Race
KosciMiler is the hundred-mile race at Kosciuszko by UTMB in Australia’s Snowy Mountains. The organizer’s retained 2024 draft description places it among alpine meadows and snow gum forests.
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TUM reported Sabrina Stanley winning the 2024 Kosci Miler women’s100-mile race in 19:51:08, third overall, followed by Stephanie Auston 23:10:39 and Emily Gilmour-Walsh 24:31:47. Sam Harvey won the men’s race in 16:39:34, ahead of Luke Nichols 19:09:19 and Aaron Smith 20:51:15. Stanley’s 2025 UTMB qualification is separate from an actual start.
Event date: 2024 · TUM publication: December 4, 2024
TUM reported a storm stop affecting the 2024 Kosci100-mile and 100K races, with athletes sheltering for nearly two hours. Abby Hall described her 100K experience in the continuing quote; this is not evidence that both courses were shortened in the same way.
Event date: 2024 · TUM publication: December 4, 2024
2024 women’s winner
TUM reported Sabrina Stanley winning the 2024 Kosci Miler women’s100-mile race in 19:51:08, third overall, followed by Stephanie Auston 23:10:39 and Emily Gilmour-Walsh 24:31:47. Sam Harvey won the men’s race in 16:39:34, ahead of Luke Nichols 19:09:19 and Aaron Smith 20:51:15. Stanley’s 2025 UTMB qualification is separate from an actual start.
Source2024 women’s runner-up
TUM reported Sabrina Stanley winning the 2024 Kosci Miler women’s100-mile race in 19:51:08, third overall, followed by Stephanie Auston 23:10:39 and Emily Gilmour-Walsh 24:31:47. Sam Harvey won the men’s race in 16:39:34, ahead of Luke Nichols 19:09:19 and Aaron Smith 20:51:15. Stanley’s 2025 UTMB qualification is separate from an actual start.
Source2024 women’s third
TUM reported Sabrina Stanley winning the 2024 Kosci Miler women’s100-mile race in 19:51:08, third overall, followed by Stephanie Auston 23:10:39 and Emily Gilmour-Walsh 24:31:47. Sam Harvey won the men’s race in 16:39:34, ahead of Luke Nichols 19:09:19 and Aaron Smith 20:51:15. Stanley’s 2025 UTMB qualification is separate from an actual start.
Source2024 men’s winner
TUM reported Sabrina Stanley winning the 2024 Kosci Miler women’s100-mile race in 19:51:08, third overall, followed by Stephanie Auston 23:10:39 and Emily Gilmour-Walsh 24:31:47. Sam Harvey won the men’s race in 16:39:34, ahead of Luke Nichols 19:09:19 and Aaron Smith 20:51:15. Stanley’s 2025 UTMB qualification is separate from an actual start.
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Some 2024 KosciMiler elapsed times differ between TUM’s report and UTMB’s results pages. The historical TUM figures remain source-specific; no cause is inferred.
Background context from one original public source. TUM’s dated reporting appears below.
This is a limited background snapshot, checked October 30, 2026. Source publication dates and event dates are shown separately.
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