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Broken Arrow Triple Crown cumulative standings
Liz Hogan: Triple Crown women’s third.
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Liz Hogan
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Liz Hogan: Triple Crown women’s third.
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Pratt led the combined Ascent/46K/23K standings in 7:24:56. Lowther led women in 8:31:37, with Yingling second in 8:39:48, Hogan third and Diggins fourth. The challenge listed 141 finishers.
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- 2026 Broken Arrow Triple Crown
- Third womanCumulative challenge, not a single 46K or 23K result; outside background remains blocked.Source
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- Published TUM issueThe Ultra Minute · 2026-06-22
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- Public source linked by TUMmy.raceresult.com · linked in 2026-06-22
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