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Third Time Is Charm for East Hampton Grad Stedman in 100-Mile Race

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Will Stedman surviving the darkness hours during the

Will Stedman surviving the darkness hours during the "Javelina Jundred" 100-mile race in Arizona on October 28 and 29.

East Hampton High School graduate Will Stedman, who now lives in Hawaii, completed the

East Hampton High School graduate Will Stedman, who now lives in Hawaii, completed the "Javelina Jundred," a 100-mile race, in Arizona on October 28 and 29, which earned him a spot in a lottery for entrance into the Western States 100, the Super Bowl of 100-mile endurance races.

authorCailin Riley on Nov 7, 2023
It takes a special kind of determination — and perhaps a sprinkle of madness — to enter a 100-mile race. It takes an even more intense level of determination to... more

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