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About Me:
Born and raise in the misty Pacific Northwest near Seattle, I always loved exploring the outdoors. My running career started in middle school in Alaska when I participated in cross country. I continued competing in distance running in high school in Oregon and ran my first marathon at 15 years old—I was immediately hooked! While attending college in Utah (yes, I have moved a lot!), I started to explore trail running as trails are plentiful and very accessible along the Wasatch Front. Trail running became my main hobby during this time.
In 2017, I ran my first 100-mile race, the Wasatch Front 100. I finished in about 27 hours. Since my 100-mile debut in 2017, I have worked hard to get faster, and I broke the 13-hour mark for the 100-mile distance in 2019 at the USATF National Championships and qualified for Team USA for the 2021 24-Hour World Championships.
Today, I live in Park City, Utah and run professionally for Altra Running and Suunto. As an athlete and coach, I’m committed to competing at a high level, growing the sport with other athletes and fostering diversity and inclusion in the sport of ultra-trail running.
Why Do I Coach?
I love helping others achieve beyond their perceived limits. Mentally, we all have put limitations on ourselves and define what we are capable of doing physically and mentally. I am here to help others break down predetermined limitations, redefine the scope of possibility, and see the benefits of a new self-awareness. I have learned a lot over the course of my athletic career, and I am excited to see my athletes achieve new milestones!
Notable Race Results:
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Austin Rattler( 2nd, 22') Leadville 100 coin recipient
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Javelina 100 ( 2nd, '21) Golden Ticket recipient to WSER
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Team USA 24-Hour Qualifier ('21)
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Desert Solstice 24-Hour - 154.71 miles (2nd, '20)
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Unsupported FKT holder of Wonderland Trail 18:49:11 ('20)
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100-Mile Trail National Championships, Brazos Bend 100 (2nd, 19')
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Tahoe 200-Mile Endurance Run (2nd,'19)
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Quicksilver 100k (1st, '19)
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·Palisades 100-Miler (1st, '19)
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Badwater 135-Mile (Youngest Competitor, Age 24, '18)