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Posted: Jan 24, 2026

Healy Breaks School Mile Record at Leo Miller/Hayden Snow Meet

Healy Breaks School Mile Record at Leo Miller/Hayden Snow Meet
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(CLEVELAND, Ohio) – The Carnegie Mellon University women's track and field team competed in the John Carroll University Leo Miller/Hayden Snow Meet of Champions on Saturday, January 24.

Top Track Performances

  • Starting the running events off on a high, junior Kara Mathias ran an 18:56.75 to win the 5000-meter run. Freshman Alexis Ohler ran 19:05.84 in her track debut to place second.
  • Senior Margaret Ann Healy broke a school record with a time of 4:59.55 winning the women's mile. She was the first woman in Carnegie Mellon history to break the five-minute mile barrier. Senior Jackie Liu placed third with a 5:06.79 followed by sophomore Elise Kempf with a 5:08.26. Each of these times were collegiate personal bests.
  • In the 60-meter hurdles freshman Isabella Garlick, senior Iniyaa Mohanraj, and sophomore Alin Aydogan all qualified for finals placing fifth, sixth and seventh, respectively, with times of 9.94, 10.12 and 10.37 running new facility records.
  • In the 400-meter dash freshman Alani Timmons placed eighth with a time of 63.47 in her first collegiate 400.
  • In the 800-meter dash sophomore Estee Teo placed third with a 2:25.76.
  • Junior Ananya Devpura won the 3,000-meter with a personal record of 10:11.11, also setting a facility record and moving up to fifth on the Carnegie Mellom 3000-meter all-time list.

Top Field Perfomances

  • Senior Zoe King jumped 5.50 meters in the long jump to take second place with a new personal record, moving up to third on the Carnegie Mellon indoor all-time list. Mohanraj jumped 5.29 meters, taking third place and moving up to fifth on the all-time list.
  • Aydogan took first place in the triple jump with a leap of 10.90 meters setting a new facility record and moving up to fifth on the all-time list. Mohanraj placed fourth with a jump of 10.70 meters, also jumping over the previous facility record.
  • Sophomore Catalina Howells won the high jump clearing the bar at 1.59 meters, setting a new facility record, a new personal record and fifth on the all-time list.
  • In the weight throw sophomore Jessica Thiss threw 12.17 meters to place eighth with a new personal best.
  • Junior Sara Christie threw 10.14 meters in the shot put placing sixth and throwing over the previous facility record.
  • Freshman Isabella Formoso took first in the pole vault, vaulting 3.32 meters. She was followed by junior Hazel Buonopane who vaulted 3.17m.

Quote from Margaret Ann Healy

"I was looking forward to seeing where I was after coming off a strong team season in cross country. The race went out hard, so I stuck with the competition and moved up when the pace slowed. It was great to see the clock at the finish line and then get to celebrate with my teammates, and I'm so excited about the potential we have this year!"

Up Next

The Tartans will head to the Bison Open at Bucknell University on Friday and Saturday, January 30th and 31st, and the Wuske Invite at the University of Mount Union on Saturday, January 31st.