Khanor Jump unleashes the shot-put last season. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)
Does he get a day off? Not likely.
Does he want a day off? Probably not likely, either.
Coupeville High School sophomore Khanor Jump is staying busy as the latest track and field season unfolds, competing both for the Wolves and as a one-man wrecking crew.
Sunday, he went down to the Evergreen State College in Olympia to fling the hammer in an event which drew competitors from multiple schools.
Jump’s top throw went 100 feet, two inches, and he has broken triple digits each time out while participating in two of the three hammer series events held this spring.
His PR in the event is 117-02.
The hammer throw is not generally part of regular season meets in Washington state, so throwers have to follow their own path, with a season-long series which culminates in a state championship separate from the one offered by the WIAA.
Jump finished 22nd at the hammer throw state championships as a freshman, second-best for a 9th grader.
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