Overview
- At the OSAA 5A championships in Eugene on May 31, Anderson clipped the final hurdle but tucked into a forward roll to cross the line first
- She clocked 14.93 seconds to secure the 100m hurdles state title in her junior year
- Anderson said she relied on gymnastics muscle memory during the tumble because she wasn’t sure how far behind her rivals were
- The MileSplit video of her double somersault finish has racked up millions of views and drawn praise from fans online
- Her individual gold helped Thurston High capture the Class 5A team championship, and she also placed third in both the long jump and the 100m open