Bandera 50K is the 50-kilometer race in Tejas Trails’ Bandera weekend. The organizer’s current course page describes one loop over rocky terrain with short, steep hills, while allowing for last-minute changes.
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Troyer’s Tussey 50-mile and Bandera 50K wins
Troyer won the October 2024 USATF 50-mile road championship at Tussey Mountain in 5:16:14, then January 2025 Bandera 50K in 3:46:53. The distances and editions remain separate.
Event date: January 2025 · TUM publication: February 7, 2025
Hans Troyer announced joining Altra and targeted Black Canyon’s Golden Ticket and the JFK 50 record. This January 24 account quoted his 2024 USATF 50-mile mark as 5:16:13; the later February 7 feature reports 5:16:14. Both source observations are retained without inventing a correction.
Hans Troyer won January 2025 Bandera 50K in 3:46:53 on the relocated Camp Eagle course, described as “Bandeagle,” after a missed turn. Ryan Miller’s 20–25-minute course comparison and Lila Gaudrault’s praise were attributed observations, not certified conversion factors.
Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: January 16, 2025
On the relocated 2025 Bandera 50K course, Alexander Pawlak was second man in 4:23:06 and Ryan Miller third in 4:27:41. Courtney Rouse won the women’s race in 5:03:00, ahead of Ally Hagen in 6:21:00 and Kathryn Tubb in 6:40:19.
Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: January 16, 2025
Troyer won the October 2024 USATF 50-mile road championship at Tussey Mountain in 5:16:14, then January 2025 Bandera 50K in 3:46:53. The distances and editions remain separate.
On the relocated 2025 Bandera 50K course, Alexander Pawlak was second man in 4:23:06 and Ryan Miller third in 4:27:41. Courtney Rouse won the women’s race in 5:03:00, ahead of Ally Hagen in 6:21:00 and Kathryn Tubb in 6:40:19.
On the relocated 2025 Bandera 50K course, Alexander Pawlak was second man in 4:23:06 and Ryan Miller third in 4:27:41. Courtney Rouse won the women’s race in 5:03:00, ahead of Ally Hagen in 6:21:00 and Kathryn Tubb in 6:40:19.
On the relocated 2025 Bandera 50K course, Alexander Pawlak was second man in 4:23:06 and Ryan Miller third in 4:27:41. Courtney Rouse won the women’s race in 5:03:00, ahead of Ally Hagen in 6:21:00 and Kathryn Tubb in 6:40:19.
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