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Cascade Crest’s 2024 podiums
TUM reported Katherina Laan as women’s winner at Cascade Crest 100 in 2024, without giving a finish time.
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Katherina Laan
Runner
TUM’s 2024 cascade crest 100 identifies Katherina Laan: women’s winner. Historical TUM placing; no elapsed time or current record inferred.
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2024 women’s winner
Cascade Crest 100
TUM reported Jesse Lang, Jt Lehman and Jeffrey Stern as the men’s top three, and Katherina Laan, Laura Westmeyer and Sarah Myre as the women’s top three.
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- 2024 Cascade Crest 100
- Women’s winnerHistorical TUM placing; no elapsed time or current record inferred.Source
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- Published TUM issueThe Ultra Minute · 2024-07-22
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- Public source linked by TUMcascadecrest100.com · linked in 2026-07-17
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