Is it too late to expect a harvest?

I planted 4 1st year "baby stick" rhizomes this year. I planted in mid May due to the late frosts we were having here in Ohio. Admittedly, I didn't take real good care of the plants and I tried growing them more horizontally to keep the height down so I don't expect much, especially for 1st year plants. Anyway, 3 the plants are about 8 feet tall (okay long) with more and more offshoots coming every week. They are getting fuller and fuller, but I still don't have any flowers. I was expecting a late September harvest, but I'm not sure if that's going to happen or not. Is there plenty of time or should I just say I was building the root system this year?
As an aside, 2 other guys in town have 1st year Cascades and have already harvested quite a few cups of cones.

I have a:
Chinook
Kent (Ohio?) Goldings
Williamette

Due to a "property line dispute", the neighbor killed my Sterling plant and the root was rotted the last time I checked it. Turns out, I was still 4 feet on my side of the property after she got it surveyed. My four year old calls her "The Fat Meanie" I guess I'll put something else in that spot next year as well as redo my structure to grow vertically.

I apologize for the usual 1st year hops post. I'm sure you guys are getting sick of them.

I wouldn't expect much of a harvest from your hops, but you still have the potential to get a few. My Fuggles grew three feet a couple weeks ago while I was on vacation and started popping out cones left and right. They are just over 10' tall now.

It seems like everyone has good luck with first year Cascades, I think they have steroids in them the way they grow. (Wish mine wouldn't have died).

Little late for flowers, just let them grow until the frost kills the bine.

I'm still getting new flowers on my cascade, but I live in central lower peninsula of Michigan. My flowers are small compared to some I've seen, but hopefully there will be enough to use for a batch.

Let me restate the out of the three plants I have, only one has flowers. The others are small to tiny, and as of yet, no flowers.

My 1st year Centennial is 15 ft high and not a single flower to be seen... sigh

I harvested mine last week and I've already got a few new cones coming out.

My first year Cascades look like they are dying. I guess I need to give them less water but do it more often. If I go a day without watering they droop and the leaves curl. If I water (about 1 gallon on each plant) every day, they turn brown. Then there are the bugs. I think I have had every species of bug come to my yard and taste my plants.

Master gardener, I am not.

Sorry, I just had to tell someone...