2025 Cocodona 250 Mile Results: Dan Green and Rachel Entrekin Set New Course Records
The 2025 Cocodona 250 Mile ultramarathon, held from May 5 to May 10, saw remarkable performances as both the men’s and women’s course records were shattered by American athletes Dan Green and Rachel Entrekin.
Men’s Race: Dan Green Breaks the Tape in Record Time
West Virginia native Dan Green clinched victory with a blistering time of 58 hours, 47 minutes, and 18 seconds, setting a new men’s course record. His performance surpassed the previous record of 59:50:55, held by Haroldas Subertas since 2024. Green’s victory was particularly impressive given the Cocodona 250’s challenging terrain, which includes over 40,000 feet of elevation gain and loss across Arizona’s diverse landscapes.
Women’s Race: Rachel Entrekin Sets a New Standard
Rachel Entrekin, a seasoned ultrarunner from the United States, dominated the women’s field with a time of 63 hours, 50 minutes, and 55 seconds, establishing a new women’s course record. This performance eclipsed the previous record of 73:31:25, also held by Entrekin from her 2024 victory. Her consistent pacing and strategic race management were key factors in her success.
Course Overview
The Cocodona 250 Mile ultramarathon spans 256.5 miles from Black Canyon City to Flagstaff, Arizona, traversing iconic trails such as the Black Canyon National Recreation Trail, Prescott Circle Trail, Arizona Trail, and Flagstaff Loop Trail. Runners face a cumulative elevation change of approximately 40,667 feet of gain and 35,674 feet of loss, navigating through diverse terrains including deserts, canyons, and pine forests.
Looking Ahead
The 2025 Cocodona 250 Mile race has set a new benchmark in ultramarathon history, with both the men’s and women’s course records now held by American runners. As the race continues to grow in popularity, it remains a premier event for ultrarunners seeking to challenge themselves against one of the most demanding courses in the sport.
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