The fall high school sports season is in full swing and September delivered countless memorable plays across Palm Beach County.
The best of those moments are included The Palm Beach Post's last Play of the Month poll, a celebration of the most exciting and impactful plays from around Palm Beach County.
Throughout the season, we'll spotlight the moments from any in-season high school sport that had players, coaches and fans talking long after the final whistle
While we will send our staff reporters, photographers and freelancers around the coverage area as much, there are sure to be great moments that we miss. For future editions, you can submit clips via USA Today's video portal. You can also send clips to Eric J. Wallace (ejwallace@usatodayco.com)
and Alex Peterman (apeterman@usatodayco.com) for inclusion in "Play of the Month."
Now it's your turn to decide which moment stands above the rest. Cast your vote and help crown the Palm Beach Post Play of the Month winner for September. The poll will close Tuesday, Oct. 6 at noon.
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The Post's Play of the Month: September
- Football: DJ Beneby game-winning 2-point conversion — King's Academy vs. American Heritage-Delray
- Football: Corian Davis pick-six — Pahokee vs. Benjamin
- Football: Janarro Sumpter pick-six — Cardinal Newman vs. John Carroll Catholic
- Football: Dylan Foltz TD pass to Nick Bothe — Jupiter vs. Wellington
- Football: Braylon Peterson TD pass to Samuel Harrigan — Pahokee vs. Benjamin
- Football: Marcus Stracke TD pass to TJ Caldwell — American Heritage-Delray vs. King's Academy
Eric J. Wallace is deputy sports editor for The Palm Beach Post. He can be reached at ejwallace@usatodayco.com.
This article originally appeared on Palm Beach Post: The Post's 'Play of the Month': Vote on the best plays from September
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