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Catching the running bug at a young age, Pam was hooked after taking her age group in a local 5k. From there, she went on to run cross country in college and partake in fun runs and some marathons. After taking a hiatus from running to start a family, Pam started lacing up again in January 2008. Now, the full-time physician and ultra-running mom seems to just be getting better as the distances get longer. Specializing in distances many would find even too long for a car ride, the 2013 Western States 100-Mile Champion is a mainstay atop the podium in these incredible events.

When not logging the miles, Pam continues to impress. She was the youngest person ever to graduate from Temple University School of Medicine, and she relates, "I had to use a fake ID to get in to the student-faculty orientation mixer! I now specialize in Pathology, laboratory medicine, and hematology." A mother of two to Megan and Liam, Pam's passion for distance is rubbing off, as Megan has already done two ultras, both by the age of 10!