com. The 2026 cycle is confirmed active; category list, vote cap, and close date are not yet public and should be confirmed on the live site.
Virginia Living Magazine's statewide reader-choice awards, split into five regional sub-ballots across 100+ categories, with winners announced each May.
BroadwayWorld's annual Central Virginia theater fan vote, hosted at broadwayworld.com/norfolk/awards/ under the platform's Norfolk market segment despite the Central Virginia name, with the 2025 cycle's winners published in January 2026.
BroadwayWorld's annual Northern Virginia theater fan vote, hosted at broadwayworld.com/novaregion/awards/ as the platform's Regional Awards series, with categories, nominees, and dates unpublished here; confirm the current cycle directly on the live page.
Charlottesville · Daily Progress (Lee Enterprises)
Daily Progress's annual Charlottesville readers' choice ballot at dailyprogress.com/exclusive/readerschoice/ballot-2025/, run separately from C-VILLE Weekly's own Best of Charlottesville poll. Categories, vote caps, and exact dates are not yet public; confirm each on the live ballot page every cycle.
Richmond · Home Building Association of Richmond (HBAR)
Home Building Association of Richmond's annual Parade of Homes, promoted at hbar.org/richmond-parade-of-homes and richmondparadeofhomes.com, includes a people's-choice public vote; exact dates, categories, and caps aren't published on either site.
Style Weekly's annual Best of Richmond Readers Poll, the Richmond alt-weekly's readers-choice program under Post Media, published at styleweekly.com/best-of-richmond-readers-poll-2026/. The 2026 cycle's issue is confirmed published June 9, 2026; categories, the voting window, and any cap aren't documented elsewhere, so check the live page each cycle.
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