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Voting is now open for the First National Bank Player of the Week award for BlueCross Bowl championship weekend.
The poll will be open until 7 p.m. Central time on Wednesday, Dec. 8. Votes can be cast once every 30 minutes (per IP address, so if multiple devices are on the same wifi network, only one can vote during that time).
There will be two awards his week, one offensive and one defensive player of the week.
Check out a slideshow of previous winners here:
Centennial’s Josh Forsee was named Player of the Week for Week 1. Pictured with Forsee (right) is Centennial head coach Matt Kriesky. (Photo by Chris Brooks/615 Preps) 
Whites Creek’s Gabe Johnson (center) was named Player of the Week for Week 2. Pictured with Johnson are Whites Creek athletic director Michael Fox (left) and Cobras head coach William Darnell (right). (Photo by Chris Brooks/615 Preps) 
Cane Ridge’s Shivan Abdullah was named Player of the Week for Week 3. Pictured with Abdullah (left) is Cane Ridge head coach Eddie Woods. (Photo by Chris Brooks/615 Preps) 
Lipscomb Academy’s Maureice Sherrill, Jr. was named Player of the Week for Week 4. (Photo by Chris Brooks/615 Preps) 
Donelson Christian Academy’s Dayton Sneed (left) and Bradford Gaines (right) took home Player of the Week honors in Weeks 5 and 7, respectively. (Chris Brooks/615 Preps) 
Green Hill’s Kaleb Carver was the Week 6 Player of the Week recipient. Carver (left) is pictured with Green Hill head coach Josh Crouch. (Chris Brooks/615 Preps) 
Page’s Jake McNamara was the Week 8 Player of the Week recipient. McNamara (left) is pictured with Page head coach Charles Rathbone. (Chris Brooks/615 Preps) 
Donelson Christian Academy’s Ashton Jones received Player of the Week honors in Week 9. Jones (left) is pictured with DCA head coach Paul Wade. (Chris Brooks/615 Preps) 
Blackman quarterback Jack Risner (left) was the First National Bank Player of the Week for Week 10. Risner is pictured with Blackman head coach Chandler Tygard. (Chris Brooks/615 Preps) 
Springfield’s Lamarious Daniels won First National Bank Player of the Week honors for Week 11 of the regular season. (Scott Burton/615 Preps) 
Green Hill’s Kaleb Carver became the first-ever two-time Player of the Week winner, taking the honors for the first round of the playoffs. Carver is pictured with Green Hill head coach Josh Crouch (left). (Chris Brooks/615 Preps) 
East Nashville’s Amarion Ford won Player of the Week honors for the second round of the TSSAA playoffs. Ford (left) is pictured with East Nashville head coach Jamaal Stewart. (Scott Burton/615 Preps) 
Trousdale County’s Bryson Claiborne (right) won Player of the Week honors for the third round of the TSSAA playoffs. Claiborne is pictured with Trousdale County head coach Blake Satterfield. (Chris Brooks/615 Preps) 
Page’s Max Collins won Player of the Year honors for the Division I semifinals. Collins (right) is pictured with Page head coach Charles Rathbone. (Chris Brooks/615 Preps)
Here are the offensive finalists, in alphabetical order, for the Player of the Week award for the BlueCross Bowl championship games:
Alex Broome, Lipscomb Academy: Broome rushed for 138 yards and two touchdowns on 20 carries and caught five passes for 23 yards in the Mustangs’ 27-0 victory over CPA.
Jordan James, Oakland: James rushed for 232 yards and two touchdowns on 27 carries, and caught two passes for 57 yards in the Patriots’ 43-26 victory over Summit.
Ashton Jones, DCA: Jones rushed for 132 yards and two touchdowns on 28 carries in the Wildcats’ 31-7 victory over Nashville Christian.
Jake McNamara, Page: McNamara completed 32-of-56 passes for 291 yards and four touchdowns, and rushed 24 times for 65 yards in the Patriots’ 42-34 loss to Powell.
Antonio Patterson, Oakland: Patterson rushed 14 times for 107 yards and two touchdowns and caught a 71-yard touchdown pass.
Here are the defensive finalists, in alphabetical order, for the Player of the Week award for the BlueCross Bowl championship games:
Jacob Cook, DCA: Cook collected four solo tackles, six assisted tackles, a tackle for loss and returned a kickoff for a touchdown.
Theron Gaines, Oakland: Gaines recorded six solo tackles and five assists in the Patriots’ Class 6A victory.
Brady Pierce, Summit: Pierce finished with 11 solo tackles and four assists, and caught four passes for 96 yards and a touchdown.
Edwin Spillman, Lipscomb Academy: Spillman finished with six solo tackles, one assisted tackle and three sacks.
Eric Taylor, Oakland: Taylor finished with eight solo tackles, one assist, a tackle for loss, a pass breakup and three quarterback hurries.
L.J. Tolbert, DCA: Tolbert finished with three solo tackles, four assisted tackles, 2.5 sacks, a forced fumble and fumble recovery.
