Kansas City, MO, November 14, 2026 — The annual Hy-Vee High School Team of the Week recognition program has officially opened its voting period, according to an announcement from KCTV. This initiative aims to highlight outstanding high school athletic teams within the Kansas City metropolitan area.

The program, sponsored by Hy-Vee, a regional supermarket chain, allows the public to cast votes for high school sports teams that have demonstrated excellence, sportsmanship, or significant achievement. While the specific criteria for nomination and voting were not detailed in the announcement, such programs typically consider factors like recent performance, team spirit, community involvement, and academic success.

KCTV, a local television station serving the Kansas City region, is broadcasting the announcement and is expected to provide further details and updates on the voting process and the selected teams throughout the duration of the program. The specifics regarding the timeline for voting, the exact number of weeks the recognition will be awarded, and the particular sports or leagues included were not immediately available.

Hy-Vee has a long-standing presence in the Kansas City area and often engages in community-focused sponsorships and events. The High School Team of the Week award is one such program designed to foster community pride and support for local student-athletes and their schools. Information on how to cast votes or nominate teams is typically made available through KCTV’s official channels and potentially Hy-Vee’s local store communications.

The selection process for the Team of the Week typically involves a combination of public voting and, in some instances, a selection committee review. The details of the judging panel or the weight given to public votes versus committee decisions for this year’s program have not been disclosed. The awards are intended to celebrate the dedication and hard work of high school athletes and their coaching staff.


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