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74-year-old man on pace to become oldest Arrowhead 135 finisher

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By Jimmy Lovrien Click here for updates on this story KABETOGAMA. Minnesota (WDAY) — A 74-year-old Hermantown man seeking to become the oldest person to finish a 135-mile-long winter ultramarathon across Minnesota remained on his goal pace at the first checkpoint Monday evening. Michael Koppy walked into Gateway General Store on U.S. Highway 53 a little before 7 p.m., leaving approximately 45 minutes later after sitting, eating, warming up a…

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74-year-old man on pace to become oldest Arrowhead 135 finisher

26 days ago·Colorado Springs, United States

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Duluth News Tribune

Hermantown man, 74, on pace to become oldest Arrowhead 135 finisher

Participants in the race have 60 hours to reach the finish line near Tower on bike, ski or foot. They started in International Falls on Monday morning.

27 days ago·Cherokee County, United States

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Silent Sports

Michael Koppy With Less than 48 Miles of the Arrowhead 135 Ultra. Record Nears!

Michael Koppy was at mile 87 as of 5 p.m. on Tuesday. He has 26 hours to complete the remaining 48 miles of the Arrowhead 135 Ultra.

26 days ago

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rjbroadcasting.com

Arrowhead Ultra 135! – R & J Broadcasting Inc.

Today started out the Arrowhead Ultra 135 , the northern Minnesota’s race across 135 miles in the cold. Participants from all over our country as well as from around the world, sign up for a chance to brave the cold and finish the race. Ken and Jackie Kreuger, co directors of the Arrowhead Ultra 135, deemed the toughest endurance challenge and one of the fifty toughest races in the world. Ken Kreuger, co-director and participant of the race, sp…

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