​As the fall sports season enters its final stretch, athletes across the Tuscarawas County area continue to deliver standout performances as players gear up for postseason play. Now it’s time to recognize those efforts and cast your vote for The Times-Reporter Athlete of the Week for Oct. 5-11.Cast your vote in the polls below and help decide who earns this week’s honor.Keep on rolling | ‘Our kids didn’t panic’ | Indian Valley holds off Garaway in Week 8Week 8 recap | Indian Valley, Claymont pick up wins remaining unbeaten | Week 8 scoreboardThe poll will close Friday, Oct. 16 at 3 p.m.  Nominations for Athlete of the Week can be sent to sports@timesreporter.com by noon Sunday. Please include the athlete’s name, school and sport and a little about their accomplishment that week.  Voting is unlimited until Friday, Oct. 16 at 3 p.m. Just refresh the page after each time you vote to be able to vote as often as you’d like. Only votes submitted in the polls below are counted; any votes sent in via email are not official. 2026 Fall Athletes of the Week Aug. 17 – Aug. 23 Brady Henry, Claymont football and Charlee Yoder, Garaway volleyball Aug. 24-30 Nathan Seigler, New Philadelphia boys soccer and Brooklyn Abbuhl, Indian Valley volleyballAug. 31-Sept. 6Luke Salapack, Tuscarawas Valley boys soccer and Alli Hupp, Dover volleyballSep. 7-13Gavin Burrier, Dover boys soccer and Landry Little, Sandy Valley volleyballSep. 14-20Tanner Wood, Tuscarawas Valley boys soccer and Eva Nicholas, Carrollton soccerSept. 21 -27Kam Stout, Claymont football and Brooklyn Abbuhl, Indian Valley volleyballSept. 28-Oct. 4Parker Reiger, New Phila football and Charlee Yoder, Garaway volleyballHere are this week’s boys nominees: Levi Kiko, Carrollton football: He ran for three rushing touchdowns and 100 yards as the Warriors took down Marlington 38-11.Dieter Weber, Dover football: He threw for 326 yards and five touchdowns as the Crimson Tornadoes moved to 5-0 in conference games. Ryker Williams, Indian Valley football: He tossed four touchdowns, setting a new school record for passing touchdowns in a season with 18.TR Harriman, New Phila football: He totaled nine catches for 143 yards and found the end zone three times in the Quakers 63-35 victory over Lexington.Camden McCall, Claymont football: He totaled three sacks and forced a fumble as the Mustangs defense recorded their fifth shutout of the season.Teagan Zimmerman, New Phila soccer: He had four saves in the Quakers 3-0 victory over Sandy Valley. Rylan Barrick, Carrollton soccer: He totaled 12 saves for the Warriors in a 2-2 tie against St. Thomas. Cade Conrad, Tusky Valley cross country: He finished first at the Tuslaw Invitational with a time of 17:03.90.