​The high school fall sports season is winding down, with football entering its last week of the regular season.All Fayetteville-area volleyball teams have been eliminated, with Jack Britt and Cape Fear bowing out in the third round of the NCHSAA playoffs.In NCISAA play, Northwood Temple took its first loss since August in the third round, with Village Christian going down on the same day.Village Christian soccer, however, remains the sole boys soccer team in the NCISAA 2A playoffs with a road matchup scheduled for Tuesday, Oct. 27, at No. 1 Caldwell Academy.Vote here among eight 910Preps Athlete of the Week nominees for your choice of the best athletic performance from Oct. 19-24.Voting will close on Friday, Oct. 30, at noon.Parents, coaches, and athletic directors: When casting your vote, send a headshot photo of your athlete to jfmoore@usatodayco.com to include in the winner’s article.Oct. 19-24 Athlete of the Week nomineesKwabena Asante, Village Christian boys’ soccer — Asante nailed four goals in the Knights’ playoff opener against Salem Christian. Tres Daughtry, Cape Fear football — Daughtry, the Colts star quarterback, scored four total touchdowns in the rivalry win over Terry Sanford. He scored one on the ground and the other three in the air.Lyndon Greene, Cape Fear football — Greene continues his solid season at Cape Fear. The wide receiver caught two touchdown passes in the Colts’ win at Terry Sanford.London McKay, Cape Fear volleyball — McKay, the star sophomore, earned 14 kills out of her 28 attempts in the Colts upset playoff win over Wake Forest.Donte Snow Jr., Jack Britt football — Snow, the junior wideout, caught five passes for 105 yards and three touchdowns in the Buccaneers’ win over Pine Forest. Sammy Tapia, Terry Sanford soccer — The Bulldogs junior, Tapia scored a goal and dished out four assists in the win over Lumberton.Caiden Thompson, Jack Britt football — The freshman quarterback completed 13 of his 24 passing attempts for 214 yards, and he scored five total touchdowns in the air, and one rushing score.Landon Tolentino, Terry Sanford soccer — Tolentino scored four goals in two games with wins over Lumberton and Gray’s Creek.