* Quincy Wilson (left) stormed his way to a National Boys Performer Of The Week award in week seven; Sidi Njie (right) earns a nomination in week eight for his 400m performance at GHSA 7A State Championships.

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Freshman phenom Quincy Wilson continues to impress on the track this outdoor season.

In an eye-catching effort against international competition at the PUMA East Coast Showcase on May 6, Wilson stormed to a 46.11 outdoor 400m personal best and one of the top quarter-mile times in the country.

Wilson also came back to grab fifth place in the 200m in yet another PR effort of 21.37 (0.0).

The New Balance Nationals indoor 400m champion from Bullis School (MD) now ranks at US No. 3 all-time among the freshman class behind that premiere win and earns him the nod as the latest National Boys Performer Of The Week.

Wilson earned 51-percent of all votes to win the weekly performer award.

This week's poll features some of the top finishers from a few of the nation's most competitive state championships, including athletes who posted nation-leading marks and moved up event all-time rankings lists.

Vote below for your National Boys Performer Of The Week from meets held May 8 - 14.

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Sidi Njie, Westlake (GA): Clocked a new 400m state record and a US No. 16 all-time mark of 45.56 at the Georgia Class 7A State Championships. Njie's 400m effort ranks as the fastest in the nation this season. Also at the state championships, Njie took second in the 200m with a PR of 20.82 (-0.1).

Jarvis Anderson, Taylor (TX): Won two state titles in the 110mH and 300mH at the UIL Texas Class 4A Championships, logging times of 13.64 (+1.9) and 35.96. Anderson's 300mH ranks among the top 25 all-time in the event and moves him to US No. 2.

Isaiah Taylor, Southwest Dekalb (GA): Clocked a US No. 1 35.94 to win the 300mH at the Georgia Class 4A State Championships. Taylor also won a 110mH state individual title in 13.70 (+1.0).

Tyler Mathews, Red Mountain (AZ): Logged a US No. 1 1:48.72 to win the 800m title at the AIA Track & Field State Championships.

Riyon Rankin, Brunswick (GA): Won the high jump in a nation-leading effort of 7-3.75 at the Georgia Class 6A State Championships. That performance also moves Rankin into the top 20 all-time list in the high jump outdoors.

Brennen McHenry, Brophy College Prep (AZ): Earned an Arizona all-class state title in the long jump with a US No. 1 24-10.25 (-1.2) at the AIA Track & Field State Championships.

Jermod McCoy, Whitehouse (TX): Earned a title in the triple jump at the UIL Texas Class 5A Championships, putting together a nation-leading performance of 50-7.75 (1.3). McCoy also won the long jump with a best of 23-10.5.

Rodrick Pleasant, Serra-Gardena (CA): Posted the fastest all-conditions 100m performance in California history of 10.09 (+3.3) at the CIF Southern Section Division 4 Finals. Pleasant also won the 200m in a wind-legal 20.53 (+1.7) run.