Race
Coldwater Rumble 100 Mile is the 100-mile race in Aravaipa’s event at Estrella Mountain Regional Park in Goodyear, Arizona. The organizer describes desert trails and notes that distances may vary between editions.
4 TUM reports · Published coverage below
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Nathan Brown won 2025 Coldwater Rumble 100Mile in 15:50:06, reported as the third-fastest course time. He described rallying after difficulties and compared it with his previous-year Kodiak DNF; this is distinct from his later Jackpot result.
Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: January 24, 2025
Elizabeth Shell won the 2025 Coldwater 100-mile women’s race in 19:27:53, third overall. Karl Meltzer completed the men’s podium in 19:44:06; his men’s category place is not Shell’s overall place.
Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: January 24, 2025
Jeff Browning withdrew from 2025 Coldwater 100Mile at mile 42 and then targeted a Western States 50-plus age-group record later that year. The plan is not a record achieved.
Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: January 24, 2025
Jeff Browning covered43.7 miles to win Across the Years’ six-hour event, describing it as preparation for Coldwater Rumble100. A completed six-hour result and a later race plan are separate.
2025 winner
Nathan Brown won 2025 Coldwater Rumble 100Mile in 15:50:06, reported as the third-fastest course time. He described rallying after difficulties and compared it with his previous-year Kodiak DNF; this is distinct from his later Jackpot result.
Source2025 women’s winner, third overall
Elizabeth Shell won the 2025 Coldwater 100-mile women’s race in 19:27:53, third overall. Karl Meltzer completed the men’s podium in 19:44:06; his men’s category place is not Shell’s overall place.
Source2025 men’s podium finisher
Elizabeth Shell won the 2025 Coldwater 100-mile women’s race in 19:27:53, third overall. Karl Meltzer completed the men’s podium in 19:44:06; his men’s category place is not Shell’s overall place.
Source2025 mile 42 withdrawal
Jeff Browning withdrew from 2025 Coldwater 100Mile at mile 42 and then targeted a Western States 50-plus age-group record later that year. The plan is not a record achieved.
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Public background sources checked October 30, 2026. The selection contains 127 published issues.
TUM’s reported elapsed time differs from the organizer’s results index; the historical TUM value is retained rather than silently corrected.
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Published article, 2025-01-24T23:45:20.036Z. Public original captured at 2026-10-30T05:55:43.605Z and projected to reviewed article text; no publishing-repository text pin is claimed.
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