* Anthony Collins (left) earned National Boys Performer Of The Week in the fifth poll of the season; Grant Campbell (right) earn a nomination in week six for his performance at the Volunteer Track Classic.

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At the New York Relays on April 22, Anthony Collins put together one of the top of his career -- and one of the top track efforts nationally of the week.

The Harry S. Truman (PA) senior had never broken 55 seconds in the 400mH prior to that competition, but on the New York Relays stage, Collins clocked 53.29 to not only PR by nearly two seconds, but win the event.

That also gave him what was at the time a US No. 2 mark in the 400mH, as well as recognition at the National Boys Performer Of The Week in the fifth poll of the season.

But during the final week of April competition, we saw some of the most historic performances of the season to date as athletes broke barriers and records and shined on the national stage.

It's time to cast your vote in the sixth poll of the spring featuring some of the outdoor season's top performers yet.

Vote below for your National Boys Performer Of The Week from meets held April 24 - 30.

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Issam Asinga, Montverde Academy (FL): Broke the 200m high school national record at the Texas Tech Corky/Crofoot Shootout with a 19.97 (1.3) historic effort. Asinga became the first-ever U.S. high schooler to break 20 seconds while still competing for his high school team.

Rocky Hansen, Christ School (NC): Joined the sub-4-minute mile club with a 3:59.56 winning performance at the Virginia High Performance meet, becoming the 18th U.S. high schooler to ever break four minutes in the event. Two days prior, Hansen also anchored a Christ School DMR team to a Penn Relays win and US No. 12 all-time 9:58.15 performance at the Penn Relays, splitting 4:05 on the 1,600m leg.

Grant Campbell, Heritage (TN): Cleared a Tennessee state record and US No. 1-tying 7-3.25 in the high jump at the Volunteer Track Classic. 

Simeon Birnbaum, Rapid City Stevens (SD): Won the mile at the Drake Relays with a  time of 4:02.36, clocking in as the second-best mile performance this season nationally.

Luke Himes, Heritage Christian (IN): Threw a US No. 2 66-7 in the shot put at the Circle City Conference Championships, surpassing his previous outdoor PR by over three feet. Himes also won the discus with a personal best of 171-3.

Maurice Gleaton, Langston Hughes (GA): Clocked a US No. 2 20.52 (0.1) to win the 200m at the GHSA Class 6A Region 5 meet. Gleaton also took second in the 100m with a PR of 10.37 (0.1).