Hall of Fame

Being fast is in her blood. While her last name is synonymous with running and cross-country at Arrowhead, Jackie Mulrooney paved her own path as a Warhawk and dominated in both sports. From setting course records to earning All-State honors and being named Team Captain, Jackie put together quite an impressive runner’s resume. Here are her high school accomplishments:
Cross Country:

• All-Conference: 2nd Team 1999, 1st Team 2000 & 2001 (2001 Conference Champ)
• All-State: Honorable Mention 1999, 1st Team All-State: 2000 & 2001;
• Team Captain 2000 & 2001
• Foot-Locker National Qualifier 2001 (first girl in Wisconsin in 10 years to make it to nationals)
• Broke four course records and won every invitational senior year
• Set the AHS school record in the 4K: 14:18

Track:

• All-Conference
  • Indoors: 3200 Meter Run - 2000 & 2001
  • Outdoors: 3200 Meter Run - 2000 & 2002 (2002 Conference Champ, set the Conference and AHS school record).
• All-State Honors
  • State Qualifier 3200 Meter Run - 2000, 2001& 2002                                     
  • 2002 State Champ by 21 seconds, AHS school record 10:48
• Broke the school record in the 3200 five times her senior year

In addition, with Jackie leading the way, the AHS cross-country team was State runner-up in 1999 and placed third in 2001. Jackie also accomplished a lot in the classroom, capturing a 3.75 GPA, plus she was a member of the National Honors Society and received the Kohl’s Scholarship Award.

Following her successful journey at Arrowhead, Jackie took her running shoes to UW-Madison where she earned 2^nd-team All Big Ten, before transferring to UW-Platteville where she ran cross-country and track. As a Pioneer, she earned All-American honors, set school records, was named Conference Champion, earned the Team Captain title and much more.

As many of you know, Jackie’s dad is Arrowhead Hall of Famer Mike Mulrooney. She attributes much of her success and passion for running to growing up in the track and cross-country world with her dad. Jackie was a teacher in the Lake Country area before taking on a new role as a life coach (aka Stay at Home Mom). She still enjoys running and participates in some local races.