Athlete

Maya Rayle

Trail runner

Maya Rayle is an American trail runner whose race history spans mountain events and 50-kilometer ultras. Her 2026 UTMB record includes a women’s win at Ultra Trail Whistler 50K and a runner-up finish at Rollercoaster 21.

2026 Whistler 50K: Women’s winnerOfficial history lists first woman and seventh overall, distinct from the 21.6K Rollercoaster result.Source

2 TUM reports · Published coverage below

Publication history

Coverage over time

2 editorial issues

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Jul 2024Peak 1Nov 2026

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In The Ultra Minute

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September 22, 2026Published in TUM

Maya Rayle’s result and mentorship

TUM connected Rayle’s Rollercoaster 21 runner-up result to Tayte Pollmann’s profile and her experience with The Trail Team.

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June 8, 2026Published in TUM

Sunapee results and U.S. team selection

Maya Rayle: U.S. women’s title; seven seconds behind overall winner; Selected to U.S. Classic Mountain Team via eligibility rules.

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Connections

2026 World Cup race result

Rollercoaster 21

TUM connected Rayle’s Rollercoaster 21 runner-up result to Tayte Pollmann’s profile and her experience with The Trail Team.

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Project she joined in the published profile

The Trail Team

TUM connected Rayle’s Rollercoaster 21 runner-up result to Tayte Pollmann’s profile and her experience with The Trail Team.

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Author of the linked athlete profile

Tayte Pollmann

TUM connected Rayle’s Rollercoaster 21 runner-up result to Tayte Pollmann’s profile and her experience with The Trail Team.

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U.S. women’s title; seven seconds behind overall winner

Sunapee Scramble

Mason Coppi won the men’s race in 1:09:48. Elisa Morin won the women’s race in 1:23:52; Maya Rayle, seven seconds behind, took the U.S. title. Championship eligibility determined team places separately from raw finishing order. Darius Parker and Oakley Olson also won the collegiate titles.

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Sources & notes

Coverage details

2026 Sunapee U.S. title: U.S. women’s title · seven seconds behind MorinMorin was the overall winner; title and team eligibility differ from raw order.Source

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Reported 2026-06-08

Sunapee U.S. title

Took the U.S. women’s title behind overall winner Morin. Her later Rollercoaster result remains separate.

TUM · Jun 8, 2026

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Published TUM issueThe Ultra Minute · 2026-09-22
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Public source linked by TUMtrailrunner.com · linked in 2026-09-22
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Published TUM issueThe Ultra Minute · 2026-06-08
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Public source linked by TUMtrailrunner.com · linked in 2026-06-08
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