Coverage dated October 26, 2026

‘How lucky am I?’: Carbondale native wins inaugural 100-mile race in Salt Lake City

Headline from Aspen Times

At the beginning of October, Carbondale native Lecsi Glenn may have become the first person in history to finish a 100-mile race with sorer facial muscles from smiling than leg muscles from nearly 28 straight...

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  1. Aspen Times

    ‘How lucky am I?’: Carbondale native wins inaugural 100-mile race in Salt Lake City (opens Aspen Times)

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    At the beginning of October, Carbondale native Lecsi Glenn may have become the first person in history to finish a 100-mile race with sorer facial muscles from smiling than leg muscles from nearly 28 straight...

  2. Post Independent

    Carbondale native wins inaugural DC Peaks 100 race in Salt Lake City (opens Post Independent)

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    At the beginning of October, Carbondale native Lecsi Glenn may have become the first person in history to finish a 100-mile race with sorer facial muscles from smiling than leg muscles from nearly 28 straight...

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