Throughout the 2023-24 school year, The Oregonian/OregonLive has been running athlete of the year posts to end the season. The posts take a look at the athletes that stood out the most from their peers in their respective sports.

To end the school year, The Oregonian/OregonLive polled readers to see who they think really stood out when all of the sports were put together. Of all of the athletes of the year, who really did the best?

And readers pulled hard for one of the top boys tennis stars the state has ever seen. Lincoln’s Will Semler gained nearly a quarter of the votes by himself.

Semler won his third boys singles state championship this spring with a two-set (7-6(5), 7-6(9)) win over Southridge’s Vitomir Petcov in a match that felt tense from start to finish. He’s only the 13th Oregonian to win three boys singles state championships.

Here is the full results from the voting:

Will Semler, Lincoln tennis: 24.86%

Addisen Fisher, Bend softball 16.57%

Paige Thies, Oregon City volleyball: 9.39%

Ryan VandenBrink, West Linn baseball: 8.84%

Jazzy Davidson, Clackamas basketball: 8.84%

Jayden Fortier, Tualatin football: 5.52%

Josie Donelson, Lake Oswego track and field: 4.42%

Abby Cox, Jesuit soccer: 3.87%

Emily Wisniewski, Crescent Valley cross country: 2.76%

Josiah Tostenson, Crater track and field: 2.21%

Isaac Hampton, Newberg wrestling: 2.21%

Josiah Tostenson and Tayvon Kitchen, Crater cross country: 2.21%

Ava Collins, Vale wrestling: 1.66%

Lauren Han, Clackamas tennis: 1.10%

Francesca Tomp, North Eugene golf: 1.10%

Pearson Carmichael, Summit basketball: 1.10%

Rafa Loyo, Lakeridge soccer: 1.10%

Reif Larsen, Jesuit tennis: 0.55%

Rasean Jones, Baker track and field: 0.55%

Kallen Gutridge, Wilsonville football: 0.55%

Crater’s DMR team, track and field: 0.55%

-- Nik Streng, nstreng@oregonian.com, @NikStreng