Hasn't lost a race yet this year. Only a sophomore. He did place 3rd and 4th in a top-of-the-line race in Vegas over Spring Break, but that was not through high school team. There was a lot of big-name kids at that meet nationally.
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This post was edited on 4/24 10:16 AM by mikejones9
Posted on 4/19 11:43 AM | IP: Logged
Dunn ALSO ran a 10.84 at the Twilight Meet at Columbia River High School on Friday.
Fantastic.
Posted on 4/24 10:15 AM | IP: Logged
colton dunn is a total stud sprinter but.... the 10.84 time was hand timed so you have to round it up to 10.9. convert that to electronic time and you get 11.14. again colton dunn is great but get the times accurate.
Posted on 4/24 11:58 AM | IP: Logged
Actually it was 10.84 FAT, buddy. How about you stick to the facts, eh?
Posted on 4/25 10:05 AM | IP: Logged
I may have been misinformed but until he backs it up with at least one more sub 11fat run, i am not convinced. His second best time this year is 11.0 hand. Converted to 11.24. That is a huge drop to 10.84fat. I wish him well and look forward to seeing him run at state.
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Dunn was athlete of the meet at today's Shelton Invitational. His winning times were 11.39,22.50 and 50.38. Hockinson's winning 4 X 400 time was 3:30.13.
The Female athlete of the meet was Jade Langston of Seattle Academy.
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Nice running. Looks like he is not the only young sprinter out there. At the Tomahawk Invite today in Marysville sophomore Josh Fuller ran 11.19, 22.58 and 50.33. I would love to see these two race head to head. That would be a great track race.
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That would be a very interesting matchup indeed. There are many matchups we would love to see but for many reasons they just can't work, usually because of classification and then they can't get into the same non-league meets. Also, I would love to see Hamilton and Dunn go head-to-head.
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Cash Brown will dominate if he raced with Hamilton and Dunn, and this is his first year doing track
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Who is Cash Brown? What has he done? He is not listed on athletic.net.
Posted on 4/29 10:09 PM | IP: Logged
Cash Brown from... where? Times?
Posted on 4/29 10:52 PM | IP: Logged
He is from Royal. He runs a 11.18. He is like 5'5" 160
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Thats funny. Some kid that nobody has ever heard of, then someone says something about him, and its his...what? 2nd post on here. Odd.
11.18...Thats almost 10.8 or 10.9 Fat time...
No, I believe that is an 11.18 hand time. Which rounds up to what 11.4...If this kid is so amazing, why wasn't he at the Pasco Invite? I mean Royal isn't too far from Pasco, and I am sure that 11.18 met the qualifying standard. So, lets not talk crap, until 11.18, turns into something actually amazing.
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Cash Brown ran 11.94 converted on april 20th and a 24.24c as well. I am sure that he dropped almost a second off his time in a week. Right. Love to hear that folks are excited about a sprinter but let's be realistic.
Ryan Hamilton is one of the few sprinters this year who has put up consistent sub 11 automatic times. He is the man. Brown not. Dunn not.
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Is it the Cash Brown from royal?? i heard he had ran a 10.98 last? And he's breaking records of some sort?? come on now who doesn't know this kid he is a first year which is why his name doesn't get around..maybe when he takes state everyone will know him.
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This kid is legit
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I'm sure if Dunn comes down to royal Brown would give him a chance to race the best..it would be in Brown's hometown but if Dunn is that good he would come. And i read Brown's time in the paper it was (electrical timed)can't get any more legit than that.
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I agree, rodfather, Hamilton is the man. He's a senior, had much more experience, and he's a tremendous athlete.
Dunn is a sophomore, still not near where he will be senior year.
I'm not saying that Dunn could necessarily beat Hamilton right now, but I AM saying it would still be fun race to watch. :)
As for Cash Brown.. haven't heard anything on him. He hasn't broke any records to my acknowledgement, and he isn't up there in the top times on any track sites.
So until I see some legit proof that this guy means business..
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To start off. Hamilton is the man this year in sprinting. he has had sub 11 time througout the year. Dunn has gone under 11 ....i think 4 times. he is also a sophmore. even the people at junior olympic nationals dont run under 11 consistantly at that age. and for the josh fuller kid. dunn is more experienced and has seen the best sprinters in the united states. he wouldnt beat dunn, let alone hamilton.
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Hamilton- 10.71 and 21.71 at Shoreline.
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Never said Fuller would beat Hamilton but Fuller ran 11.19 at Tomahawk while Dunn ran 11.16 (automatic personal record) at Shelton. They sound pretty close to me.
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2007 Outdoor Season - Sophomore 100 Meters 1 11.0 V F Thu, Mar 15 battleground vs hockinson 1st 10.97 V F Tue, Mar 20 Heritage vs Columbia River 1 11.0 V F Mon, Mar 26 Hudson's Bay vs Skyview 1 11.25 V F Thu, Apr 12 Hockinson/R.A. Long/Vancouver Christian 1 11.41a V F Sat, Apr 14 Al McKee Invitational * 10.84a V F Fri, Apr 20 Columbia River Twilight 2 11.16a V P Sat, Apr 28 Shelton Invitational (B&G) 1 11.39a V F Sat, Apr 28 Shelton Invitational (B&G)
In looking at the debate over times I find myself puzzled by the (10.84a), question - is this an abberation or is it real? In review of Dunn's season one notes the only time actually under 11 sec., is this disputed 10.84, the 10.97 is reported as hand time yet not properly rounded up to 11. The reason I call into question 10.84a, is in this run he was not challenged over the past weekend he had competition and could not go faster than 11.16a, the 10.84a is a point 57 drop from the week before without being pressed and in a competitive race a week later he cannot go near there. I believe the 10.84 is a hand time needing to be rounded up to 10.9 with the conversion of 11.14c. either way given his race pattern to date he is up and coming and surely a threat at 2A state, strong comp coming from the sprinters at Prosser.
Posted on 5/1 2:42 PM | IP: Logged
cash brown will completely dominate anyone that wants to race him. Is hamilton in 4a? cause if he is, a healthy aaron wafer will dominate at the state meet
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i agree with tailgatorfan that hamilton will lose to wafer at the state meet. they would both lose if cash brown was in 4a
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Cash Brown would be slaughtered by Hamilton. Not sure about Wafer, haven't heard much about him.
I believe his first name is Aaron.
Can anyone give me details about Wafer?
I'm going to proceed to athletic.net and a few other sites, but still some insight would be good.
Posted on 5/2 9:53 AM | IP: Logged
i think we should the best 20 sprinters is the 100 200 and 400 in the state and just race. then we could see who is really the best. but then again that would never happen. haha
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Aaron Wafer, Moses Lake, class of 2007, is the returning 4A State 200 champion. He is reported injured and has not run much so far this season when doing so he has been off his game, 11.48FAT & 22.94FAT. I am unsure of his return to the track with any meaningful effort this season.
At present Hamilton is putting down the times each week state-wide the others mentioned here are fine sprinters in their own right, however, it is doubtful if any of them ready to beat Hamilton.
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Jamal - i totally agree. until anyone else puts up consistent non hand timed sub 11s hamilton is the man.
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Hamilton is the JV, Cash Brown is all varsity.
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Ah that's too bad, sounds like Wafer could've been the man to compete or even take down Hamilton.
But Hamilton is a tremendous athlete and will only get better as he goes into state.
And remember when we're talking about Dunn, he's still only a sophomore. He will have his chance to be the man.
As of now, it's all Hamilton and it sounds like it good have been all Wafer too.
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State track and field leaders
State track and field leaders
Through April 29, as reported "to Washington Track Weekly"
FAT: Fully automatic timing (add .24" to hand-timed results for comparison). "
Boys
100 meters — FAT: Ryan Hamilton, Evergreen (Vancouver), 10.71;Marlon Murray, Highline, 10.81; Ezra John Griffey, Decatur, 10.89. Hand-timed: Andre' Jennings, Ferris, 10.5; Stephone Jordan, Garfield, 10.6,Mike Vetter, La Salle, 10.6.
200 — FAT: Ryan Hamilton, Evergreen (Vancouver) 21.71; Andre' Jennings, Ferris, 21.99;Marlon Murray, Highline, 21.01. Hand-timed:Stephone Jordan, Garfield, 21.8; Ezra John Griffey, Decatur, 21.8; Ashtin Mott, Lake Stevens, 21.9.
1600 — Michael Chinchar, Kentwood, 4:08.23 (converted from mile time); Nectaly Barbosa, Prosser, 4:08.66;Abdi Hassan, Nathan Hale, 4:11.1.
3200 — Max O'Donoghue-McDonald, Seattle Prep, 8:59.73; Jake Riley, Sehome, 9:00.50; Dak Riek, Mariner, 9:04.49.
110 hurdles — FAT: Stephone Jordan, Garfield, 14.43;Tim Armstrong, East Valley (Spokane), 14.54;Ekai Stone, Evergreen (Vancouver) 14.66. Hand-timed: Armstrong, East Valley, 14.2; David Butler, North Central, 14.4; Josh Garrett, Curtis, 14.5; Adam Walden, Newport 14.5.
300 hurdles — FAT: Stephone Jordan, Garfield, 37.96; Jay Hopkins, Everett, 38.79; Miles Timpe, Enumclaw, 39.05. Hand-timed: Tim Armstrong, East Valley (Spokane), 39.3; Beau Stevie, Liberty Bell, 39.6; Shon Davis, Central Valley, 39.7.
Shot put — Steven Ayers, Sehome, 63-4; Sam Washington, Lincoln, 59-1 ½; Renard Williams, South Kitsap, 57-6.
Discus — Steven Ayers, Sehome, 179-3; Matt Gill, West Valley (Yakima), 169-11; Sam Washington, Lincoln, 168-6.
Javelin — David Musson, Colville, 211-2; Joe Zimmerman, Lewis and Clark, 202-0; Nick Lyons, DeSales, 198-11.
High jump — Ross VanZanten, Mark Morris, 6-8 ¼; Eric Kasinger, Skyview, 6-8, Keefe Brockman, Hanford, 6-8.
Long jump — Magaiva Herman, Hudson's Bay, 24-0; Toney Henderson, Gig Harbor, 23-9; Robert Cramer, Camas, 22-7.
Triple jump — Magaiva Herman, Hudson's Bay, 47-6 ¾; Antoine Simms, Yelm, 44-9. William Davis, Central Valley, 44-8 ½.
Pole vault — Sam Sampson, Squalicum, 15-6, Justin George, Yelm, 15-6; Daniel Thompson, Camas, 15-6.
1600 relay — Kentwood, 3:23.63;Central Valley, 3:23.6; Eastlake, 3:24.27.
This along with revew of today's Vancouver Columbia paper account of the best runners in that area, Dunn is listed at 10.9 (obviously a round up on his 10.84-hence not FAT).
As noted the 2d fastest sprinter in the state to date, Marlon Murray, Highline, 10.81, and Jennings, of Ferris a hand time (10.5), with a FAT (21.99). Jennings coming back from a hamstring in 2006, has tweaked it and been resting for the bigger meets. It is a good bet if healthy he is the legit challenge to Hamilton and they both are 4A.
As for Wafer at his best it has been my observation healthy or otherwise not a match for Hamilton or Jennings as he has never competed well against either.
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I think they forgot Cash brown on that list
Posted on 5/3 7:21 PM | IP: Logged
I mean honestly...I ran a 9.80...Isn't that the world record? I think it is...But ummm nobody saw me run it because I was simply too fast to be caught in a photo finish, but I AM LEGIT, I PROMISE...Hamilton and Wafer aren't even fast compared to me...
...DAMN Cash, shut up. Obviously you are outstanding, and that is why there have been...Zero articles, or results saying you've ran anything faster than a 11.94. So lets not begin to try and take down big guns like Hamilton and Wafer. Until you run under 11, and have stats, to back that up and prove that you did. Please stop running your mouth.
Posted on 5/3 8:42 PM | IP: Logged
Dang a 9.80, thats awesome. but that sucks that no one saw. i bet you would of been famous. well maybe next time
Posted on 5/3 9:52 PM | IP: Logged
Yeah, story of your life huh?
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Dude that is crazy that no one saw, what were u doing racing by yourself
Posted on 5/4 10:10 PM | IP: Logged
Nut uh, it was uhhh...Me and Justin Gaitlin. But he is just ashamed to admit that he was beat by a high schooler.
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I dont even know who that is. But good for you that you won. Was it a first?
Posted on 5/5 9:27 AM | IP: Logged
Dear God.
Posted on 5/5 1:57 PM | IP: Logged
haha, I was just reading thru these posts to see what if any thing there was on Ki-Be but got a kick out of these posts. what all of you have to realize is that swimfan is just nuts, and i do mean NUTS, about royal city athletics. Thinks that everyone at RHS is the best in the league, region, and state at everything. I know that this isn't a baseball post, but just to give you an idea, swimfan thinks that a certain player at Royal should be league MVP because he hit 7 homeruns this year. Other than that he doesn't appear as a leader in anyother catagory, so please excuse them for the overabundant exuberance, probably doesn't know any more about track then baseball.It is a good thing to support your teams and that is one area that swimfan doesn't lack, so please be indulgent and forgiving, like you would to a unknowing child.
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Unknowing child. Nice way to put it.
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i know this isnt the baseball page but, hey dman61 i dont think that barry bonds leads in any other categories besides homeruns but hes a future hall of famer. And the only thing NUTS about swimfan is his athletic ability. plus its not his fault that cash brown is so fast. i think that grandmastrsexay is scared of cash money
Posted on 5/6 9:21 PM | IP: Logged
Yes, but Barry Bonds took steroids. He's a shoe-in hall of famer. :)
Posted on 5/6 11:33 PM | IP: Logged
If I was a runner in high school, I might be scared of somebody that no one has heard of...
Posted on 5/7 8:30 AM | IP: Logged
Why dont all you guys just grow up!
Posted on 5/7 6:58 PM | IP: Logged
Since this one thread seems to be the new Track forum, I thought I might start a new topic. Its under 1A STATE predictions...
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I know whos going to win, but you will just tell me to grow up again!
Posted on 5/8 5:48 PM | IP: Logged
100 meter- 1st cash brown, 2nd sybouts, and 3rd jiminez discus- 1st randy christensen.... no one else stands a chance
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I think that a name not mentioned much in 4A is Ryan Barrett of Graham-Kapowsin. He's been running some sub-11s, too, and it's possible that he could make finals at State.
Marlon Jennings is somewhat of a surprise (and, in 3A, really looks like a shoo-in for finals at State), but he fits the stereotype of the fast Southerner (way south - Jamaica!). He's a nice kid, too; ran against my son last year. Marlon beat him and nicely told my son it was because he (my son) was injured.
Mark Pridgeon is in the running, but I don't think he'll make it to finals at State. And like you said earlier, Aaron made champ last year primarily due to lack of some serious competition. I agree that his times haven't been particularly spectacular this year and don't see him in the finals.
I thought Ezra John would do better. I think he'll make finals, but I don't think he'll make top 3 this year. But he has another year, so he might win it.
And I'll say it one more time: don't always think that you can get a good approximation of a FAT from a hand time. I'm still seeing sometimes .4 or so difference as opposed to the statistical .24.
In any case, too, I'm praying that no one gets injured, either before or at State. It looks like a good field and it'd be good to see the best man win.
And per my other thread (that no one seems to take much interest in), a friend of my kid's who's in a teeny school in Idaho and who goes to State in track has a 4.0 and got an almost free ride to Dartmouth!!!!
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I'll give ya Christiansen in the disc, but I'll take Sybouts in the 100 over Brown anyday.
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