Mosley Headed to NCAA Championships

COLUMBUS, Ohio – For the second consecutive year, Aniya Mosley of the Ohio State women's cross country team has earned a spot in the NCAA Championships. The senior notched a second straight eighth-place finish at the NCAA Great Lakes Regionals to qualify.

The first four finishers at each regional not on an automatic qualifier or at-large team automatically earn a spot in the NCAA meet, along with two at-large selections. In all, 32 teams and 38 individuals make up the NCAA Championships field. Mosley was one of four qualifiers from the Great Lakes Region.

The 2025 NCAA Cross Country Championships will be held Saturday in Columbia, Mo. The women will compete in a 6K race at 10:20 a.m. ET. Live championship coverage will be broadcast on ESPNU beginning at 10 a.m. ET. Meet Central

Buckeye NCAA Championship History

Ohio State has now had 14 individual NCAA qualifying berths, including 12 since 2010.
Mosley is the third Buckeye to qualify as an individual twice, joining Daniella Santos (2023, '24) and Addie Engel (2021, '23).
Mosley was 80th at last year's NCAA Championship in her debut.
Kathy Monard finished ninth at the 1986 NCAA race, the highest finish in school history, with Engel just behind with a 10th-place finish in 2022 to become the program's fourth NCAA All-American.
Katie Borchers posted two Top 40 finishes and is the program's first two-time NCAA All-American.
Maureen Cogan earned AIAW All-America accolades in 1981 and NCAA All-America honors in 1983.

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