Congratulations to all athletes whose performances warrant consideration in this weekly poll. And thanks to everyone who voted to support these amazing athletes.

Who's next?

This week, we have seven candidates on the line for your appreciation and votes. No easy choices, as is always the case in the ultra-competitive Golden State.

Check out the resumes below and then make sure to vote in the FanPower module at the bottom of the page. That is where you decide the top boys track and field athlete of the week.

This week's poll will remain open until Friday at 9 p.m.

WHO YA GOT?

This week's candidates

(listed alphabetically by last name)

Shane Carr (South Bakersfield/CS) - Shane, a senior, took over the state lead in the triple jump with a leap of 48-08.75 (2.9) at Central Section Masters. It is the first 48-foot jump of his career and is more than a foot improvement on his previous best of 47-06.25 from the previous week. He also achieved a 23-00.50 PR for third place in the long jump.

Christian Edwards (Liberty-Bakersfield/CS) - Christian, a senior, took over the state lead in the long jump with a wind-legal 24-05.25 (0.0) at the Central Section Masters. Edwards also ran a PR in the 100m of 10.68 (2.8) for fourth place. 

McKay Madsen (Clovis North/CS) - McKay, a sophomore, unleashed a huge discus throw PR of 191-03 to win the title at the Central Section Masters with the best DT of Championship Week, statewide. That is nearly a 10-foot PR and his best throw since mid-March.

Evan Noonan (Dana Hills/SS) - Evan, a sophomore, ran a CA No. 3 time to win the 3200m, 8:49.38, at Southern Section Masters. That time is nearly a 10-second improvement from his previous PR, run the week before to win the Division 3 title. 

Levente Palvolgyi (Woodside Priory/CC) - Levente, a senior, ran the fastest 1600m of Championships Week with his 4:10.17 to win the Central Coast Section title. That time is more than a seven-second drop from his previous best as he won the CCS title a year after placing seventh in the final. 

Dijon Stanley (Granada Hills Charter/LA) - Dijon, a senior, wept the 200m (21.14/1.4) and 400m (46.17), and helped the winning 4x100m relay (40.68) and 4x400m relay (3:17.61) victories at the Los Angeles City Section Finals. His 400m and the 4x100m relay times were the best of Championships Week, statewide.

Chukwunonso Udeh (De La Salle/NC) - Chuk, a senior, won the 110m hurdles (14.36/0.7), high jump (6-4), and the long jump at the North Coast Section Meet of Champions. His long jump mark of 23-09.25 (3.6) is a PR and equals the fifth best all-conditions jump in the state.