Black Forest and a Pennsylvania season
TUM covered Kaylee Frederick and Reagan McCoy’s Black Forest 100K results and Frederick’s PA Sufferfest and Black List recap.
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Kaylee Frederick combines ultrarunning with study at Pitt-Johnstown. A March 2026 university profile describes the Johnstown native as a biology and secondary education major with a chemistry minor.
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TUM covered Kaylee Frederick and Reagan McCoy’s Black Forest 100K results and Frederick’s PA Sufferfest and Black List recap.
TUM covered Frederick’s win, her attributed first-woman and sub-24-hour claims and the prior listed women’s mark.
Mount to Coast released the 35-minute Billy Yang film The Line - Badwater 135: From Hell To Heaven, following Kaylee Frederick, Sierra DeGroff and Meg Eckert. Film coverage does not establish a new race result, sponsorship or image reuse rights.
Kaylee Frederick: Women’s winner, second overall, 12:24:27.86; women’s course record.
Cole Crosby and Kaylee Frederick won the Badwater Cape Fear 51.4-miler.
Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: March 28, 2025
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The university names the Pitt-Johnstown student, identifies her as a Johnstown native and describes repeated Badwater participation, linking this academic profile to TUM’s ultrarunner.
University of Pittsburgh
2026 outright win with the record claims attributed
TUM covered Frederick’s win, her attributed first-woman and sub-24-hour claims and the prior listed women’s mark.
SourceNamed subject in Yang’s film
Mount to Coast released the 35-minute Billy Yang film The Line - Badwater 135: From Hell To Heaven, following Kaylee Frederick, Sierra DeGroff and Meg Eckert. Film coverage does not establish a new race result, sponsorship or image reuse rights.
SourceWomen’s winner, second overall, 12:24:27.86; women’s course record
Frederick won the women’s 100K and was second overall in 12:24:27.86. Zatwarnytsky was second woman and fourth overall in 12:36:34.54; both were below the previously listed women’s record.
SourceWon the 51.4-miler
Cole Crosby and Kaylee Frederick won the Badwater Cape Fear 51.4-miler.
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Reported 2026-06-01
Kaylee Frederick: Women’s winner, second overall, 12:24:27.86; women’s course record.
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