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Before she is done, Menlo-Atherton senior Annalisa Crowe should be considered the top middle-distance runner in school history. The record book will prove that out.
Crowe broke a pair of school records on Saturday as she clocked
5:02.40 to win the mile at the annual St. Francis Invitational in Mountain View.
The time broke the mile mark of 5:02.5 by Laurie Andeen in 1987. When converted to the 1,600, Crowe’s time of 5:00.65 surpassed Andeen’s 5:02.6 mark in the same season.
Read this story on PASportsOnline.com.
By Keith Peters/Palo Alto Online Sports
By Keith Peters/Palo Alto Online Sports
By Keith Peters/Palo Alto Online Sports
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Menlo-Atherton senior Annalisa Crowe (second from left) set a school record by winning the mile in 5:02.40 on Saturday at the St. Francis Invitational. Photo by John Hale. -
Menlo-Atherton’s Jordan Mims (second from right) won the 400 in 49.77 on Saturday at St. Francis. Photo by John Hale. -
Menlo-Atherton’s Cat DePuy (right) was second in the girls’ 3,000 with Gunn’s Illi Gardner third. Photo by John Hale. -
M-A’s runner-up distance medley relay team featured (L-R) Annalisa Crowe, Madeleine Baier, Olivia Shane and Cat DePuy. Photo by John Hale. -
M-A’s Terrance Matthews-Murphy (left) takes a handoff from Marquise Reid in the sprint medley relay, which the Bears won with a school record. Photo by John Hale. -
Menlo-Atherton’s third-place 400 relay team featured (L-R) Maggie Hall, Kathryn Mohr, Charlotte Schroeder and Logan Maines. Photo by John Hale. -
Menlo-Atherton’s school record-breaking sprint medley relay team featured (L-R) Terrance Matthews-Murphy, Marquise Reid, Jack Gray and Jordan Mims. Photo by John Hale.
