How the HURT 100 Turned into a Love Story 4th place female
New Wonderland Trail 95 mile Fastest Known Time August 2018, new unsupported FKT FKT of the Year, 3rd place
HURT 2018 Race Report: Dealing with a DNF
UltraFiord 108 mi: How to Become a Conqueror, 1st place female, 5th overall. 108 miles in Patagonia, Chile. April 2015
1st at Zion 100: A Poem, a Win, and Unlikely Friendships, 1st place woman 23:04. 9th overall. 100 mile trail race.
2nd place at 2014 HURT 100 Endurance Run (2nd female, 12th overall. 9th fastest women's time ever for the HURT 100). 100 miles, almost 25,000 feet of ascent on Jan 19-20, 2014.
2013 Cascade Crest 100 Race Report: (5th place, 29th overall) 100 miles, August 24-25, 2013. Proudest moment? Almost even 50 mile splits!
Tarawera 85k in New Zealand: 53 miles, March 16, 2013 (2nd place/7th overall)
The Magical Na Pali Coast Trail: mean rangers, naked hippies, and killer trails, 22 miles, Feb. 2013
Most Dangerous Hike in Oahu, Feb. 2013
Trail Running Adventure on Oahu, Jan. 2013
HURT 100 mile Endurance Run, 3rd place, Jan. 2013
50 miles with Salomon: TNF50 San Francisco, 12/1/12
Bellingham to Mount Baker: 60 miles, 11/7/12
Circumnavigating Mt. Hood, Oregon: 40 miles, 9/26/12
Wonderland Trail FKT solo/unsupported, Circumnavigating Mt. Rainier: 93 miles. 9/15-16/12
-The nitty-gritty story
-Garmin details
Plain 107 mile Race Report (DNF): 62 miles. 9/8/12
First Loop of Plain 107mi course with Dan Probst, 53 miles on 8/7/12
Running the Enchantments with James Varner, 18 miles on 8/15/12 Leavenworth, WA
Tahoe Rim Trail (TRT) 100 mile Race Report (2nd place/7th overall), 7/20-7/21/12
Silverton Alpine 12 hour race, 2nd place/3rd overall at 9,000 feet, 6/30/12, 48 miles
Trans-Zion FKT unsupported, 48 miles in Zion National Park 11/16/11
Cascade Crest 100 mile race report, WA 9/2011
Hardrock 100 race report (from me, the crew) 7/2011
Rainier to Ruston 50 mile (1st place/3rd overall), rhabdomyolysis & a win 6/2011
Congrats on your 200 day challenge. I am beyond impressed. Curious why you haven't used this opportunity to bring in a sponsor, and make some very real money from your efforts. With your running experience, I think the entire world would buy any product that you genuinely support.
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