Cocodona 250 outright victory
Won across the full field in 56:09:48, establishing the event’s overall course record.
Source-checked athlete record · Updated Aug 17, 2026
Rachel Entrekin
2026 Cocodona 250 outright winner and course-record holder
Rachel Entrekin won the 2026 Cocodona 250 outright in a course-record 56:09:48, completing a third consecutive women’s victory at the race.
🇺🇸 United StatesColoradoW35–39
The record so far
Rachel Entrekin is an American trail and fixed-time ultrarunner based in Colorado. In May 2026, she became the first woman to win the Cocodona 250 outright, completing the Arizona point-to-point race in 56:09:48 and setting the overall course record.
The result completed a three-year progression at Cocodona: Entrekin won the women’s race in 2024, lowered the women’s course record to 63:50:55 in 2025, and then finished first across the entire field in 2026. Her recent record also includes the women’s win and second place overall at the 2025 Mammoth 200.
Entrekin’s published results extend beyond 200-mile trail racing. She has won 100-mile races, recorded more than 200 miles in 48-hour competition, and written about training for long trail events in her own athlete-authored work.
Defining performances
Performance history
| Date | Event | Performance | Result | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cocodona 250250-mile trail | 56:09:48 | 1st overall · Course record | View ↗ | |
| Whiskey Basin Trail Runs60 km trail | 5:17:51 | 1st woman · 2nd overall | View ↗ | |
| Coldwater Hundred100-mile trail | 16:19:17 | 1st overall | View ↗ | |
| Mammoth 200200-mile trail | 46:50:45 | 1st woman · 2nd overall | View ↗ | |
| High Lonesome 100100-mile trail | 21:56:16 | 1st woman · 4th overall | View ↗ | |
| Cocodona 250250-mile trail | 63:50:55 | 1st woman · 4th overall | View ↗ | |
| Cocodona 250250-mile trail | 73:31:25 | 1st woman | View ↗ |
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