* Issam Asinga (left) earned National Boys Performer Of The Week in week two for his 100m effort at Florida Relays; Simeon Birnbaum (right) secures a nomination in week three for his all-time 3,200m race at Arcadia.

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Montverde Academy's (FL) Issam Asinga has gotten off to a historic start this outdoor season.

At the premiere Florida Relays last weekend, the recently-crowned indoor national 200m record holder posted one of the top times in U.S. high school outdoor history at 100m. He logged a wind-legal 10.10 (1.0) winning effort to move to US No. 6 all-time in the event.

Asinga now only sits a tenth of a second behind Trentavis Friday's national record of 10.00 from 2014.

And that all-time effort from Asinga earned him National Boys Performer Of The Week honors, earning 37-percent of the overall vote in the second poll of the outdoors season.

This week's poll features even more all-time performers as competitors surged up the rankings in the history books after a thrilling week of action on the track and in the field.

Continue below to vote for your National Boys Performer Of The Week from competitions held April 3 - 6.

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Simeon Birnbaum, Rapid CIty Stevens (SD): Clocked a US No. 2 all-time 8:34.10 to win the 3,200m at the Arcadia Invitational. Birnbaum also smashed the meet and South Dakota records, as well as led three boys under 8:35 in the competitive field.

Issam Asinga, Montverde Academy (FL): Logged a US No. 2 all-time effort in the 200m with a wind-legal 20.11 (1.1) finish at the Hurricane Alumni Invitational, placing first among collegiate competition.

Dijon Stanley, Granada Hills Charter (CA): Became the first athlete to log a sub-46-second 400m effort this season with his 45.92 win at the Arcadia Invitational. That also moves him into the top 40 all-time in outdoors in the event.

Aaron Sahlman, Newbury Park (CA): Posted a season best and US No. 1 mark of 1:49.07 to win the 800m at the Arcadia Invitational.

Brian DiCola, Hatboro Horsham (PA): Surged into the national lead for the 1,600m with his 4:06.58 solo performance at the Jim Kelly Invitational.

David Wilson III, Hurst Bell (TX): Set a new US No. 1 mark in the shot put with his winning throw at the Texas 6A District 3 meet of 65-1.75.

Tyler Poole, Layton (UT): Won the discus at the Arcadia Invitational with a 192-6 throw, good for a nearly 10-foot PR and a US No. 3 ranking.