​The first week of November brought a jammed pack week of postseason fall sports and the beginning of some winter sports.Jay volleyball completed a historic season, winning the program’s first state title with a five-set win over defending Rural state champion Branford in the Rural final. Pensacola Catholic saw its season end in the 3A Final Four for the second straight year, getting swept by eventual state champion West Palm Beach King’s Academy.3A swimmers and divers competed at the state championship in Ocala on Nov. 13, with Tate senior Lilli Vige (5th, 1-meter diving) and Navarre senior Brynlee Kurtz (7th, 100 breaststroke) finishing in the top eight. 2A athletes will compete in the state championship on Nov. 14 in Ocala.Cross country runners took the first step in the postseason this week, running at district championships. Pensacola Christian and Pensacola Catholic’s girls team finished runner-up at the District 1-1A and District 1-2A championship, respectively.Girls soccer started this week, with the most significant result being Pensacola Catholic playing reigning 6A state runner-up Niceville to a 1-1 draw, which looked like a Crusaders win before they conceded a goal in the final minute. Girls basketball tips off next week too.That means a strong list of nominees for this Florida Power & Light PNJ Girls Athlete of the Week. West Florida swimming and diving’s Isla Fox won last week’s award, lapping the competition with 54.5% of the vote.Now it’s time to make your voice heard again. Voting closes at 11 a.m Saturday, and the winners will be announced each Monday after the poll closes. Each weekly winner will be awarded a PNJ Athlete of the Week shirt provided by BSN SPORTS. An athlete can only win one time per season.Nominees will be accepted via phone or email, but the poll is decided by PNJ staff. Send nominations by Sunday night.