TUM DirectoryBy The Ultra Minute

Race

High Lonesome

Ultra race

High Lonesome is a 100-mile trail race in Colorado’s Sawatch Range, established in 2017. Its mountain loop includes roughly 23,500 feet of climbing and reaches 13,150 feet.

Setting
Colorado’s Sawatch RangeSource
Climbing
About 23,500 feetSource
Established
2017Source

23 TUM reports · Published coverage below

Publication history

Coverage over time

16 editorial issues

Distinct issues per publication month. Each issue counts once.

High Lonesome — monthly TUM coverageFrom Jul 2024 through Nov 2026. Highest month: 2 issues. Exact counts are provided in the accessible chart description.Jul 2024: 1 editorial issueAug 2024: 0 editorial issuesSep 2024: 1 editorial issueOct 2024: 1 editorial issueNov 2024: 1 editorial issueDec 2024: 0 editorial issuesJan 2025: 1 editorial issueFeb 2025: 0 editorial issuesMar 2025: 1 editorial issueApr 2025: 1 editorial issueMay 2025: 0 editorial issuesJun 2025: 1 editorial issueJul 2025: 2 editorial issuesAug 2025: 1 editorial issueSep 2025: 0 editorial issuesOct 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: 0 editorial issuesJun 2026: 0 editorial issuesJul 2026: 2 editorial issuesAug 2026: 1 editorial issueSep 2026: 0 editorial issuesOct 2026: 2 editorial issuesNov 2026: 0 editorial issues
Jul 2024Peak 2Nov 2026

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

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

In The Ultra Minute

Newest first

Published in TUM

Bramley and Poskin’s announced teams

Becca Bramley joined Mount to Coast after her Kodiak 100K runner-up finish. TUM also recalled her 21:55:49 High Lonesome win and reported Kodiak 100-mile winner Cody Poskin joining Team Tantrums.

Published in TUM

Kodiak’s 100-mile results

TUM covered the 100-mile podiums and Addie Bracy’s account of coaching Madeline Wighardt after High Lonesome.

Published in TUM

Sullivan balances hospital medicine and running

Trail Runner profiled High Lonesome winner Ryan Sullivan’s work caring for hospitalized patients and the work schedule that leaves room for focused training. The article distinguishes his running from his livelihood.

Published in TUM

Sullivan wins the rematch; Bramley takes High Lonesome’s women’s record

Sullivan won the men’s race; Bramley’s women’s record placed her third overall. Colt stopped at mile 68, and Rubinfeld won the nonbinary division.

Published in TUM

High Lonesome is underway; Colt describes Sullivan’s return

On July 17, TUM reported High Lonesome underway with Mountain Outpost live coverage and official tracking. Jeff Colt’s account recalled running with Ryan Sullivan in the prior edition and framed their expected rematch. The older course record and prior DNF are historical context, not current results.

Published in TUM

A later correction to Boone’s High Lonesome account

TUM corrected its July 2025 description of Amelia Boone’s healthy High Lonesome finish: she subsequently learned she had fractured her patella in a mile-29 fall. This dated correction takes precedence over the earlier description; no current medical status is inferred.

Published in TUM

Entrekin’s 2025 High Lonesome record

Rachel Entrekin won the women’s High Lonesome 100 in 21:56:16, fourth overall, in 2025. TUM’s seventeen-win streak count belongs to that July account.

Published in TUM

High Lonesome’s mountain course

TUM described the 2025 High Lonesome course as a high-altitude Colorado hundred with roughly 24,000 feet of climbing.

Published in TUM

An earlier record and the race director

TUM compared Entrekin’s 2025 High Lonesome win with McKendree Hickory’s prior women’s record and identified Caleb Efta as race director.

Published in TUM

The race’s participation approach

TUM quoted Entrekin praising High Lonesome’s efforts to support underrepresented groups in 2025. This is attributed commentary.

Earlier coverage (13)
Published in TUM

Colt’s 2025 High Lonesome preparation

TUM described Jeff Colt’s preparation for High Lonesome, including pacing Jeff Mogavero at Western States and an earlier Broken Arrow race. These are dated preparation activities.

Published in TUM

High Lonesome’s broadcast

TUM highlighted Mountain Outpost’s livestream of High Lonesome in 2025.

Published in TUM

FloTrack’s High Lonesome coverage

TUM noted FloTrack covering High Lonesome in 2025. The publication’s historical audience estimate is not a current metric.

Published in TUM

Calabrese finishes High Lonesome

TUM reported Maurizio Calabrese completing High Lonesome on his fourth attempt in 2025 after three DNFs.

Published in TUM

The early 2025 High Lonesome records

Jeff Colt ran 18:52:00 and Rachel Entrekin 21:56:16, fourth overall. Jimmy Elam’s 2023 men’s mark and McKendree Hickory’s previous women’s record remain distinct historical comparisons.

Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: July 19, 2025

Published in TUM

Boone’s return at North Fork

Boone planned to race next; TUM later corrected its description of her eventual finish as healthy.

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

Published in TUM

Ortiz’s summer race plans

Anita Ortiz described RUFA as preparation for summer plans including High Lonesome 100, the World Masters Mountain Running Championships, Summits Trail Runs and Devil on the Divide.

Published in TUM

Bensko’s writing and revised summer plan

TUM linked Jenna Bensko’s essay about an identity beyond running and her decision to skip Canyons 100K in favor of High Lonesome 100 in summer 2025.

Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: March 13, 2025

Published in TUM

High Lonesome’s announced professional-entry route

TUM reported High Lonesome reserving non-lottery spots for athletes meeting PTRA standards and race review for 2025/2026. This recruitment announcement proves no individual qualification, selection or start.

Published in TUM

Porter’s earlier racing and crew-supported effort

The November 2024 feature recalled Georgia Porter’s 2023 High Lonesome 100 win; the Arizona Trail account is a separate effort.

Event date: 2023 · TUM publication: November 19, 2024

Published in TUM

Hickory writes about losing her home to a fire

TUM recalled McKendree Hickory’s 2024 High Lonesome 100 victory.

Event date: 2024 · TUM publication: October 8, 2024

Published in TUM

Lockwood’s second Run Rabbit Run victory

Hammes’s July win is a retrospective reference, not a new Run Rabbit Run result.

Published in TUM

High Lonesome’s 2024 podiums and fourth places

TUM reported Christopher Hammes, Alex Nichols and Elan Lieber as the men’s top three, and McKendree Hickory, Laura Hansen and Sarah Ostaszewski as the women’s top three. Jeff Browning and Kaci Lickteig were reported fourth in their respective races.

Repeated links & other mentions (3)
Repeated link

High Lonesome tracker — repeated link

Repeated link to High Lonesome’s official tracker from the preceding issue; separate from new race reporting.

Repeated link

Mountain Outpost’s High Lonesome video — repeated link

Repeated link to Mountain Outpost’s High Lonesome livestream, distinct from new reporting or a claim that it is still live now.

Repeated link

High Lonesome results and broadcast links

The result brief included official results/social destinations and a Mountain Outpost coverage playlist.

2026 race accounts

The July 17 preview and historical comparison precede the July 22 results.

Connections

Men’s winner: 19:56:30

Ryan Sullivan

Ryan Sullivan — Men’s winner: 19:56:30 at High Lonesome. Reported 2026-07-22.

Source

Women’s winner, third overall: 21:55:49; course record by 27 seconds

Becca Bramley

Becca Bramley — Women’s winner, third overall: 21:55:49; course record by 27 seconds at High Lonesome. Reported 2026-07-22.

Source

Stopped at mile 68

Jeff Colt

Jeff Colt — Stopped at mile 68 at High Lonesome. Reported 2026-07-22.

Source

Race director in the prior-year record-award account

Caleb Efta

Identified as the race director who gave Entrekin the inscribed five-dollar bill after her record last year; no current appointment is inferred.

Source
Sources & notes

Facts above link directly to their sources. Published TUM dates and public-source check dates describe different things.

Public background sources checked October 18, 2026. The selection contains 127 published issues.

Facts are limited to selected published accounts and retain their dates. Original links may change or require sign-in; no live status or current affiliation is implied.

TUM’s July22,2024 High Lonesome report places Alex Nichols second and Elan Lieber third. The retained official2024podium instead lists Elan Lieber second in21:45:39 and Kevin Stewart third. The source accounts remain attributed; the timing and cause of the difference are unknown, and no disqualification or withdrawal is inferred.

Interface icons: Lucide · ISC license.

Public background & sources Checked October 18, 2026

Background context from one original public source. TUM’s dated reporting appears below.

    This is a limited background snapshot, checked October 18, 2026. Source publication dates and event dates are shown separately.

    Copy this profile link

    Share this source-linked profile from The Ultra Minute.