Vote now: Who should be Scorebook Live's athlete of the week?

Here are the candidates for the Washington Federal high school athlete of the week for April 8-14, as nominated by fans, readers and Scorebook Live's staff.

Here are the candidates for the Washington Federal high school athlete of the week for April 8-14, as nominated by fans, readers and Scorebook Live's staff. Voting has concluded for this week. The winner will be announced Friday morning. If you would like to make a nomination in a future week, please email ben@scorebooklive.com.

Morgan Flesland, Mt. Spokane softball: Flesland, a sophomore pitcher, tossed a perfect game on April 10, blanking North Central 17-0 in the Greater Spokane League opener for both teams. Flesland struck out 10 and went 3 for 3 at the plate with a triple and three runs scored.

Hailey Grall, Hanford softball: Grall, a sophomore shortstop, helped lead Hanford to its first league victory on April 9, a 2-1 win over Southridge. Grall, who was selected for the Junior All-American Games last summer, played outstanding defense up the middle, knocking down several hard-hit balls to help hold Southridge to just one run.

Nathan Prinz, Bishop Blanchet baseball: Prinz, a junior outfielder, went 4 for 8 with two home runs and seven RBI in three games for Blanchet last week. Prinz hit both home runs in a 17-3 win over Seattle Prep, including a grand slam.

Riley Sinclair, Camas baseball: Sinclair, a junior pitcher, threw a complete game on April 11, leading Camas to an 8-1 Greater St. Helens League win over Union. Sinclair allowed only three hits, struck out six and did not issue a walk.

Ari Domniti, Columbia River girls tennis: Domniti, a freshman, won both of her varsity doubles matches last week, teaming up with Grace Rudi in straight set victories over Kelso and Mark Morris.

Jared McAlvey, Walla Walla boys track & field: McAlvey, a senior, helped the Walla Walla boys win the team title at the Pasco Invite on April 13. McAlvey won the 300 intermediate hurdles with a time of 38.89 seconds and placed second in the 110 high hurdles with a time of 14.73. He also helped Walla Walla finish first in the distance relay event by running a leg. McAlvey was named the outstanding male athlete of the meet.

Adaji Osaro-Igwe, Tahoma girls track & field: Osaro-Igwe, a sophomore, helped the Tahoma girls win the team title at the Pasco Invite on April 13. She swept the sprints, racing to victories in the 100m (12.23), 200m (25.08) and 400m (58.28).

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