​The Eugene-Springfield area featured some of the most versatile athletes in all of Oregon during the 2025-26 school year. Numerous local standouts earned all-state recognition or won state titles in multiple sports. Several of Lane County’s stars shone in more than one sport during the same season.Now, it’s time for you to decide who was the best of the bunch. Vote for who you think should be The Register-Guard’s multi-sport Athlete of the Year, sponsored by Active Chiropractic.Nominees for the 2025-26 Register-Guard multi-sport Athlete of the Year are:Brody Buzzard, Harrisburg and Marist CatholicGabe Dietmeyer, Marist CatholicLeofatu Filipe, Thurston Sailor Hall, SpringfieldCayden Hernandez, CrowElliette Kinney, CreswellRosie Montes, ThurstonKaleb Moore, Junction CityAddison Nelson, ThurstonJax Norcutt, LowellMacy Rush, WillametteHunter Vaughn, WillametteBrody Buzzard, Harrisburg and Marist Cathlic The two-sport star completed a rare four-peat of boys wrestling state titles with Harrisburg, becoming just the 55th wrestler in state history to win four championships. Buzzard, who wrestled at Harrisburg because Marist Catholic does not have a wrestling program, also earned Class 4A first-team all-state football honors at linebacker for the Spartans.Gabe Dietmeyer, Marist CatholicThe point guard on Marist Catholic’s Class 4A state champion boys basketball team, Gabe Dietmeyer earned third-team all-state honors as a sophomore. He was also a second-team all-state wide receiver on the football field and was a contributor during the Spartans’ run to the state baseball title.Leofatu Filipe, Thurston Sophomore standout Leofatu Filipe was a Class 5A second-team all-state defensive end for the Colts’ state quarterfinal football team. He also earned all-state honorable mention honors at forward for Thurston’s state quarterfinal boys basketball squad.Sailor Hall, SpringfieldOne of the top shooters in Oregon, Sailor Hall helped Springfield girls basketball reach the Class 5A state title game and earned second-team all-state honors.Hall also won the discus state title in track and field with a personal-best throw of 137 feet, 1 inch.Cayden Hernandez, CrowCayden Hernandez was the driving force on Crow’s football team, earning Class 1A 6-man first-team all-state honors as a running back, kicker and defensive lineman while leading the Cougars to the state title game. Additionally, last fall, Hernandez clocked a 5,000-meter personal-best of 20 minutes, 30.6 seconds for his school’s boys cross-country team.In track and field in the spring, Hernandez won the 1A discus state title with a mark of 157 feet, 10 inches.Elliette Kinney, CreswellCreswell senior Elliette Kinney was the focal point for Creswell’s Class 3A girls basketball state semifinal team; she earned first-team all-state honors for the Bulldogs.Kinney was also a first-team all-state pick on the soccer field after racking up 18 goals and 14 assists. Rosie Montes, ThurstonThurston junior Rosie Montes was a