Crandall has a long history of producing tough, talented Lady Pirates, and now it is time for the community to settle a debate that has been going on at dinner tables, in the stands, and on the sidelines for years: who is the greatest female athlete in Crandall High School history?
Shop in Seagoville is launching a brand new community poll asking readers across Crandall, Seagoville, and Combine to cast their vote. Voting opens July 1 and runs through July 31, giving fans an entire month to make their case and rally support for their pick.
Meet the Nominees
Four names headline this year’s ballot, each representing a different era of Lady Pirate athletics:
- Donna Capps
- Steph Wooten
- Kristen Wooten
- Keely Cox
Do not see your pick on the list above? No problem. The poll includes a write in option, so readers can add the name of any other Crandall athlete they believe deserves consideration for the title.
How to Vote
Voting is simple and only takes a minute. Readers select their nominee of choice, or enter a write in name, then submit their name and email to cast a ballot. To keep the results fair, only one vote is allowed per IP address.
Once voting closes on July 31, Shop in Seagoville will publish the final results, crowning the reader selected pick for greatest female athlete in Crandall High School history.
Why It Matters
Polls like this one are about more than just picking a winner. They are a chance for the community to celebrate the athletes who have represented Crandall with pride over the years, and to spark conversation among neighbors, classmates, and former teammates about what made each of these Lady Pirates special.
Whether you are a longtime Crandall resident who remembers these athletes firsthand, or a newer neighbor just getting to know the area, your vote counts toward telling the full story of Crandall High School athletics.
Cast your vote: Visit the Poll Page at Shop in Seagoville and make your voice heard before voting closes on July 31.
Have a name you think should have been on the ballot? Use the write in option when you vote, and tell us why that athlete deserves the title in the comments.
