Eagles Break Two School Records at John Thomas Terrier Classic

Friday, January 30

Boston, MA

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John Thomas Terrier Classic

Eagles Break Two School Records at John Thomas Terrier Classic

January 30, 2026 | Women's Track & Field

Results

BOSTON, Mass – Boston College Women's Track & Field had a stellar afternoon at day one of the John Thomas Terrier Classic, breaking multiple school records and personal bests at the BU Track & Tennis Center.

John Thomas Terrier Classic

Erin Finley started the day in the long jump, reaching 5.21m for eighth place. This is her best jump as an Eagle since 2023, when she leapt 5.42m, a personal best.
Sydney Segalla followed with her fourth school record this indoor season, championing the 400m with a time of 51.90. Her time broke her previous best by .90 seconds, and places her second in the ACC and fourth in the NCAA.
Yaroslava Yalysovetska was the highest placing BC runner in the 800m, clocking a 2:10.35 to win her heat and place third overall.
Ava Carter set a personal best in the 200m, dashing across the line at 24.76 for third place overall. That mark places her fifth in the all-time record book.
Natalie Millerova led the way for BC in the mile, taking fourth after running a 4:38.73. Imogen Gardiner (4:39.73) was next to finish, crossing the line a second later for fifth place and putting her ninth all-time in program history. Hanna Hollins (4:41.46) also raced, crushing her previous best by 13 seconds to round out the top 10.
The strong meet continued, as Anna Becker, Anna Sonsini, Kyla Palmer, and Segalla cruised to first place in the 4x400, running a school-record time of 3:35.55. That mark not only broke the previous record by four seconds, but also ranks fastest in the ACC and 11th in the NCAA.
Iris Bergman competed in the 800m Invitational, where she finished fourth in her heat and 18th overall with a time of 2:05.99, four tenths of her personal best. Her mark places her fifth all-time in program history.
In the Mile Invitational, Kyra Holland used the last two laps to propel herself to seventh in her heat and 18th overall, crossing the line for a personal best of 4:36.46. That time ranks fifth in the BC record book.
Molly FitzPatrick closed the meet by crushing her personal best in the 3000m, recording a 9:21.16 to finish in the top-25.