High Schoolers

[booth]

Lincoln Dunn ran a 10.46 100 on March 2.
Cole Coppedge ran a 10.36 100 on March 2.
Lliya Dryaba ran a 10.45 100 on March 7.
Luke Rives ran a 10.49 100 on March 7.
Tyler Honeyman ran a 21.03 200 on March 7.

These are outdoor times.

 

[freedom1]

This Jordan Parker is really something. He was on the 4 x 100 relay team that just obliterated the national high school record. Looks like they have him running as a 400 meter specialist. In this vid, he runs a 47 flat with ease.

 

[white lightning]

This Jordan Parker is really something. He was on the 4 x 100 relay team that just obliterated the national high school record. Looks like they have him running as a 400 meter specialist. In this vid, he runs a 47 flat with ease.

Being that Jordan Parker is from Texas it reminds me so much of Boling. Boling was from there and a 400 meters guy the majority of his
high school along with some long jumping and a few other things. Kid isn't that tall but man is he explosive. Looks like he could have kept
running another 50 meters too. Great speed endurance.

 

[jacknyc]

Mason Dossett of Texas ran 13.27 in 110m hurdles at the Texas Relays.
That's equal No.5 all-time in high school.
You can see his race here at the 35 second mark.

 

[white lightning]

Mason Dossett of Texas ran 13.27 in 110m hurdles at the Texas Relays.
That's equal No.5 all-time in high school.
You can see his race here at the 35 second mark.

Damn he just left them all in the dust. Wow was that fast. Incredible time for a high school kid. The next Trey Cunningham?

 

[jacknyc]

Apparently he's a football player, and is committed to Baylor.

 

[jacknyc]

Wow!!
Watch Victoria Cameron dominate! the Texas 4A 100m final. You won't be disappointed.
11.35 - great time!
Although things are disappointing at the collegiate level, we have some incredible sprinters right now at the high school level.

Since the Texas Relays were this weekend, it made me wonder what happened to this super speedy, 2 time state champion.
Well, she graduated last year and is attending Tarleton State University (never heard of it), and is playing soccer, but not running track!
And so it goes with some of our athletes....

 

[SneakyQuick]

Since the Texas Relays were this weekend, it made me wonder what happened to this super speedy, 2 time state champion.
Well, she graduated last year and is attending Tarleton State University (never heard of it), and is playing soccer, but not running track.
And so it goes with some of our athletes....

Pretty wild only two white girls in the race. One wins it, the other looked respectable

 

[sprintstar]

I think the other white girl is actually black with dyed blonde hair. Super high knee lift! Too bad she is focusing on soccer...

 

[Thousand Okie]

Thanks to Jack from NYC for the Mason Dossett post. I think I may have posted something on Dossett when he ran a windy 13.66 as a sophomore. Back then he looked like he had the potential to run a 13 flat in the future but always seemed to have a nagging injury or to clip a hurdle. He improved slightly his junior year but was inconsistent. His 13.27 puts him at #2 in the nation. He finally seems to be living up to the promise he showed in the 10th grade. He's 6'1" and 185 lbs. and will be playing wide receiver at Baylor.

The kid who won the 300 hurdles at the Texas Relays is Andrew Jones, a sophomore. His time of 36.75 puts him at #3 in the nation. Jones has also run 14.25 (1.7) in the highs.

#1 in the nation with a 36.43 in the 300 hurdles is Vance Nilsson of Arizona. He also has a 13.87 (-0.5) and a windy 13.78 (3.1) in the highs. He had a great junior year in AZ and he seems headed for an even greater year as a senior.