* Nyckoles Harbor (left) won week six's National Boys Performer Of The Week Poll; Miguel Pantojas (right) earns a nomination for the weekly performer award in the seventh poll of the season.

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The 5-star football talent out of Archbishop Carroll (MD) didn't have a hard time transitioning to the track.

In his first competition of the indoor season at The VA Showcase after a fall football slate, Nyckoles Harbor made a big statement. Not only did he win the 300m invitational section, but he clocked a nation-leading 33.90 en route to that first-place finish.

Harbor also helped the Archbishop Carroll 4x200m relay squad to a 1:26.42 effort for US No 4 all-time.

That sensational season opener at The VA Showcase earned Harbor National Boys Performer Of The Week honors in the six poll of the season, taking home 33-percent of the vote.

But it's safe to say that the week seven poll features some of the best boys performers yet of the 2023 indoor season. During a week of meets that producing numerous all-time performances from the 200m up to the 2-mile, athletes certainly put together impressive resumes to earn nominations for the latest weekly performer honor.

Vote below for your National Boys Performer Of The Week from meets contested Jan. 16 - 22. 

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Jackson Heidesch, Dowling Catholic (IA): Clocked the fourth-fastest indoor 2-mile in history with a time of 8:42.60 at the CYUP Misfits Invitational. That puts Heidesch just three seconds off of Edward Cheserek's 10-year-old national record of 8:39.15.

Andrew Regnier, Milwaukee Speed Academy (WI): Ran a US No. 2 all-time 1:17.52 in the 600m at the CYUP Misfits Invitational.

Quincy Wilson, Bullis (MD): Registered two freshman class national records at the U.S. Army Officials Hall Of Fame Invitational -- 34.11 in the 300m and 1:02.63 in the 500m. Those times also put Wilson at US No. 7 and No. 1 across all classes in the events.

Nyckoles Harbor, Archbishop Carroll (MD): Clocked two nation-leading times at the Texas Tech Under Armour High School Classic with a 6.64 performance to win the 60m and a 20.76 effort in the 200m prelims. Harbor's 200m time also ranks as the fifth-fastest effort on record in the indoor event.

Miguel Pantojas, Hagerty (FL): Swept the 800m and mile at the RADD Sunshine Showcase, clocking a PR of 4:12.59 for the mile and a US No.1 1:50.58 in the 800m.

Leo Young, Newbury Park (CA): Took first at the USATF U20 Cross Country Championships with a 8k time of 23:47, booking his trip to the World U20 Championships next month in Australia.

Alexander Chukwukelu, Forney (TX): Moved up to US No. 1 in the 60mH with a 7.71 effort for the win at the Texas Tech Under Armour High School Classic. Chukwukelu now owns the 20th-fastest time ever recorded in the event.