Bryce Canyon Ultras 50 Mile Results: Anthony Allopenna & Cambrie Martell Take the Overall Wins

Allopenna wins the Bryce Canyon Ultras 50-mile in 9:29:09; Martell takes the women’s title in 9:57:17 and finishes 2nd overall on the rugged high-desert course.

Bryce Canyon 50 mile

Bryce Canyon Ultras — 50 Mile: On rugged red-rock trails and high-desert singletrack near Bryce Canyon, Anthony Allopenna (44) claimed the men’s and overall win in 9:29:09, while Cambrie Martell (23) took the women’s victory — and finished second overall — in a superb 9:57:17. With altitude, exposed sections, and punchy climbs, the course rewarded steady pacing, fueling discipline, and patience.

Top 10 Overall

Pl Name Gender Age Chip Time
1 Anthony Allopenna M 44 9:29:09
2 Cambrie Martell F 23 9:57:17
3 Ethan Hester M 33 10:20:47
4 Amy Wearne F 40 10:21:02
5 Seungbum Kim M 53 10:27:00
6 Cassie Pegram F 31 10:31:08
7 Anthony Temprano M 31 10:31:44
8 Mark Giannis M 33 10:47:17
9 Christopher Batte M 45 10:49:51
10 Isaac Noda M 32 10:54:06

Podiums by Gender

Men

  1. Anthony Allopenna — 9:29:09
  2. Ethan Hester — 10:20:47
  3. Anthony Temprano — 10:31:44

Women

  1. Cambrie Martell — 9:57:17
  2. Amy Wearne — 10:21:02
  3. Cassie Pegram — 10:31:08

Course & Conditions

Known for sweeping hoodoos, exposed ridgelines, and long runnable stretches, the Bryce Canyon 50-mile mixes altitude with rolling elevation changes. While conditions can vary year to year, runners typically face strong sun exposure and dry air — factors that amplify hydration and sodium needs over the back half of the race.

Notables

  • Women in the overall: Martell’s 9:57:17 placed her second overall, underscoring the depth of the women’s field on the day.
  • Masters strength: Multiple masters athletes cracked the overall top 10/20, including Seungbum Kim (53) at 10:27:00 and Kyu Sik Kim (65) finishing 20th overall in 11:56:14.
  • Even pacing pays: The exposed final third rewarded patient early splits and consistent fueling.

How to Race Bryce Well (Quick Tips)

  • Start controlled; altitude and sun make early surges costly.
  • Drink early/often and include electrolytes; carry enough between aid.
  • Protect from exposure (hat, sleeves, sunscreen) and cool when possible.
  • Fuel small and frequent to keep the engine steady over rolling terrain.

Source: Official Brooksee results. Links above open individual result pages.

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