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2021-22 Yearbook Special Edition Cover Vote 2021-22 Yearbook Special Edition Cover Vote
VOTE: From July 5-16, Readers Can Choose Between Six Of Our Favorite ’21-’22 Images To Determine The Yearbook Special Edition Cover • With our... 2021-22 Yearbook Special Edition Cover Vote

VOTE: From July 5-16, Readers Can Choose Between Six Of Our Favorite ’21-’22 Images To Determine The Yearbook Special Edition Cover •

With our recently released June/July Digital Issue, we essentially wrapped up the 2022 spring season with our All-NorCal Baseball/Softball honors. And now we’re preparing for our annual look back at the full academic year of athletics with our Yearbook Special Edition. And it needs a cover! So welcome to the Yearbook Special Edition Cover Vote.

Per tradition, our Yearbook issue will include our Year-In-Pictures photo pages, a look back at our final rankings from football, girls volleyball, boys and girls basketball, baseball and softball, and our annual Bay Area 75 rankings of the Bay’s top athletes from the past academic year.

But let’s choose a cover, shall we?

We’ve chosen six images, with three Bay Area and three Sac-Joaquin schools represented. The vote will end at noon on July 16. You can vote below once every 6 HOURS. (Also, be sure to follow us on Twitter and Instagram for additional chances to vote). And … GO!

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Chace Bryson

Chace Bryson is the managing editor of SportStars Magazine. Reach him at [email protected]

  • Diamond Stone

    July 5, 2022 #1 Author

    Charles Greer ????? He’s the truth

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  • Reatha Pitre

    July 6, 2022 #2 Author

    CHARLES GREER IS THE ONE
    Thats Reatha Pitre grandson

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  • Amiara Hicks

    July 7, 2022 #3 Author

    Charles Greer for the Cover.

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  • Barbara

    July 8, 2022 #4 Author

    Go Cooper

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  • Reatha Pitre

    July 11, 2022 #6 Author

    Feed the horse ? he will eat
    #GreerBoy
    #29

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  • Rosemarie

    July 11, 2022 #7 Author

    I think some kind of a collage that shows multi sports on the cover that would reflect a yearbook.

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  • Joe

    July 16, 2022 #8 Author

    So the real votes mean nothing as long as you get the instagram likes? Got it

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      Chace Bryson

      July 16, 2022 #9 Author

      The contest ran 11 days in which you could vote 4x per day. The Instagram bonus vote lasted 10 hours and you could vote only once.

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        Chace Bryson

        July 16, 2022 #10 Author

        Next time, we’ll do the instagram vote earlier. We do recognize that it was a serious shot in the arm for some late in the process.

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  • Mary Newton

    July 16, 2022 #11 Author

    Some of us don’t do Instagram! As far as I am concerned this is extremely unfair!

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      Chace Bryson

      July 17, 2022 #12 Author

      We see your point and understand. We’ve done social media bonus votes in the past as a fun way to vote in more places. This is the first time that it’s swung the results so dramatically. We will consider placing a cap on those votes in the future (example: Earn up to 200 bonus votes via Instagram or Twitter). The point is to use the bonus vote in addition to voting in the regular contest. Not to just count on the social media.

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  • Rosemarie

    July 26, 2022 #13 Author

    Where can I buy your publications?

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