Colorado’s Allie McLaughlin Named 2022 USATF Mountain Ultra Trail Runner of the Year

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The USA Track & Field Mountain Ultra Trail (MUT) Running Council of long distance running has named the 2022 USATF MUT Runners of the Year. Several talented MUT runners received nominations*. After reviewing international and national race results, thirteen MUT executive committee members, made up of elite athletes, coaches, administrators and race directors from a dozen USATF Associations, cast ballots for this year’s awards.

All race results listed below are from 2022.

USATF MUT Open Runners of the Year

Adam Peterman (Missoula, Montana/USATF Montana)

  • World Mountain & Trail Running Championships – 80K Long Trail – 1st Place
  • Western States 100 Mile Endurance Run – 1st Place
  • The Canyons Endurance Runs 100K – 1st Place & Course Record
  • Chuckanut 50K – 1st Place & Course Record
  • USATF Athlete of the Week – Nov. 11

Allie McLaughlin (Colorado Springs, Colorado/USATF Colorado)

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USATF MUT Masters Runners of the Year

Max King, age 42 (Bend, Oregon/USATF Oregon)

  • World Mountain & Trail Running Championships – 40K Short Trail – 4th Place
  • Mount Marathon – 1st Place and race’s oldest winner
  • Breakneck Point Trail Marathon – 1st Place
  • Broken Arrow Skyrace – Ironface – 1st Place
  • Smith Rock Ascent 15 Miler – 1st place
  • Horse Butte 10 Miler – 1st place
  • 2021 USATF MUT Masters Runner of the Year

Camille Herron, age 40 (Oro Valley, Arizona)

  • USATF 100 Mile Road Championships – Jackpot 100 – 1st Place – 12:41:11
  • Centurion Track 100 – 100K – 1st Place
  • Centurion Track 100 – 6Hr – 2nd Place
  • Centurion Track 100 – 50M – 2nd Place
  • Centurion Track 100 – 50K – 2nd Place
  • Strolling Jim 40 Mile – 1st Place
  • Western States 100 Mile Endurance Run – 8th Place
  • Comrades Marathon – 6th Place
  • USATF Athlete of the Week – Feb. 18

* Nominees must be members of USA Track & Field.

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