The 2025 Grand Traverse running results
TUM reported Callie Cooper: Women’s running win · 7:02:19 at the 2025 running Grand Traverse.
Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: September 6, 2025
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TUM reported Callie Cooper: Women’s running win · 7:02:19 at the 2025 running Grand Traverse.
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TUM reported Callie Cooper: Women’s running win · 7:02:19 at the 2025 running Grand Traverse.
Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: September 6, 2025
Women’s running win · 7:02:19
TUM reported Will Murray’s 5:36:29 men’s course record and Callie Cooper’s 7:02:19 women’s win in the Grand Traverse running race. This is distinct from ski and bike results.
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