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2019uroy

  • 2019 Performances of the Year

    by UltraRunning Magazine 01/16/2020
    by UltraRunning Magazine 01/16/2020

    Camille Herron’s 24-hour world record and Jim Walmsley’s Western States course record are the 2019 UltraRunning Performances of the Year

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  • Walmsley and Dauwalter named 2019 UltraRunners of the Year

    by UltraRunning Magazine 01/15/2020
    by UltraRunning Magazine 01/15/2020

    Jim Walmsley is the Ultrarunner of the Year for 2019. This is the fourth year in a row that he has won the men’s honor, a feat only previously accomplished by Tom Johnson (1992-1995). Walmsley’s year was topped by a 14:09:28 course record at the venerable Western States 100 and a world record 50-mile time of 4:50:08 at the Project X Invitational. He also won the Santa Barbara Nine Trails 35 Mile in course record time, Norway’s Ultravasan 90k, and the inaugural Fast 50 (Mile) in Hong Kong. Walmsley lives in Flagstaff, Arizona, with his girlfriend, Jessica.

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  • Gallagher and Bitter named #2 2019 UltraRunners of the Year

    by UltraRunning Magazine 01/14/2020
    by UltraRunning Magazine 01/14/2020

    Clare Gallagher is ranked second in the UROY voting for 2019. Gallagher won the Western States 100 in 17:23:25, the second-fastest time ever posted. She also won the highly competitive Way Too Cool 50K and was eighth at The North Face Endurance Challenge. An ardent environmental advocate, Gallagher lives in Boulder, Colorado.

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  • Hazen and Lickteig named #3 2019 UltraRunners of the Year

    by UltraRunning Magazine 01/13/2020
    by UltraRunning Magazine 01/13/2020

    Jared Hazen is ranked third in the UROY voting for 2019. Hazen placed second at Western States in 14:26:46, a time that was under the previous course record, only to be second to his roommate and training partner, Jim Walmsley. He also placed second at the Santa Barbara Nine Trails 35 Mile, in a time that was under the previous course record, only to be second to his roommate and training partner, Jim Walmsley. Hazen also won the über-competitive Lake Sonoma 50, where his winning time of 6:08:31 was the third fastest in race history. Hazen lives in Flagstaff, Arizona.

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  • Herron and Reagan named #4 2019 UltraRunners of the Year

    by UltraRunning Magazine 01/12/2020
    by UltraRunning Magazine 01/12/2020

    Camille Herron is ranked fourth in the voting for 2019. Herron broke her own world record with a startling 167.842 miles while winning the IAU World Championship in Albi, France. She also won the Tarawera 100 Mile in New Zealand, setting a course record. In an up and down year, Herron suffered DNFs at Lake Sonoma, Comrades and Western States. A native of Oklahoma, Herron and her husband, Conor, recently moved to Alamosa, Colorado.

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  • Browning and Stanley named #5 2019 UltraRunners of the Year

    by UltraRunning Magazine 01/11/2020
    by UltraRunning Magazine 01/11/2020

    Jeff Browning is ranked fifth in the voting for 2019. One of the most consistent runners in recent years, Browning won the Bear 100, Tarawera 100 Mile in New Zealand and finished ninth at Western States. A coach and graphic designer, Browning, his wife Jennifer and their three kids recently moved to Bozeman, Montana.

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  • Peterson and Tollefson named #6 2019 UltraRunners of the Year

    by UltraRunning Magazine 01/10/2020
    by UltraRunning Magazine 01/10/2020

    Brittany Peterson is sixth in the 2019 UROY voting. She won the Bandera 100K to earn a golden ticket to Western States, where she finished a strong second. Later in the summer, she was fourth at the Tromsø SkyRace in Norway. A native of Minnesota, Peterson teaches occupational therapy at Idaho State University in Pocatello, Idaho.

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  • Leblond and Wang named #7 2019 UltraRunners of the Year

    by UltraRunning Magazine 01/09/2020
    by UltraRunning Magazine 01/09/2020

    Olivier Leblond checks in at number seven for 2019. Leblond won the Umstead 100 and Old Dominion 100, and placed third at the IAU World 24-Hour Championship with a stellar 171 miles – the second best mark in U.S. history. An IT contractor by day, Leblond lives in Arlington, Virginia.

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  • Bracy and Hammond named #8 2019 UltraRunners of the Year

    by UltraRunning Magazine 01/08/2020
    by UltraRunning Magazine 01/08/2020

    Addie Bracy checks in as number eight in 2019. Bracy had a strong and consistent year, with podium finishes at Way Too Cool, Lake Sonoma 50 and The North Face Endurance Challenge. She also won the Quad Rock 50 and was ninth at Western States. Bracy lives in Boulder, Colorado, with her partner Corey, and recently completed a graduate program in sports and performance psychology at the University of Denver.

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  • Daniels and Schide named #9 2019 UltraRunners of the Year

    by UltraRunning Magazine 01/07/2020
    by UltraRunning Magazine 01/07/2020

    Matt Daniels is the ninth ranked runner in the 2019 Ultrarunner of the Year voting. After a DNF at the Bandera 100K in January, Daniels destroyed a deeply talented field while winning the Black Canyon 100K in February and receiving a golden ticket to Western States, where he finished fourth in his debut 100-miler. A Navy veteran and former All-American track standout at Adams State, Daniels lives in Boulder, Colorado, with his new bride, Lauren.

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  • Basham and Schlarb named #10 2019 UltraRunners of the Year

    by UltraRunning Magazine 01/06/2020
    by UltraRunning Magazine 01/06/2020

    Amanda Basham is the 10th ranked woman for 2019. She won three races and placed second at the highly competitive Courmayeur-Champex-Chamonix (CCC) 101k race in the Alps. Originally from Oregon, she now lives in Manitou Springs, Colorado.

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