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Read more →23 contests with public online voting in Mississippi — Athlete of the Week and more. Real, paced votes; honest guidance on each contest's rules.
Statewide Mississippi · Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame & Museum / C Spire
Mississippi's top college football player gets picked two ways: a media panel and the public. The C Spire Conerly Trophy fan vote, run at csopavoting.com by the Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame & Museum, holds a fixed 10% share of that final score. Nominees come from all nine in-state programs, Ole Miss and Millsaps on the same ballot.
Statewide Mississippi · SBLive / High School on SI (Sports Illustrated)
Free statewide weekly fan poll at si.com/high-school/mississippi, operated by SBLive (Sports Illustrated High School), recognising the top Mississippi prep athlete each sports season. Voting closes Sunday at 11:59 p.m. PT; winners announced Monday. No registration required.
High School on SI (SBLive) runs a statewide reader-vote poll each week of the Mississippi prep baseball season, Feb through May. Reed Green nominates standout performers from both MHSAA and MAIS schools; anyone can vote with no account, and the ballot closes Sunday at 11:59 p.m. Pacific.
Statewide Mississippi · High School on SI / SBLive (Sports Illustrated)
Annual statewide baseball-specific fan-vote poll at si.com/high-school/mississippi, operated by High School on SI (SBLive / Sports Illustrated). Nominees drawn from all MHSAA classifications; voting closes at 11:59 p.m. PT on the posted deadline; no account needed; winner is the athlete with the highest fan-vote total.
The High School on SI statewide fan vote for the best boys basketball performance each week during the MHSAA and MAIS season. Reed Green nominates the field covering all classifications; voting is unlimited by the organizer's own stated rules, and the ballot closes Sunday at 11:59 p.m. Pacific.
A statewide fan-vote trophy from Sports Illustrated / SBLive High School Mississippi, limited to offensive standouts only and separate from the companion defensive honor on the same ballot system. Roughly eight nominees compete each cycle; voting opens in early December and runs through December 31 at si.com/high-school/mississippi.
The High School on SI statewide fan vote covering all seven MHSAA football classifications. Reed Green nominates the field weekly; voting is free and unlimited by the organizer's own stated rules, and the ballot closes Sunday at 11:59 p.m. Pacific — a day earlier than the Dallas regional poll.
The High School on SI statewide fan vote for standout Mississippi girls basketball performers. Reed Green's editors nominate from MHSAA and MAIS schools each week, anyone can vote with no account, and the ballot closes Sunday at 11:59 p.m. Pacific — the same uncapped mechanic as every SI fan poll, but played out across a December-to-February winter season where the field can shrink to eleven names and the stats in the article are sometimes the only public record.
High School on SI's weekly reader fan poll for Mississippi prep girls soccer, run by writer Reed Green during the state's January–February winter season. Eight nominees, no account required, closes Sunday at 11:59 p.m. Pacific.
Statewide Mississippi · High School on SI / SBLive (Sports Illustrated)
Annual statewide fan-vote contest at si.com/high-school/mississippi, operated by High School on SI (SBLive / Sports Illustrated), crowning Mississippi's top prep athlete in football and baseball each season. Voting runs for several weeks; no account required; winner determined by public fan vote totals.
The High School on SI statewide reader vote for the best Mississippi fast-pitch softball performance of the week. Reed Green nominates standout performers from across all MHSAA classes, anyone can vote with no account, and the poll closes Sunday at 11:59 p.m. Pacific — the same calendar as the football and basketball polls, but running a February-through-May schedule that makes spring's final weeks the real pressure point.
Statewide Mississippi · High School on SI / SBLive (Sports Illustrated)
Annual statewide girls-softball fan-vote poll at si.com/high-school/mississippi, run by High School on SI (SBLive / Sports Illustrated). Top spring fastpitch performers across all MHSAA classifications nominated; readers vote free at no account; highest fan-vote total at the deadline wins.
Oxford · The Oxford Eagle
Three confirmed editions, 2024 through 2026, back The Oxford Eagle's Athlete of the Week ballot in Oxford, Mississippi, run at theoxfordeagle.secondstreetapp.com. The Fall 2026 season opened September 2, 2026 and runs through May 3, 2027, structured as a pure voting ballot rather than the combined nominate-and-vote format the newspaper's Best of Oxford and Top 20 Under 40 programs used earlier in the year. Which categories qualify and whether a vote cap applies go unstated once the current window closes, so confirm on the live ballot each cycle for either detail.
Sun Herald's Gulf Coast readers-choice awards, a nominate-then-vote ballot across 260+ categories covering Biloxi, Gulfport, and Ocean Springs business life, at bestof.sunherald.com.
Mississippi Magazine's annual statewide Best of Mississippi readers-choice awards, run at mismag.com across more than 100 categories, with a November 15 through December 15 nomination window followed by a separate public voting stage from January 15 through February 15 each year.
Oxford · Oxford Eagle / Oxford Magazine (hereoxford.com)
Oxford Eagle and Oxford Magazine's readers-choice ballot at hereoxford.com, a nominate-then-runoff contest across 200+ categories for a college town built around Ole Miss.
Batesville, Mississippi's Best of Panola County ballot is put on by The Panolian newspaper on Second Street's platform at thepanolian2.secondstreetapp.com. Three dated editions back it, 2023 through 2025, with the 2025 round running from July 23 through August 20. A category breakdown and any per-supporter voting rule stay off that page; confirm on the live ballot each cycle.
Picayune · The Picayune Item
Picayune, Mississippi is home to The Picayune Item, the weekly newspaper running Best of Pearl River County on Second Street at thepicayuneitem2.secondstreetapp.com. Second Street's listing shows two confirmed years, 2025 and 2026, with the 2026 ballot combining nomination and voting from June 3 through August 20 before closing. A vote cap and eligibility rule are not printed anywhere on that page; confirm both on the live ballot each cycle.
Clarion-Ledger's Jackson metro readers-choice ballot, run on Gannett's USA Today Network voting platform, covering restaurants, services, health, and shopping across central Mississippi.
Tupelo · Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal
129+ categories, one Northeast Mississippi newspaper, and a Lee County trade area that runs well past the Tupelo city line: that's the Daily Journal Readers Choice ballot in one line.
Greenwood Commonwealth, a Mississippi newspaper, runs People's Choice on Second Street at greenwoodcommonwealth.secondstreetapp.com. Three editions are confirmed, 2023 through 2025, with the 2025 round open June 14 through August 30 and now closed. People's Choice does not print a category list or a voting limit anywhere on that page; confirm on the live ballot each cycle.
WCBI Viewers' Choice Awards is a Mississippi readers'-choice program run by WCBI-TV on the Second Street ballot platform at wcbi.secondstreetapp.com. Six confirmed editions have run since 2021, and the most recent round opened December 31, 2025 and closed May 1, 2026 as a single combined ballot rather than separate nomination and voting rounds. A category roster and any per-supporter vote limit are not published on the page; confirm both on the live ballot each cycle.
Gulfport · WXXV-TV
Voting for the 2026 WXXV Viewer's Choice Awards is open now, July 7 through September 10, run by WXXV-TV, a Gulfport, Mississippi television station, at wxxv25.secondstreetapp.com. Five confirmed editions run back to 2022. The current listing stops short of stating which categories qualify or how many times a supporter may return, so confirm on the live ballot each cycle for either detail before the September 10 close.
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