Who is the Daily News Boys Athlete of the Week (10/6-12)? Cast your vote

Congratulations to Natick golfer Aiden Donath, who captured last week’s vote with 60% percent of responses.

We compiled another 21 candidates for MetroWest/Milford Daily News Boys Athlete of the Week. Vote below. To vote for football player of the week, go here.

Mark Altreuter, Wayland soccer

In his first varsity start, the senior keeper earned a shutout against Acton-Boxborough and assisted on the game-winning goal.

Matt Bowen, Dover-Sherborn golf

Finished with a 1-over-par 37 to help the Raiders finish 11-0 in league play and win the Tri-Valley League title.

Cole Boggis, Natick soccer

The junior scored three goals in a victory over Braintree.

Gui Cardoso, Hopedale 

The junior scored a hat trick and had an assist against Whitinsville Christian on Friday. 

Quinn Cook, Hopedale cross country 

The freshman won last Tuesday’s meet against Nipmuc and Sutton as the Raiders finished 8-0 atop the CMAC East division. He also placed third in Varsity Small race at Twilight Invitational on Saturday in a PR of 15:57. 

Callum Doyle, Natick cross country

The junior finished fifth on Wednesday as the Redhawks swept Walpole and Newton North at Cold Spring Park in Newton. He placed 10th in a PR of 15:50.4 at the Bob Glennon Twilight Invitational on Saturday.  

Altus Du Plessis, Lincoln-Sudbury Unified basketball 

The senior scored four points and had four steals against Newton South. 

Sean Finnegan, Hopkinton cross country 

The senior remained undefeated after winning a meet against Norwood. He also finished ninth in a PR of 15:49 at the Bob Glennon Twilight Invitational. 

Leopaul Gamelin, Blackstone Valley Tech golf 

Another strong week for the senior, who shot a 1-over 37 for medalist at Highfields Golf and Country Club in Grafton as the Beavers edged Grafton by a stroke to claim the Highfields Cup and a 12-0 record for the season. Gamelin also shot a 75 at Hopedale Country Club to share medalist honors as BVT won the inaugural CMAC B Division title. 

BVT plays in the Division 2 Central tournament on Wednesday in Charlton. 

Stephen Green, Algonquin cross country 

Green ran a 16:53 at his home course last Tuesday in a one-point win over Shrewsbury. His time set the 3.05-mile course record. The senior followed that up with a PR of 16:17 at the Bob Glennon Twilight Invitational on Saturday, placing 27^th. 

Max Harrington, Holliston cross country 

He placed 10^th in the Varsity Medium race at the Twilight Invitational in 15:59.90 on Saturday after the senior won a dual meet on Wednesday in 16:10 against Dedham. 

Charley Hartnett, Dover-Sherborn golf

Shot a 1-over-par 37 as the Raiders won the Tri-Valley League title and finished 11-0 in league play.

Colin Haynes, Hopedale golf

Tied for first with a 75 at the CMAC B championship on his home course.

Aarav Lavu, Wellesley golf 

The junior won the individual title last Monday with a 69 in Braintree as the Raiders won the team title at the Bay State Conference Championship. 

Josh LeClair, Assabet golf 

The senior was co-medalist with a 38 at Southborough Country Club in a win over Keefe Tech. 

Owen Manning, AMSA cross country 

He ran a 18:08 to place first against Keefe Tech Tuesday at Ghiloni Park and the senior ran a 17:55 PR to become AMSA’s top finisher at the Bob Glennon Twilight Invitational on Saturday. The annual Ghiloni Cup is this Friday. 

Anthony Moura, Hudson golf 

The senior shot a 44 for medalist honors as the Hawks remained unbeaten in the Mid-Wach D at Cyprian Keyes. 

Adam Peng, Franklin cross country

The senior finished first overall in a win over Taunton, then ran a PR of 16:47 at the Bob Glennon Twilight Invitational.

Milton Paz Jeronimo, Marlborough soccer  

The freshman scored twice in a win over Groton-Dunstable on Tuesday. 

James Szwarc, Lincoln-Sudbury golf

In completing an undefeated season in match play, the senior won against Acton-Boxborough and Weston. 

The senior scored twice against Worcester South on Wednesday and also scored against St. Paul on Monday.