2019 Race Results

Running
Razorback Running Revival 50k
Mountainburg, AR
5th Overall, 1st Woman; 8:03
Race Report

Indian Creek 55k
Sedalia, CO; Oct 12
5th Woman, 7:10
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Sangre de Cristo 100 Mile
Westcliffe, CO; Sept 21
2nd Woman, 32:33
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American Discovery Trail Marathon
Colorado Springs, CO; Sept 2nd
2nd Masters, 3:48:03

Moonshadow Half Marathon Night Race
CMSP, CO; August 31
3rd Overall, 1st Overall Woman - 1:53:28
Course Record
Race Report

Woodland Park Mayors Cup 10k
Woodland Park, CO; August 10th
2nd Overall Woman; 45:29

Sheep Mountain Endurance Run 50k
Fairplay, CO; August 3rd
3rd Overall Woman; 6:52
Race Report

Barr Trail Mountain Race
SkyRunning North American Championships
Manitou Springs, CO; July 28
15th Woman, 1st Masters Woman 2:20:41
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Last Call 50 Mile
Fairplay, CO; July 7th
7th Overall, 1st Overall Woman; 12:27
New Course Record
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TommyKnocker 12 Hour
White Ranch Open Space, Golden CO; June 23
8th Overall Woman, 34.5 miles
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Garden of the Gods 10k
Colorado Springs, June 9
2nd Overall Woman, 43:32
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NORAD Trail Race Half Marathon
CMSP, May 19
1st Overall Woman 1:52:37
New Course Record
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Women’s Distance Festival 5k
Colorado Springs, May 11
2nd Overall Woman, 20:21
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Cheyenne Mountain Trail Race 50k
Colorado Springs, April 26
5th Overall Women, 5:26:04
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Rattler Trail Race 50k
Colorado Springs, April 13
First Overall Woman, 5:21:34
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Stories Ultra 30 hour
CMSP, Feb 9/10
2nd Woman, 3rd Overall - 100.7 miles
Stories 30 hour - last loop
Race Report 1
Race Report 2

Super Half Marathon
Colorado Springs, CO - Feb 3
4th Overall Woman, 1:34:14
Race Report

Winter Series 2
CMSP, Jan 24
4th Overall Woman

Rescue Run 10k
Colorado Springs, CO - Jan 1
5th Overall Woman, 46:12
Race Report

 Mountain Biking
Bear Bait 8 Hour
Casper Mountain, WY; June 22
2nd Overall Team, 1st Co-Ed Duo
11 Laps, 8:33:59
Race Report

12th Original Growler
Gunnison, CO - May 26th
2nd Overall Woman 7:41:45
(Counter Clockwise with new singletrack)

Tennessee Pass Night Jam
Tennessee Pass - Jan 19
4th overall woman
Rescue Run Weather...
Photo Tom Deware
Race Report

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