* Conor McFadden (left) earned National Boys Performer Of The Week in the season's 12th poll; Patrick Koon (right) earns a nomination in week 13 for his performance at the Bolles Bulldog Classic.

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When it mattered most, Conor McFadden made it count.

On the biggest stage for indoor track and field in Pennsylvania at the PTFCA Indoor Championships on Feb. 26, the Central Bucks West junior had one of the best performances of his career in the 200m, clocking a best 21.19 en route to a coveted state title.

That also ranks McFadden at US No. 5 in the event this indoor season.

Now, McFadden can not only add "state champion" to his resume, but also "National Boys Performer Of The Week." He earns the latest weekly performer nod after taking 56-percent of the vote in the week 12 poll.

Moving to the 13th poll of the season, nominated athletes include some of the final crowned state champions of the season, as well as a handful of the nation's early event leaders during outdoor.

Winners of the National Boys Performer Of The Week through the end of the outdoor season will also receive customized backpacks courtesy of TrackBarn.

Continue below to vote for your National Boys Performer Of The Week from competitions held Feb. 27 - Mar. 5.

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Leo Young, Newbury Park (CA): Clocked the sixth-fastest outdoor 1,500m time in U.S. high school history with a 3:40.86 performance at Sound Running's the TEN. Young's time also earned him a runner-up finish in an international men's field.

Wyatt Stewart, Madison Central (KY): Improved upon his US No. 1 mark in the boys pole vault with a 17-3 clearance at the KTCCCA Class 3A Indoor Championships.

Xavier Donaldson, Seton Hall Prep (NJ): Won the 200m at the Eastern States Championships on Mar. 1 in a season best 21.53 and later took home a 400m title at the NJSIAA Meet of Champions on Mar. 5 with a 47.35 PR. Those times rank Donaldson at US No. 12 and No. 6 in each event this indoor season.

Brennen McHenry, Brophy College Prep (AZ): Opened up his outdoor season with a US No. 1 high jump clearance of 7-0 at the Aztec Invite. McHenry also won the long jump with a 23-4.75 mark.

Matthew Auble, Warsaw (NY): Took home titles in both the shot put and weight throw at the NYSPHSAA Indoor Championships, and his weight throw gold came thanks to a US No. 7 71-7.25 mark.

Kaleb Nastari, United (OH): Clocked a US No. 4 1:50.80 en route to a 800m title at the OATCCC Division 2/3 Indoor Championships.

Patrick Koon, Leon (FL): Made his outdoor track debut at the Bolles Bulldog Classic, clocking a nation-leading 8:53.88 for 3,200m.