40th Annual Wasatch Front 100 Mile Endurance Run lived up to its reputation of being a TOUGH race. The course is known as “one of the most unique and challenging events in the world”. It’s also defined as a race of adaptation, adversity and perseverance. I wholeheartedly agree with both of these statements. My race lasted 28.5 hours -Female 8 and 49th OA. In that time I saw two incredible sunrises and a sunset.
The journey from Kaysville, Utah to Soldier Hollow Park in Midway, Utah was a rollercoaster of power hiking, vertical descending, bushwhacking and near ankle busting rock sliding. The early rain kept the trail dust down and temps cooler than in previous years. ( Woohoo!) I made several new friends along the way. One being Clark Hershey who was going for his 10th Wasatch finish (he did it!). As the race progressed I was supported by my outstanding team – Jessica Welker, BrianBeckstead and Lauren Swigart. Their support and commitment to crew, pace and encourage day and night meant everything to me. I celebrate this first Wasatch finish with all of them. ❤️🧡💛
This sea level ultra girl just might see you next year😄
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