Oregon High School Athlete Wins Race After Epic Tumble

Oregon High School Athlete Wins Race After Epic Tumble A high school track and field event in Oregon took an unexpected turn when Brooklyn Anderson, a student athlete, tripped during the final hurdle of the 100-meter hurdles race at the state championship on May 31st. Instead of stopping, Anderson, displaying remarkable determination, completed the race using cartwheels, securing a stunning victory. The race was captured on video by the NFHS Network. "I wasn't sure how far ahead I was, so I knew I had to keep going, because I really wanted to win." Anderson said after the race, laughing about her unconventional finish. Her time of 14.93 seconds secured her first-place finish. The video of Anderson's incredible feat went viral, showcasing her resilience and athletic spirit. It's a testament to her determination and ability to overcome unexpected obstacles.