2016 Race Results

Mountain Biking
Vapor Trail 125
Salida, CO Sept 10/11
2nd Overall Woman
18:47
Race Report

Original Growler
Gunnison, CO - May 29
5th Overall Woman
6:58:57

True Grit Epic 50 Mile Race
Santa Clara, UT - March 12
7th Overall Woman
4:23:23
Race Report

Leadville Winter Bike Series
Mineral Belt Mayhem
Leadville, CO - March 5th
4th Overall Woman

Tennessee Pass Night Jam
Tennessee Pass Nordic Center, CO - Feb 20th
5th Overall Woman

Multisport
Original Meowler
Gunnison, CO -  May 22
Coming down off the high point at the South Park Trail Marathon
5:12:29 (Counter Clockwise direction)
2nd Overall Woman
Race Report

Running
American Discovery Trail 10k
Colorado Springs, CO - Sept 5th
1st Overall Female
42:31

Sheep Mountain Endurance Run - 54m
Fairplay, CO - July 16
1st Overall Female
11:55:00
Race Report

South Park Trail Marathon
Fairplay, CO - June 12
2nd Overall Female
5:18:44
Race Report

Cheyenne Mountain Trail Run 50k

CMSP 50K Women's Podium
CMSP, Colorado Springs - April 23
1st Overall Female
5:05:07
Race Report

Three Creeks Half Marathon
Cherry Creek State Park, Denver CO April 3rd
6th Overall, 2nd 35-39 AG
1:34:38

Pikes Peak Road Runners Winter Series
3rd Overall Female, Long Course Series
   Race 4 - 20k, Black Forest - Feb 27
   3rd Overall Female
   1:36:31
   Race Report

   Race 3 - 10m, Baptist Road Course, Feb 13
   4th Overall Female
   1:14:34

   Race 2 - 8m Bear Creek Regional Park, Jan 23
   3rd Overall Female
   55:29

   Race 1 - 6m, CMSP, Jan 7
   7th Overall Female
   1:03:52
   Race Report


Super Half Marathon
Colorado Springs, CO - Feb 7
4th Female 35-39
1:37:41
Race report

Rescue Run 10K
Colorado Springs, CO - Jan 1
Finished... Hamstring issues
Race Report

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