Miy Mahran was promoted to head coach of the Yeshiva University men's cross country team in July of 2021 after spending the previous two seasons as the program's assistant coach.
In her first season as head coach, the Maccabees earned bronze at the 2021 Skyline Conference Championships, the highest team finish at the championship meet since 2015. Marshall Northman earned a spot on the All-Skyline first team. Yeshiva came in first place as a team at the Mount Saint Mary College XC Series and the SUNY Old Westbury Fall Invitational. Northman was the top individual finisher at the MSMC XC Series.
In 2022, Yeshiva earned a dual-meet victory over Mount Saint Mary College and finished in first place at the SUNY Old Westbury Invitational. Northman was the top finisher at the Mount Saint Mary College Dual Meet, while Gadiel Polster earned the gold at the SUNY Old Westbury Invitational. Also during the year, Northman was once again named to the All-Skyline first team, while Jake Greenberg landed on the All-Skyline second team.
Mahran was a student-athlete on the Division I Marist College’s women’s cross country team for four years (2010-2013). She also earned her bachelor's degree and paralegal certificate from Marist, and graduated with cum laude honors, in May of 2014.
In September of 2018, Mahran participated in the Westchester Olympic Triathlon and was able to finish it. She has also completed several half-marathons.
A native of the Bronx, N.Y., Mahran received her Master of Laws in human rights from the University of Strathclyde in June of 2016. She earned her Juris Doctor at Elisabeth Haub School of Law at Pace University in May of 2021.
