Who is the lohud football team of the week? All of this week's finalists have momentum

We believe it's critical to honor the collective efforts of teammates, so we're again singling out a team of the week.

You make the call, though.

Check out what the finalists got done last week and vote. The poll will remain open until 3 p.m. on Wednesday and we'll announce the winner on social media. Get after it.

Previous winners are Woodlands, Scarsdale, Hackley, Westlake, Harrison, Ossining and Valhalla.

Section 1 football playoffs:The postseason is upon us. Here are the seeds in Class AA, A and B.

Byram Hills

The Bobcats came back to beat Nanuet 28-21. Tyler Marescot and Co. quietly closed the regular season on a four-game winning streak to earn the No. 5 seed in the Class B playoffs.

Bronxville

Another week. Another easy win. The undefeated Broncos dispatched Edgemont/Blind Brook 34-0, upping their average margin of victory to nearly 30 points.

Iona Prep

The Gaels humbled Chaminade 28-7 in a CHSFL AAA clash. Julian Guzman had a hand in all four touchdowns. Iona Prep has won six in a row.

North Rockland

Jaquan Johnson motored for 200 more yards and three more touchdowns, leading the Red Raiders to a 30-0 win over Suffern in the regular-season finale. It was their fifth straight win and locked up the No. 1 seed in Class AAA.

Pearl River

T.J. Lanese and the Pirates scored a pair of touchdowns in the last five minutes to beat Ardsley 21-14, setting up rematch this week in a Section 1 Class B quarterfinal.

Putnam Valley

It was a statistical cornucopia for Mateo Dobra and Caden Glenn in a 62-35 win over Dobbs Ferry that sends the Tigers into a Class C showdown with Valhalla this week on a five game winning streak.

Rye

The Garnets took control right from the start and posted a 24-0 win over Harrison in the 97th edition of "The Game". Chris Iuliano scored a pair of TDs and the defense posted its third shutout of the season.

Westlake

A decisive 21-0 win over rival Pleasantville closed out an undefeated regular season and sent the Wildcats into the Class B playoffs as the No. 1 seed.