Race
Cactus Rose 100 is the hundred-mile distance at Tejas Trails’ Cactus Rose event in Texas’ Hill Country State Natural Area near Bandera. Its rugged course uses repeated 25-mile loops and a self-support format.
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TUM’s explicitly unofficial Cactus Rose 100 results named Arneson men’s winner in 22:43:50 and Hackleman women’s winner/third overall. Scott Baldridge’s dated result is retained without personal/medical biography.
TUM reported Philip Arneson and Madeline Green winning Cactus Rose 100 after a venue change to Camp Eagle.
Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: October 30, 2025
Philip Arneson · Won Cactus Rose 100 in 22:43:50 according to explicitly unofficial results.
TUM’s explicitly unofficial Cactus Rose 100 results named Arneson men’s winner in 22:43:50 and Hackleman women’s winner/third overall. Scott Baldridge’s dated result is retained without personal/medical biography.
SourceEsther Hackleman · Won the women’s Cactus Rose 100 race and finished third overall according to unofficial results; women occupied four of the top six places.
TUM’s explicitly unofficial Cactus Rose 100 results named Arneson men’s winner in 22:43:50 and Hackleman women’s winner/third overall. Scott Baldridge’s dated result is retained without personal/medical biography.
SourceStuart Job · Finished second among the men at Cactus Rose 100 in the unofficial results.
TUM’s explicitly unofficial Cactus Rose 100 results named Arneson men’s winner in 22:43:50 and Hackleman women’s winner/third overall. Scott Baldridge’s dated result is retained without personal/medical biography.
SourceDerek Ezell · Completed the unofficial Cactus Rose 100 men’s podium in third.
TUM’s explicitly unofficial Cactus Rose 100 results named Arneson men’s winner in 22:43:50 and Hackleman women’s winner/third overall. Scott Baldridge’s dated result is retained without personal/medical biography.
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Reported 2026-10-26
TUM’s explicitly unofficial Cactus Rose 100 results named Arneson men’s winner in 22:43:50 and Hackleman women’s winner/third overall. Scott Baldridge’s dated result is retained without personal/medical biography.
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Published article, 2026-10-26T20:52:03.372Z. Public original captured at 2026-10-26T20:55:46.170Z and projected to reviewed article text; no publishing-repository text pin is claimed.
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