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Rachel Entrekin

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Rachel Entrekin is an ultrarunner with a doctorate in physical therapy who also writes first-person accounts of the sport. Her own essays connect long trail runs with the people, places and decisions behind them.

2026 Cocodona
Overall winnerThird consecutive win; first woman to win outright.Source

75 TUM reports · Published coverage below

Publication history

Coverage over time

46 editorial issues

Distinct issues per publication month. Each issue counts once.

Rachel Entrekin — monthly TUM coverageFrom Jul 2024 through Nov 2026. Highest month: 12 issues. Exact counts are provided in the accessible chart description.Jul 2024: 1 editorial issueAug 2024: 0 editorial issuesSep 2024: 0 editorial issuesOct 2024: 0 editorial issuesNov 2024: 0 editorial issuesDec 2024: 0 editorial issuesJan 2025: 1 editorial issueFeb 2025: 0 editorial issuesMar 2025: 0 editorial issuesApr 2025: 0 editorial issuesMay 2025: 2 editorial issuesJun 2025: 3 editorial issuesJul 2025: 3 editorial issuesAug 2025: 2 editorial issuesSep 2025: 1 editorial issueOct 2025: 0 editorial issuesNov 2025: 0 editorial issuesDec 2025: 0 editorial issuesJan 2026: 0 editorial issuesFeb 2026: 0 editorial issuesMar 2026: 0 editorial issuesApr 2026: 0 editorial issuesMay 2026: 12 editorial issuesJun 2026: 4 editorial issuesJul 2026: 2 editorial issuesAug 2026: 3 editorial issuesSep 2026: 5 editorial issuesOct 2026: 7 editorial issuesNov 2026: 0 editorial issues
Jul 2024Peak 12Nov 2026

Monthly editorial issue counts: Jul 2024: 1; Aug 2024: 0; Sep 2024: 0; Oct 2024: 0; Nov 2024: 0; Dec 2024: 0; Jan 2025: 1; Feb 2025: 0; Mar 2025: 0; Apr 2025: 0; May 2025: 2; Jun 2025: 3; Jul 2025: 3; Aug 2025: 2; Sep 2025: 1; Oct 2025: 0; Nov 2025: 0; Dec 2025: 0; Jan 2026: 0; Feb 2026: 0; Mar 2026: 0; Apr 2026: 0; May 2026: 12; Jun 2026: 4; Jul 2026: 2; Aug 2026: 3; Sep 2026: 5; Oct 2026: 7; Nov 2026: 0.

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Snowman’s final podiums and climate message

Women’s third at the completed five-day 2026 Snowman Race, as reported by TUM on October 30. This final podium supersedes its earlier day-three standings; no individual finish time was supplied.

Event date: 2026 · TUM publication: October 30, 2026

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Snowman’s day-three cumulative standings

Was second in the Snowman women’s cumulative standings after three days in 19:07:21; her camp check-in and intermediate position do not establish a finish.

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Entrekin writes from Laya before Snowman

Rachel Entrekin wrote from Laya ahead of the Snowman Race, connecting the challenge with Bhutan’s climate-action message.

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Bramley and Poskin’s announced teams

Becca Bramley joined Mount to Coast after her Kodiak 100K runner-up finish. TUM also recalled her 21:55:49 High Lonesome win and reported Kodiak 100-mile winner Cody Poskin joining Team Tantrums.

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Kodiak’s 100-mile results

TUM covered the 100-mile podiums and Addie Bracy’s account of coaching Madeline Wighardt after High Lonesome.

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A Snowman Race preview

TUM linked Rachel Entrekin’s pre-race letter and named Luke Nelson, Cody Lind and Nancy Jiang in the planned field. This was advance coverage.

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Korth’s Cocodona documentary

TUM linked Still Standing and recalled Korth’s men’s win and second overall at Cocodona in May.

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Schmitz in conversation

TUM linked Emily Schmitz’s Women of Distance appearance with Lauren Cramer and recalled the late-race gap at UTMB.

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Eckert’s data in a conversation

TUM noted Freetrail’s Rest Day Live discussion of Eckert’s six-day visualizations with Eckert and Rachel Entrekin.

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Entrekin interviews Eckert

TUM previewed Rachel Entrekin’s Rest Day Live interview with Megan Eckert about six-day and multiday racing.

Earlier coverage (65)
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A personal announcement

TUM linked Rachel Entrekin and Will Anderson’s engagement announcement. No current relationship status is inferred.

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Entrekin on choosing her own goals

In the conversation linked by TUM, Entrekin discussed how her healthcare work and limited vacation shaped her racing choices and why winning could not be her only goal.

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Entrekin’s account of belonging at UTMB

TUM recommended Entrekin’s post-race essay about fueling, self-doubt, support from other runners and holding second place.

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L’Hirondel wins; Entrekin finishes second

TUM reported L’Hirondel’s win and Entrekin’s UTMB debut and linked Entrekin’s account of racing the deep field.

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Schmitz closes on Entrekin

TUM covered Schmitz’s third place, Arnold’s fourth and the closing gap between Schmitz and Entrekin.

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UTMB recaps and interviews

TUM recommended the official recap and post-race conversations with Dhiman, Entrekin and Olson.

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Singletrack’s previews and interviews

TUM linked Melanson and Hornig’s preview and the named athletes’ Chamonix conversations.

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Entrekin’s practical UTMB reconnaissance guide

Rachel Entrekin described five days of Mont Blanc course recon, transit connections, lodging tradeoffs and learning the course. This is a practical first-person guide, separate from a race result.

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Sullivan wins the rematch; Bramley takes High Lonesome’s women’s record

Her prior-year women’s course record fell by 27 seconds; she passed the inscribed five-dollar bill to Bramley at this year’s awards.

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Kelly reports a possible explanation for his leg issue

Kelly credited a Western States conversation with her for pushing him toward one more test. The item did not identify her as his clinician.

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Entrekin on The Rich Roll Podcast

Rachel Entrekin: Podcast episode linked.

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Yanko’s Scout Mountain comeback; Entrekin’s pacing account

Rachel Entrekin: Paced and supported Yanko; no clinical role inferred; 100-mile pacing account; not assigned Yanko’s result.

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Hutchinson’s fatigue-resistance discussion

Alex Hutchinson used Rachel Entrekin’s Cocodona 250 outright win to discuss trail-runner fatigue-resistance research, while cautioning that one physiology finding cannot explain an individual ultra performance. The article is attributed analysis, not a clinical or universal performance claim.

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TrailCon schedule and representation criticism

Rachel Entrekin: Named in June 22–24 schedule; attendance not established.

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Carlson’s essay on Entrekin and norda

Borderlands published Carlson’s argument that Entrekin’s norda contract recognized an established star. This is an essay about an existing contract, rather than a fresh sponsorship announcement or inferred personal relationship.

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Entrekin and norda extend their partnership

TUM reported an announced norda partnership extension through 2029 following her overall Cocodona win.

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Bracy’s Ram Party win

TUM reported that Bracy had helped crew and pace Entrekin’s Cocodona win.

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Korth’s Cocodona race report

TUM recalled Entrekin already leading at Cocodona’s halfway point in Korth’s race account.

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An editorial question about Entrekin’s earlier sponsorship

TUM’s opening commentary asked why Rachel Entrekin had been unsigned during the previous year. It is a retrospective editorial question, not a claim that she was unsigned at publication.

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Earlier sponsorship context

The opening commentary explicitly said Rachel Entrekin had been sponsored since the previous fall. The relative wording remains a dated source account, not an invented contract start day or current contract assurance.

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An Entrekin-branded kit announcement

TUM discussed a Precision Fuel & Hydration kit associated with her, using the source-scoped Rachel continuation.

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Entrekin’s own Cocodona report

TUM linked Rachel Entrekin’s first-person account of her Cocodona win, including her decision to move into the lead early. The account is attributed; no new private or sensitive background is inferred.

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A planned Cocodona women’s panel

TUM named Entrekin as a planned May 23 Cocodona Q&A guest.

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A Trail Network conversation

TUM described Entrekin’s visibility as a topic of discussion, not a guest appearance.

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Entrekin discusses next year’s Cocodona

Rachel Entrekin said she was not planning to race Cocodona the following year but intended to be there. This is a future participation plan after her 2026 overall win.

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Two different Cocodona podcast discussions

TUM linked her Freetrail appearance and separately identified her win as the subject of a Roche podcast discussion.

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An attributed Cocodona fueling account

TUM linked an attributed post-race account of her Cocodona fueling.

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Commentary on Cocodona’s media spectacle

TUM cited her overall win as context for commentary about Cocodona’s media attention.

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Trason and Kelly reflect on Entrekin’s win

TUM reported reactions from Trason and Kelly to her overall win.

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Simmons’s crew account and future lottery plan

TUM linked Simmons’s account of crewing her and quoted Entrekin’s support for a future lottery application.

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Separate Singletrack interviews after Cocodona

TUM linked her Singletrack interview about the overall win and its aftermath.

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Post-race coverage by Outside RUN and Trail Runner

TUM cited her reported average pace as part of the post-race media coverage.

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Entrekin’s mainstream interviews

TUM linked ABC News, BBC and Bloomberg coverage of Rachel Entrekin’s outright Cocodona win. The item records media attention rather than a new result.

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Entrekin credits the people around her

Rachel Entrekin credited her crew after Cocodona and thanked Kilian Korth for keeping her moving. The public thanks do not establish an off-course personal relationship.

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Lurie’s official DFL recognition

TUM described the overall champion attending the DFL finish-line tradition.

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Two separate Cocodona recap programs

TUM linked her Everyday Ultra recap appearance.

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Entrekin’s crew-window accounts

Dominic Grossman described pacing Rachel Entrekin late in Cocodona, while Addie Bracy reflected on the performance. These are crew accounts following Entrekin’s overall win.

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Trail Waves compares race broadcasting

Trail Waves compared Cocodona’s long livestream with the lack of a Canyons 100K broadcast. The viewership figures and comparison remain attributed media commentary.

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Cocodona’s completed overall top ten

TUM reported Rachel Entrekin: first overall, 56:09:48 at the 2026 Cocodona 250.

Event date: 2026 · TUM publication: May 8, 2026

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A Matter of Brand considers Cocodona’s growth

A Matter of Brand used Entrekin’s win to discuss Cocodona’s future and livestream audience. Comparisons with Western States and UTMB remain the publication’s argument.

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Singletrack’s Cocodona analysis

Finn Melanson, Leah Yingling and Brett Hornig discussed Cocodona’s performances and broadcast on Singletrack. The program is a recap, not a new race result.

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Entrekin’s three Cocodona editions

Rachel Entrekin won Cocodona outright in 56:09:48 in 2026, improving Dan Green’s 2025 overall record. TUM separately listed her 2024 and 2025 women’s wins and overall positions.

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Entrekin’s 2025 nutrition-partner announcement

TUM reported Rachel Entrekin signing with Precision Fuel & Hydration in 2025. This is a dated partnership announcement, not proof of present contract terms.

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Entrekin’s open letter to Hardrock

TUM linked Rachel Entrekin’s August 2025 open letter to Hardrock race director Dale Garland requesting a discretionary entry. A request is not an accepted entry or result.

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Entrekin’s 2025 Aspen win

Rachel Entrekin won the Aspen Backcountry Marathon in 4:12:33 in 2025. TUM described it as her eighteenth consecutive win at that time.

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Entrekin’s 2025 High Lonesome record

Rachel Entrekin won the women’s High Lonesome 100 in 21:56:16, fourth overall, in 2025. TUM’s seventeen-win streak count belongs to that July account.

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Entrekin’s account of pacing High Lonesome

TUM quoted Entrekin describing pacing and the late push in her 2025 High Lonesome recap.

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An earlier record and the race director

TUM compared Entrekin’s 2025 High Lonesome win with McKendree Hickory’s prior women’s record and identified Caleb Efta as race director.

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The race’s participation approach

TUM quoted Entrekin praising High Lonesome’s efforts to support underrepresented groups in 2025. This is attributed commentary.

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A dated assessment of Entrekin’s ascent

TUM discussed Entrekin’s 2025 winning streak, including Cocodona, and imagined future starts at major races. Speculation is not an entry or later result.

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Entrekin’s linked High Lonesome recap

TUM linked Entrekin’s 2025 High Lonesome recap. The following quoted paragraphs continue this account rather than separate results.

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The early 2025 High Lonesome records

TUM reported her 2025 High Lonesome women’s record 21:56:16 and fourth overall.

Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: July 19, 2025

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A planned Mammoth 200 meeting

TUM reported Rachel Entrekin’s plan to race Mammoth 200 against Tara Dower. An entry/plan is not a final result.

Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: July 4, 2025

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Dated sponsorship talk before the race

TUM described her as unsponsored in June 2025, not as a current sponsorship status.

Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: June 27, 2025

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Entrekin on Women of Distance

TUM linked Entrekin’s post-Cocodona conversation about finding ultras and progressing toward longer solo efforts.

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Early plans for Cocodona 2026

Announced a 2026 Cocodona three-peat attempt; she later won that edition outright.

Event date: 2026 · TUM publication: June 6, 2025

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The early Cocodona 2026 entries

The 2025 women’s champion was not yet registered for Cocodona 2026 at the May 2025 opening and commented that she was on crew duty.

Event date: 2026 · TUM publication: May 23, 2025

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Interviews with Cocodona’s 2025 winners

Discussed her consecutive Cocodona women’s wins and becoming the first two-time women’s champion in a 2025 interview.

Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: May 23, 2025

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The Pointy End

Appeared in the 2025 Cocodona documentary The Pointy End.

Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: May 23, 2025

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Lytle’s Cocodona conversations

Joined a linked Lytle conversation after Cocodona 2025; a separate link featured her unnamed crew.

Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: May 23, 2025

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Entrekin’s 2025 Cocodona win

Rachel Entrekin won her second consecutive Cocodona women’s title in 2025, finishing fourth overall in 63:50:55 and improving the women’s course record by more than seven hours.

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Entrekin’s in-progress48-hour lead

TUM reported Rachel Entrekin leading Across the Years’48-hour race and setting personal bests en route at 100 miles and 24 hours. The race was still ongoing; no final48-hour total or result is inferred.

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Entrekin’s first long-ultra win in a linked feature

The 2024 feature recommendation described her Cocodona 250 win as her first 200-plus-mile race and her unsponsored status at that time.

Event date: 2024 · TUM publication: July 29, 2024

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AJW interviews Entrekin about Cocodona

The recommended interview discussed her background and Cocodona experience; it adds no new result or current sponsorship.

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Crazy Mountain 100’s 2024 podiums

First woman at the 2024 Crazy Mountain 100 in TUM’s podium list; no time was stated.

Event date: 2024 · TUM publication: July 29, 2024

Repeated links & other mentions (8)
Repeated link

Prior-issue link highlight

The October 12 most-viewed module highlighted Rachel Entrekin’s Snowman Race letter from the preceding issue.

Repeated link

Prior-issue link highlight

The most-viewed module linked earlier coverage. This is a repeated link, rather than new reporting.

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Prior-issue link highlight

The most-viewed module linked earlier coverage. This is a repeated link, rather than new reporting.

Repeated link

Rachel Entrekin’s Deciding You Belong

The issue repeated this link from earlier coverage. It is not a new report.

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Rachel Entrekin’s UTMB recon guide

The issue repeated this link from earlier coverage. It is not a new report.

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Repeated Borderlands essay

The most-viewed module repeated the Borderlands essay on Entrekin’s norda contract; it is not another sponsorship announcement.

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Reminder: Cocodona podium roundtable scheduled May 23

TUM repeated a notice scheduling her as a Cocodona podium roundtable guest in Salida on May 23, 2026 at 7 p.m. MT; attendance was not established.

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An existing Entrekin results destination

TUM linked Entrekin’s UltraSignup results as further reading. A bare results destination is not a newly researched race outcome.

Read & listen

Original public source

Part I: DAN

Original public context, separate from the dated TUM account.

Rachel Entrekin / Another dumb running blog

Connections

Historical record

High Lonesome

Former women’s course record, lowered by Bramley · 2026-10-16

Source

Women’s third at completed 2026 Snowman

Snowman Race

Women’s third at the completed five-day 2026 Snowman Race, as reported by TUM on October 30. This final podium supersedes its earlier day-three standings; no individual finish time was supplied.

Source

Historical result

Cocodona 250

May 2026 result recalled in the documentary item · 2026-10-02

Source

Named conversation credited in Kelly’s account

John Kelly

John Kelly — Credited their Western States conversation for prompting another test. Reported 2026-07-15.

Source
Sources & notes

Facts above link directly to their sources. Published TUM dates and public-source check dates describe different things.

Public background sources checked October 18, 2026. The selection contains 127 published issues.

Facts are limited to selected published accounts and retain their dates. Original links may change or require sign-in; no live status or current affiliation is implied.

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Public background & sources Checked October 18, 2026

Career context from two original public sources. TUM’s dated reporting appears below.

  1. May 2026

    Cocodona overall win

    Entrekin won the 2026 Cocodona 250 outright in 56:09:48, her third consecutive victory and the race's first overall win by a woman.

    iRunFar Published May 7, 2026

This is a limited career snapshot, checked October 18, 2026. Source publication dates and event dates are shown separately.

TUM-only summary

An ultrarunner whose TUM coverage joins race performance with her own writing about belonging, support and choosing goals alongside healthcare work.

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