* Wyatt Haughton (left) won National Performer Of The Week in week four for his Kansas Relays performance. Aaron Sahlman (right) earns a nomination in week five for his mile effort at Oregon Relays.

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It's no small feat pulling off the 800m-1,600m distance double. But at the Kansas Relays held April 14-15, Wyatt Haughton made it look easy.

Haughton, the senior out of Shawnee Mission East (KS), not only won both the 800m and 1,600m crowns at the elite high school meet, but he posted a 1:51.42 personal best performance in the 800m to move into the top 15 nationally in the event.

He would cruise to a 4:18.05 1,600m win to secure the two titles.

For his efforts, Haughton is the latest boy to earn the National Performer Of The Week title, taking 44-percent of the vote in the fourth poll of the season.

Our latest poll comes after a weekend loaded with historic marks and near record-breaking performances, so be sure to cast your vote.

Vote below for the National Boys Performer Of The Week for efforts from April 17 - 22.

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Issam Asinga, Montverde Academy (FL): Clocked the fastest all-conditions mark ever recorded by a U.S. high schooler in the 100m with a 9.83 (+2.6) winning performance at the PURE Athletics Spring Invitational. Asinga beat out a pro field that included world champion Noah Lyles.

Aaron Sahlman, Newbury Park (CA): Ran 4:00.30 for the full mile in the men's pro field at the Oregon Relays, earning fourth place in the event and just missing the sub-4-minute barrier.

Tyrone Gorze, Crater (OR): Clocked a US No. 6 all-time 3,000m effort of 8:11.95 to win the event at the Oregon Relays. Gorze also won the high school mile in 4:08.30.

Anthony Collins, Harry S. Truman (PA): Won the 400mH at the New York Relays with a US No. 2 mark of 53.29.

Reese Vannerson, Houston Strake Jesuit (TX): Completed the 1,600m-3,200m double at the Texas UIL 6A District 23 meet with a 4:07.88 effort in the 1,600m and 8:59.36 for 3,200m, which is a new PR.

Grant Campbell, Heritage (TN): Cleared a US No. 2 7-2.25 to win the high jump at the Maryville Home Meet, making for his second-straight performance of at least 7 feet.

Gatlin Bair, Burley (ID): Won both the 100m and 200m at the Oregon Relays, registering 10.43 (+0.1) in the 100m and a 200m PR of 20.83 (-0.1) to secure the event wins.