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Kate Avery is a trail runner whose official race history includes short mountain events and 50-kilometer courses. Her results span Kosciuszko, Buffalo Stampede and Roller Coaster Run.
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Tait Hearps won the 2024 Kosci 50K men’s race in 4:10:04,64 seconds ahead of Ben St.Lawrence 4:11:08, with Tom Driscoll third 4:21:05. Kate Avery won the women’s race 4:43:51, followed by Kimber Mattox 4:51:06 and Vilde Moser 5:00:17.
Event date: 2024 · TUM publication: December 4, 2024
2024 women’s winner 4:43:51
Tait Hearps won the 2024 Kosci 50K men’s race in 4:10:04,64 seconds ahead of Ben St.Lawrence 4:11:08, with Tom Driscoll third 4:21:05. Kate Avery won the women’s race 4:43:51, followed by Kimber Mattox 4:51:06 and Vilde Moser 5:00:17.
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