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Cocodona 250

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Cocodona 250 is an approximately 250-mile point-to-point foot race through Arizona’s trails and towns, linking Black Canyon City with Flagstaff. Its route connects several communities along the way.

Route
Black Canyon City to Flagstaff, ArizonaSource
Format
Approximately 250-mile point-to-point foot raceSource

105 TUM reports · Published coverage below

Publication history

Coverage over time

40 editorial issues

Distinct issues per publication month. Each issue counts once.

Cocodona 250 — monthly TUM coverageFrom Jul 2024 through Nov 2026. Highest month: 15 issues. Exact counts are provided in the accessible chart description.Jul 2024: 1 editorial issueAug 2024: 0 editorial issuesSep 2024: 0 editorial issuesOct 2024: 0 editorial issuesNov 2024: 0 editorial issuesDec 2024: 0 editorial issuesJan 2025: 2 editorial issuesFeb 2025: 3 editorial issuesMar 2025: 2 editorial issuesApr 2025: 2 editorial issuesMay 2025: 3 editorial issuesJun 2025: 2 editorial issuesJul 2025: 1 editorial issueAug 2025: 0 editorial issuesSep 2025: 1 editorial issueOct 2025: 0 editorial issuesNov 2025: 0 editorial issuesDec 2025: 0 editorial issuesJan 2026: 0 editorial issuesFeb 2026: 0 editorial issuesMar 2026: 0 editorial issuesApr 2026: 0 editorial issuesMay 2026: 15 editorial issuesJun 2026: 4 editorial issuesJul 2026: 3 editorial issuesAug 2026: 0 editorial issuesSep 2026: 0 editorial issuesOct 2026: 1 editorial issueNov 2026: 0 editorial issues
Jul 2024Peak 15Nov 2026

Monthly editorial issue counts: Jul 2024: 1; Aug 2024: 0; Sep 2024: 0; Oct 2024: 0; Nov 2024: 0; Dec 2024: 0; Jan 2025: 2; Feb 2025: 3; Mar 2025: 2; Apr 2025: 2; May 2025: 3; Jun 2025: 2; Jul 2025: 1; Aug 2025: 0; Sep 2025: 1; Oct 2025: 0; Nov 2025: 0; Dec 2025: 0; Jan 2026: 0; Feb 2026: 0; Mar 2026: 0; Apr 2026: 0; May 2026: 15; Jun 2026: 4; Jul 2026: 3; Aug 2026: 0; Sep 2026: 0; Oct 2026: 1; Nov 2026: 0.

Sponsor mentions, repeated links and polls are excluded. Credits within editorial items may count. Read the supporting timeline ↓

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Korth’s Cocodona documentary

TUM linked Still Standing and recalled Korth’s men’s win and second overall at Cocodona in May.

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Wilde’s work photographing long ultramarathons

Mountain Outlaw profiled Anastasia Wilde’s work photographing long ultramarathons, including Bigfoot 200, Cocodona 250 and Crazy Mountain 100. The dated account describes the preparation behind her race photography.

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Ultra Uncovered’s four Hardrock conversations

Ultra Uncovered’s build-up series featured Courtney Dauwalter, David Ayala, Kaci Lickteig and Nick Coury. Dauwalter discussed racing with crew support and no pacers; Lickteig discussed finally gaining entry after ten lottery years.

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Western States masters performances

Mentioned only as seven-week context for Browning’s Western States age-group run; no Cocodona result is supplied.

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Pelletier’s dated post-Cocodona account

After stopping Cocodona 250 at mile 190, Pelletier described a suspected stress injury and further assessment still pending. This is his dated personal account, not an independently established diagnosis or present health status.

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Hutchinson’s fatigue-resistance discussion

Alex Hutchinson used Rachel Entrekin’s Cocodona 250 outright win to discuss trail-runner fatigue-resistance research, while cautioning that one physiology finding cannot explain an individual ultra performance. The article is attributed analysis, not a clinical or universal performance claim.

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Cocodona’s 2027 lottery and separate registration wave

The 2027 lottery reported 1,985 verified applicants for 475 places and named selected runners. Applicant demographics and projected women’s draw are distinct from an actual starting field; the shorter-distance June 3–6 registration announcements are separate from finishes.

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Planned Cocodona lottery livestream

Cocodona 250 and Mountain Outpost planned a June 1, 5 p.m. Pacific livestream for the 2027 lottery. A scheduled broadcast is distinct from selected entrants and race results.

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Jackson’s earlier Unbound XL preview

Cocodona 250 was named in Jackson’s season-calendar context; this item adds no new Cocodona result.

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Zach Hauer discusses Cocodona 250 on Distance To Empty

TUM linked Zach Hauer’s discussion of a 69-hour Cocodona 250, including his time near podium contention, and repeated his recap link without giving an exact finishing place.

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Mandie Holmes reports interviewed runners’ Cocodona 250 budgets

TUM highlighted Mandie Holmes’s interviews with Cocodona 250 runners, whose reported race-week budgets ranged from under $2,000 to well over $6,000 beyond entry.

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Entrekin and norda extend their partnership

TUM described Entrekin’s overall win and course record as context for the subsequent norda announcement.

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Cocodona broadcast figures

TUM reported the race broadcast’s stated 1.42 million total views and 43,000 peak live viewers.

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Two Cocodona podcast perspectives

TUM linked separate Dwyer and Kavanagh podcast accounts of the race.

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Cocodona’s 2027 lottery plans

TUM reported the announced weighted lottery and planned May 2–7, 2027 race window.

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Trail Mix’s brand argument

TUM used Cocodona’s gear visibility as context in a brand-commentary link.

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Bracy’s Ram Party win

TUM mentioned Bracy’s crew/pacing role for Entrekin as context separate from Bracy’s Ram Party win.

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Korth’s Cocodona race report

TUM linked Korth’s race report and retained the distinction between its halfway account and final outcomes.

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Cocodona as a brand moment

TUM’s feature lead argued that Cocodona’s community and livestream create a significant brand opportunity. This is editorial interpretation, not independent commercial measurement.

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Entrekin’s own Cocodona report

TUM linked the winner’s own account of taking the lead and managing the race.

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A planned Cocodona women’s panel

TUM announced a future top-three-women panel, not a new race result.

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Entrekin discusses next year’s Cocodona

TUM linked Entrekin’s stated plan to attend rather than race the next year; it does not change her 2026 result.

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Fox reflects on a men’s podium finish

TUM reported Fox’s 2026 third-place men’s time and retained his separate 2025 comparison.

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Browning debriefs Cocodona

TUM linked Browning’s post-race account of the final 50K.

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Amo’s unofficial arrival after the cutoff

TUM distinguished Amo’s unofficial post-cutoff arrival from an official finish.

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Commentary on Cocodona’s media spectacle

TUM linked commentary on the race’s coverage and logistical scale.

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Simmons’s crew account and future lottery plan

TUM linked a crew perspective and a stated 2027 lottery entry; no future participation is confirmed.

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Separate Singletrack interviews after Cocodona

TUM linked separate interviews with the overall and men’s winners.

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Post-race coverage by Outside RUN and Trail Runner

TUM relayed reporting on the edition’s scale and speed.

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What Carries Us follows Kilgore’s race

TUM linked a participant film following Kilgore through the race.

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Dauwalter reflects on second woman at Cocodona

TUM linked Dauwalter’s account of her second-place women’s finish.

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Vilaseca reflects on a stopped Cocodona attempt

TUM linked Vilaseca’s reflection on her stopped race near mile 203; the separate fatal emergency remains unattributed.

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Three different finish-line stories

TUM linked three separate finish-line accounts involving Secatero, Chaney and Hendricks.

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Garmire grades the race by more than placing

TUM linked Garmire’s rounded-time first-person debrief without inventing an exact finish time.

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Entrekin’s mainstream interviews

TUM linked mainstream coverage following Entrekin’s overall win.

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Hauer’s Cocodona debut account

TUM linked Hauer’s first-person debut account.

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Entrekin credits the people around her

TUM linked Entrekin’s post-win reflection and crew credit.

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Lurie’s official DFL recognition

TUM reported the official 2026 DFL recognition for Lurie.

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Culpepper completes Cocodona

TUM reported Culpepper’s 2026 finish and separately dated his earlier route work and race attempts.

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Kummer’s commentary on volunteer demands

TUM linked Kummer’s commentary about the race’s volunteer demands.

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Entrekin’s crew-window accounts

Dominic Grossman described pacing Rachel Entrekin late in Cocodona, while Addie Bracy reflected on the performance. These are crew accounts following Entrekin’s overall win.

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Cyrus finishes 16th overall

TUM linked George Cyrus’s crew account of his 16th overall Cocodona finish; personal health details remain attributed history.

Event date: 2026 · TUM publication: May 9, 2026

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Haapaoja’s charity-run finish

Eric Haapaoja finished Cocodona as a Wander Project charity runner for NORD. TUM connected the finish with his public caregiving account, without further family inference.

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McRae’s second Cocodona finish

Sally McRae became a two-time Cocodona finisher in 2026. TUM separately recalled her fourth-woman finish in 2023; the editions and later Badwater outcome remain distinct.

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Trail Waves compares race broadcasting

Trail Waves compared Cocodona’s long livestream with the lack of a Canyons 100K broadcast. The viewership figures and comparison remain attributed media commentary.

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Cocodona Chronicles reaches Wildcat Aid

Mountain Outpost released episode 12 of Cocodona Chronicles, following race-week scenes at Wildcat Aid and the approach to Mount Elden.

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Cocodona’s completed overall top ten

TUM reported Cocodona’s completed 2026 overall top ten, with three women in the top eight and separate overall and gender-category ranks.

Event date: 2026 · TUM publication: May 8, 2026

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Croxdale rallies through the field

Troy Croxdale finished Cocodona 48th overall and 37th in the men’s standings after an early last-place checkpoint. TUM also identified him as the inaugural Burrito League overall champion.

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A Matter of Brand considers Cocodona’s growth

A Matter of Brand used Entrekin’s win to discuss Cocodona’s future and livestream audience. Comparisons with Western States and UTMB remain the publication’s argument.

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Singletrack’s Cocodona analysis

Finn Melanson, Leah Yingling and Brett Hornig discussed Cocodona’s performances and broadcast on Singletrack. The program is a recap, not a new race result.

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Entrekin’s three Cocodona editions

Rachel Entrekin won Cocodona outright in 56:09:48 in 2026, improving Dan Green’s 2025 overall record. TUM separately listed her 2024 and 2025 women’s wins and overall positions.

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Dauwalter’s different 2025 races

TUM contrasted Dauwalter’s Cocodona DNF, Lavaredo win and UTMB finish in 2025. These are different races and a different year from her 2026 Cocodona finish.

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A dated assessment of Entrekin’s ascent

TUM discussed Entrekin’s 2025 winning streak, including Cocodona, and imagined future starts at major races. Speculation is not an entry or later result.

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Malibu Canyon’s Three Race Distances

The Malibu Canyon report identified Yang as a Cocodona field reporter.

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Entrekin on Women of Distance

A post-Cocodona conversation with Entrekin focused on how she reached longer ultra distances.

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Early plans for Cocodona 2026

The June 2025 announcement looked ahead to the 2026 race.

Event date: 2026 · TUM publication: June 6, 2025

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Pelletier’s Cocodona pacing film

Jeff Pelletier shared a 50-minute film about pacing Jeff Garmire at the 2025 Cocodona 250.

Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: June 6, 2025

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Jolliffe and Ross on Choose Strong

Max Jolliffe and Mackenzie Ross joined Sally McRae on Choose Strong to recap Jolliffe’s 2025 Cocodona race.

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Western States plans and injuries

Hawks withdrew from Western States 2025 and targeted UTMB. Roche reported knee trouble without withdrawing, while Green was next on the waitlist.

Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: May 23, 2025

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Dan Green’s hometown welcome

This May 23 account listed Green’s 2025 winning time as 58:47:00 while describing his hometown welcome.

Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: May 23, 2025

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Mammoth’s 2025 permit announcement

TUM reported permits for the inaugural 2025 Mammoth 200, a planned 208-mile Eastern Sierra loop with Mammoth Mountain endpoints and $20,000 in prize money.

Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: May 23, 2025

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The early Cocodona 2026 entries

Its 2026 registration filled rapidly in May 2025; individual entry and crew comments were early participation plans.

Event date: 2026 · TUM publication: May 23, 2025

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Interviews with Cocodona’s 2025 winners

TUM linked Green discussing his 2025 Cocodona course record and Entrekin discussing consecutive women’s wins.

Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: May 23, 2025

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The Pointy End

TUM recommended Lytle’s documentary about the front of the 2025 Cocodona race, featuring Green, Dauwalter, Entrekin and Sandes.

Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: May 23, 2025

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Lytle’s Cocodona conversations

TUM linked separate Lytle conversations with Entrekin, her unnamed crew and Green after Cocodona 2025.

Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: May 23, 2025

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Chisholm on Free Outside

Garmire interviewed two-time Cocodona finisher Jennie Chisholm on Free Outside about her 2025 race.

Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: May 23, 2025

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Singletrack on Cocodona

TUM recommended Singletrack’s Long Run Archives discussion of Cocodona’s race culture, media and place in ultrarunning.

Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: May 23, 2025

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Dark Horse

TUM linked Bargain Boys Media’s crew-shot film about Green’s 2025 Cocodona win.

Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: May 23, 2025

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Shalvoy’s Cocodona livestream account

On Ultra Uncovered, Shalvoy shared a behind-the-scenes account after more than twenty hours on the 2025 Cocodona livestream microphone.

Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: May 23, 2025

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Coury’s Cocodona video

TUM linked Coury’s behind-the-scenes perspective from the early miles of Cocodona 2025.

Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: May 23, 2025

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Entrekin’s 2025 Cocodona win

Rachel Entrekin won the women’s race at Cocodona 250 in 2025, finishing fourth overall in 63:50:55 with a new women’s course record.

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Green’s Cocodona record

Dan Green won Cocodona 250 in 2025 in 58:47:18, improving the course record then by more than an hour.

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Cocodona podium finishes

The 2025 Cocodona recap reported Edher Ramirez third in 63:10:13, with Lindsey Dwyer and Sarah Ostaszewski second and third in the women’s race.

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Cocodona’s broadcast audience

TUM’s 2025 Cocodona recap reported 13.7k peak concurrent livestream viewers and, separately, 130k views of the first stream.

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Dauwalter’s Cocodona DNF

Courtney Dauwalter stopped at mile 108 of the 2025 Cocodona 250.

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Podcast hosts finish Cocodona

TUM’s 2025 Cocodona recap reported sixth place for Finn Melanson and eighteenth for Cameron Hanes.

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A Cocodona withdrawal

The issue reported that Max Joliffe stopped Cocodona around mile 230 in 2025 and intended to return the following year.

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Subertas finishes fifth

Haroldas Subertas finished fifth overall in the 2025 Cocodona 250.

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Garmire’s fifth Cocodona finish

Jeff Garmire became the 2025 Cocodona 250’s first five-time finisher, taking tenth place.

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Cocodona Chronicles

TUM recommended seven short Cocodona Chronicles films produced and released during the 2025 race.

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Cocodona’s fifth edition approaches

Cocodona’s fifth edition was scheduled for May 5, 2025, on a 250-plus-mile route from Black Canyon City to Flagstaff.

Event date: May 5, 2025 · TUM publication: May 2, 2025

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Dauwalter headlines the 2025 preview

TUM’s 2025 Cocodona preview focused on Dauwalter’s entry and recalled Coury’s vision for the Arizona route.

Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: May 2, 2025

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Singletrack’s 2025 Cocodona preview

TUM recommended Singletrack’s preview ahead of the 2025 Cocodona 250.

Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: May 2, 2025

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A different finish over Mount Elden

The 2025 Cocodona preview described reversing the Mount Elden approach, climbing gradually and descending the steep south face toward Flagstaff.

Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: May 2, 2025

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Garmire’s Cocodona and trail ambitions

The 2025 Cocodona preview considered Garmire and Dauwalter’s prospects and recalled McConaughy’s 2022 win.

Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: May 2, 2025

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Mountain Outpost plans full-race coverage

Coury announced plans for Mountain Outpost to cover all 125 hours of Cocodona in 2025.

Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: May 2, 2025

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Aravaipa’s Cocodona interview archive

Ahead of Cocodona 2025, TUM recommended organizer Aravaipa’s interview playlist, which also included earlier-year videos.

Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: May 2, 2025

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The Chase revisits Cocodona 2024

The Chase, recommended in May 2025, documented the 2024 men’s Cocodona race.

Event date: 2024 · TUM publication: May 2, 2025

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Micallef explores age and endurance

Dauwalter’s planned 2025 Cocodona debut provided context for TUM’s recommendation of Micallef’s essay on age and endurance.

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A film revisits Cocodona 2024

TUM recommended Aravaipa’s newly released 250 Miles Unfiltered, assembled from the 2024 Cocodona Chronicles series. The author had not watched it at publication.

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Bargain Boys follows Green’s Cocodona build

The goal of Dan Green’s preparations in the new video series.

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Anderson joins Topo and plans Cocodona

Kat Anderson announced a Topo Athletic signing; TUM recalled her 2024 Sedona Canyons 125 win and plan for Cocodona 250 in May 2025.

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Ultra Uncovered’s Cocodona interviews

Ultra Uncovered’s Cocodona 250 mini-series featured Jeff Garmire, Arlen Glick, Shelby Farrell and Jamil Coury.

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Flagstaff Bound previews Cocodona

Aravaipa and Distance to Empty launched Flagstaff Bound, featuring Kyla Maher, Dan Green, Callie Vinson and Ryan Sandes ahead of Cocodona 250.

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Worden on Free Outside

Jeff Garmire interviewed Chris Worden on Free Outside about trail-race commentary and behind-the-scenes experiences.

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Dauwalter wins Crown King’s women’s race

Courtney Dauwalter set a women’s Crown King Scramble 50K record of 4:19:49 and placed second overall, using the race to prepare for a planned Cocodona 250.

Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: March 28, 2025

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Ebert and Ithurburn lead Southern States 200

James Ebert won overall, Coree Woltering finished second, and Ashlie Ithurburn placed third overall and first among women. Woltering used the race in preparation for Cocodona 250.

Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: March 28, 2025

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Crosby and Vilaseca join Mount to Coast

TUM reported Cole Crosby and Manuela Vilaseca signing with Mount to Coast. It cited Crosby’s Across the Years 24-hour course record and called Vilaseca a 2024 Cocodona 250 runner-up (category unspecified), with the Triple Crown of 200s planned for 2025.

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Coury and Harris discuss The Chase

The 2024 race was the subject of the upcoming film The Chase.

Event date: 2024 · TUM publication: February 21, 2025

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The Chase trailer revisits Cocodona 2024

The historical edition documented in The Chase; the separate women’s film remained a future plan.

Event date: 2024 · TUM publication: February 14, 2025

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Cocodona volunteer registration

TUM linked open volunteer registration for the 2025 Cocodona 250 and described Aravaipa race credits for volunteers.

Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: February 7, 2025

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Garmire’s planned self-supported AT attempt

Jeff Garmire announced an August 2025 self-supported Appalachian Trail FKT attempt and plans to use Cocodona as preparation. A plan is not a completed attempt, record or final support category.

Event date: August 2025 · TUM publication: January 16, 2025

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AJW’s year review and predictions

Andy Jones-Wilkins reviewed 2024 predictions and discussed 2025 on Crack a Brew with AJW, including a Cocodona 250 ambition. His forecast is not a completed race or official award result; the source’s Barkley zero-finishers phrasing is not promoted into a historical result.

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Entrekin’s first long-ultra win in a linked feature

TUM revisited Entrekin’s 2024 win in a feature recommendation; it is distinct from later editions and wins.

Event date: 2024 · TUM publication: July 29, 2024

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AJW interviews Entrekin about Cocodona

Entrekin’s Cocodona experience was a stated interview topic, separate from an independently checked result.

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Repeated link

Carryover: Cocodona 250 Women’s Podium Panel

TUM repeated the Women’s Podium Panel livestream link in its most-viewed-links section; this slot supplies no additional guest, attendance, or event-outcome evidence.

Repeated link

The Chase reaches YouTube

TUM linked The Chase, a full-length film about the 2024 Cocodona 250, and noted that the film had been mentioned repeatedly before.

Event date: 2024 · TUM publication: April 25, 2025

Connections

Person in this dated may 2026 result recalled in the documentary item

Kilian Korth

TUM linked Still Standing and recalled Korth’s men’s win and second overall at Cocodona in May.

Source

Person in this dated may 2026 result recalled in the documentary item

Rachel Entrekin

TUM linked Still Standing and recalled Korth’s men’s win and second overall at Cocodona in May.

Source

Connection in this dated account

Anastasia Wilde

Mountain Outlaw profiled Anastasia Wilde’s work photographing long ultramarathons, including Bigfoot 200, Cocodona 250 and Crazy Mountain 100. The dated account describes the preparation behind her race photography.

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DNF at mile 190 recalled in dated personal account

Jeff Pelletier

After stopping Cocodona 250 at mile 190, Pelletier described a suspected stress injury and further assessment still pending. This is his dated personal account, not an independently established diagnosis or present health status.

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