Wisconsin Badgers

2024-25: Third seat for the third-place women’s open fours C boat and fifth seat for the women’s open eights B boat at the Milwaukee River Challenge … won third place as stroke in the women’s collegiate pairs event with Morgan Jensema at the Head of the Rock … bow for the second place women’s collegiate fours C boat and second seat for the second place women’s collegiate eights boat at the Head of the Rock

2023-24: Big Ten Sportsmanship Award winner … sat stroke for UW F in the women’s collegiate pairs event at the Head of the Oklahoma … second seat for second place UW D in the women’s open fours at Head of the Oklahoma … second seat for the second varsity four in race one and the varsity four in race two on day one of the Cardinal Invite … second seat for the varsity four on day two of the Cardinal Invite … bow for the varsity four in both races on day one and on day two of the B1G Invite … bow for the second varsity four at the Big Ten Championships … named Academic All-Big Ten

2022-23: Sat third seat in the second varsity four for race two of the Cardinal Invite (Day 1 )... sat bow for the second varsity four at the Cardinal Invite (Day 2) … third seat for the third-place third varsity four at the B1G Invite … sat bow for the varsity four at the Big Ten-Pac 12 Invite … third seat for the second varsity four at the Big Ten Rowing Championships … Academic All-Big Ten

2021-22: Rowed in the second novice eight at the Big Ten Championships

High school: Ran cross country all four years, earning four letters... captain... awarded most spirited member, E. Jerry Brooks Academic Excellence Award, LL League athletic scholar, LL League sportsmanship award... competed in track and field all four years, earning three letters... competed in Penn Relays... competed in swimming and volleyball

Personal: Parents are Tricia Mosner and Michael Mosner... mother is a reading specialist... has two siblings, Emilie and Charlie... intended major is psychology on the pre-med track

Reason for choosing UW-Madison: UW-Madison offers research opportunities, academic excellence and a great sense of community. The friendliest people I have met are from Wisconsin, and that kindness translates to the classroom and all over campus. I love to serve others and dedicate my time to volunteer work, so I did some research and saw UW is genuinely community oriented. I grew up in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and moved to Lancaster, Pennsylvania. While I enjoyed me time in Pennsylvania, I knew Wisconsin was truly my home. After talking with students and learning about previous alumni, I was inspired to follow my passions for service and I knew I belonged in Madison.

What Wisconsin rowing means to you: I come to practice every day because I know that the boathouse is a place where I am accepted, appreciated and challenged. Being part of a team has helped me through many challenges in my life, and while adjusting to college has been great, having a close community of girls I see every day has made me feel so much better. I feel empowered after finishing a tough workout. I have also gotten out of my comfort zone since being here. Taking up a new sport at a division one school takes a lot of confidence, and I am proud of myself for taking a leap of faith and diving into a new activity. I also really look up to the coaches and the varsity girls. Seeing their work ethic and passion inspires me to be a better person on behalf of my team and for myself makes me feel really rewarded. Rowing is the best thing that has happened to me since I have gotten to Madison, and is arguably going to be one of the biggest turning points in my life if I continue to prove to myself that I can do tough things.