Piggly Wiggly Press-Gazette High School Team of the Month: How Voting Works & How to Win

What is the Piggly Wiggly Press-Gazette High School Team of the Month?

The Piggly Wiggly Press-Gazette High School Team of the Month is a web vote the Green Bay Press-Gazette publishes under its own name. The ballot is hosted on Crowdsignal, also called poll.fm, and it asks readers to choose among high school team answers from the Green Bay area. Piggly Wiggly appears in the program title as the sponsor, and the page does not describe its role any further.

The ballot's home is the Crowdsignal page at poll.fm/15278863, which is the only voting address this guide links to. The market is Green Bay in Wisconsin, and the vertical is best-of local polls, the same category as the other Wisconsin ballots listed later in this guide. The facts table below gives the quick reference.

When does the Team of the Month ballot open and close?

The dated facts for this ballot are narrow, and each one appears in the timeline below. The posted window closes at 3 p.m. on a Wednesday in May. The 2025 and 2026 editions both sit on the Crowdsignal address at poll.fm/15278863, and the next ballot is expected in 2027 from that pattern.

The organizer has not posted the opening day for the 2026 window; confirm on the live ballot each cycle.

How does a supporter vote on this ballot today?

Voting here works as an open public ballot hosted on Crowdsignal. A reader opens the poll.fm page, reviews the team answers listed there, and selects the one they back. The page itself does not explain how the Green Bay Press-Gazette turns the tally into a published team of the month.

Picking a team on the ballot

Each answer names a sport, a gender and a school, and that line is what a reader selects. The page presents the answers as a list to choose from, so a supporter works through the list rather than typing a name into a free box.

What the page does not say

The Green Bay ballot text shows no per-person limit, and the organizer's rules on repeat submissions are not printed there. Readers who want the general rules for public votes can read the how-to hub, which covers common ballot mechanics across the site.

How does this ballot sit beside other Wisconsin best-of polls?

This Press-Gazette ballot is one of six Wisconsin best-of programs covered on this site, and the table below lines them up by market and route. This one ranks high school teams rather than businesses or venues, which sets it apart from the listings in Appleton, Madison, Milwaukee, Eau Claire and Janesville. The Green Bay Best of the Bay listing comes from a different organizer and follows its own route.

Readers who want the wider state picture can start at the Wisconsin hub and compare each ballot's organizer and window before choosing one to follow.

How can a team's supporters build more votes on the ballot?

Supporters who want more votes for a team usually start with the ballot itself. Share the poll.fm link with families, coaches and fans, and remind people that the posted window closes at 3 p.m. on a Wednesday in May. Organic outreach is the ordinary route, and the guide to getting more votes online lays out those steps in general terms.

Some supporters look at paid options. Nothing printed on this Green Bay ballot sets a policy on outside help, so this guide takes no position on paid votes for it. Readers comparing services can look at the sports fan poll votes page, and should check the Green Bay Press-Gazette rules before they act on anything they read there.