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It's time to take a look at the standout performers from Section V .
Your vote will determine who will be the Advantage Federal Credit Union's Boys Sports Athlete of the Week for April 29-May 5. The players' credentials are listed above the poll — which will be live until 8 p.m. Tuesday. The winner will be announced on our Instagram page Wednesday morning.
All athletes who play on Section V boys teams are eligible to be nominated.
Now, let's meet the candidates. And if the poll at the bottom of the page doesn't load, please click here .
Drew Angelo
Honeoye Falls-Lima’s faceoff specialist went a perfect 20-for-20 at the faceoff X in Saturday’s win over Livonia-Avon. Angelo also scooped up 20 ground balls in that game, a season high, and scored twice. Earlier in the week, Angelo posted 21 faceoff wins in a win against Webster Schroeder.
Jaubert Black
Penfield junior established the top boys pentathlete performance of the Section V outdoor track and field season, 2962 points at the Batavia Blue Devil Invitational.
Aiden Bryant
Midlakes sophomore, the 2024 Democrat and Chronicle All-Greater Rochester Indoor Track boys athlete of the year, triple jumped 47 feet-11.50 inches during the Wayne Invitational outdoor track meet. No other athlete in Section V has reported a jump of more than 46 feet.
Wyatt Bryman
Attica baseball player, a senior, finished 4-for-5, with three doubles, drove in two runs and scored three runs in two games.
Tyler Cannon
Webster Schroeder baseball player, a junior, drove in five runs, hit two home runs in the same game and had another two-hit game during a three-game stretch with the Warriors.
Keisel Cuevas
Wilson sophomore hit a grand slam in one Rochester City Athletic Conference baseball game and in another league game, struck out 17 batters, drove in two runs and scored two runs for the Wildcats.
Micah Davis
Penfield junior ran the fastest 200-meter dash of the Section V outdoor track and field season, 21.70 seconds during a midweek Monroe County league meet.
Ryan Fitzpatrick
Batavia Notre Dame baseball player picked up three pitching wins, as he threw 17 2/3 innings, allowed a run, seven hits, two walks and struck out 31 batters. He was in the team's batting lineup for all six games last week, and finished with four runs batted in, including a sacrifice fly, four hits, four stolen bases, eight runs and four walks.
Cole Goetz
Pittsford’s freshman scored the winning goal in overtime as the Panthers stunned Fairport in overtime on Tuesday. Goetz’s goal completed a hat trick, the first of his varsity career.
Ian Johnson
Wayne senior won the Wayne Invitational boys 400-meter hurdles race in 56.61 seconds, the fastest time in Section V outdoor track and field this season.
Noah Leathersich
Gates Chili junior jumped 14-9 during a pole vault competition at the Runnin' Cadet Classic at Hilton. It's the top vault this season in Section V.
Kyle Markham
East High catcher, a sophomore, hit a key, two-run single during a four-run rally by the Eagles against Webster Thomas, and had a two-hit game during a three-game span for the team.
Peter Northrup
Penfield senior threw a discus 176-11 during a low-key Monroe County league dual outdoor track and field meet, the No. 1 performance this season in Section V. He then set the Batavia Blue Devil Invitational boys shot put record at 61-11 3/4 three days later.
Kaidan O'Connor
Livonia baseball player, a sophomore, finished with four runs batted in, four hits and two runs scored in three games. He also earned his first varsity pitching win, as he allowed one hit and struck out eight batters in four innings.
Jake Palermo
Hilton senior once again managed a slight injury and ran the fastest 400-meter race of the Section V outdoor track and field season, 48.27 seconds during the Runnin' Cadet Classic at Hilton.
Brayden Piwko
The Webster Schroeder tennis star helped the Warriors clinch the Monroe County Division III title. Piwko clinched the fourth and deciding point with a straight sets win in a singles match against Spencerport.
Jackson Rucker
Fairport senior cracked out five hits in three baseball games, including a matchup where he drove in three runs and scored a run.
Brayden Scaccia
Brockport junior, a pitcher and infielder with the Blue Devils, allowed two earned runs, three hits, three walks, struck out five batters in seven innings during a start last week. He also was 2-for-6, scored two runs and stole a base in two games at the plate.
Ethan Shea
Pittsford Mendon junior is at the top of the Section V outdoor track and field 1,600-meter leaderboard after his race in 4:30.62 during a midweek Monroe County league meet.
Tas Strickland
The Wayne junior recorded a career-high eight goals, along with three assists, in a win over Newark. Strickland now has 36 goals this season.
John Swartz
Victor junior baseball player finished with six RBI, including one from a squeeze bunt, six hits, including a home run, a stolen base and scored two runs in three games.
Beckham Taylor
Pittsford Sutherland sophomore high jumped 6-5 to win the competition at Hilton's Runnin' Cadet Classic and land at No. 1 on Section V's outdoor track and field's season leaderboard.
William Tempest
Pittsford Sutherland junior ran the Glavin 3,200-meter race in 9:23.89, the fastest time in Section V outdoor track and field this season, during the Runnin' Cadet Classic at Hilton.
Danny Wehle
In an 18-hole match Wednesday at Irondequoit Country Club, the McQuaid golf star shot a 6-under-par 66 during a 447-489 win over Pittsford Sutherland. Wehle earned medalist honors.
This article originally appeared on Rochester Democrat and Chronicle: Vote: Who is the Advantage Federal Credit Union's Boys Sports Athlete of the Week?
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