Michigan Distance Star, Georgia Mosher, Verbally Commits to Ohio State

Two-time Michigan high school Division I champion Georgia Mosher has made a verbal commitment to swim for The Ohio State University beginning with the 2018-19 school year.

“I chose to commit to OSU because when I took my unofficial visit I felt a very strong sense of family and support among the team and from the coaches. The campus is beautiful, there are so many academic opportunities, and I am very excited to continue my swimming career as a Buckeye!”

Mosher is a rising senior at Skyline High School in Ann Arbor, Michigan. She won the 500 free as both a junior (4:50.08) and a sophomore (4:54.65) at the 2016 and 2015 MHSAA Division I Girls Championships, and placed fifth and third in the 100 breast in those respective meets. Mosher added a state title as a member of Ann Arbor Skyline’s 400 free relay in 2015.

Mosher swims year-round with Club Wolverine, and competed in the 500 free, 1650 free, 100 breast, and 200 breast, as well as CW’s two medley relays, at 2016 Speedo Winter Junior Championships East in December.

Top SCY times:

  • 1650 free – 16:43.75
  • 1000 free – 9:55.94
  • 500 free – 4:49.23
  • 200 breast – 2:16.69
  • 100 breast – 1:03.59

Mosher will join Georgia White in the Ohio State class of 2022.

If you have a commitment to report, please send an email with a photo (landscape, or horizontal, looks best) and a quote to [email protected]

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Swamfan
6 years ago

A swimmer from club wolverine commits to michingan’s arch-rival Ohio State… interesting. Congrats!!

SUNY Cal
Reply to  Swamfan
6 years ago

I was thinking the same thing. Did she not want to go to MI? It’s a great program & academic school!

CraigH
Reply to  SUNY Cal
6 years ago

Maybe she wasn’t offered a scholarship at UM. It’s amazing, but a 4:50 W 500 yard free doesn’t stand out like it used to.

swamfan
Reply to  SUNY Cal
6 years ago

Maybe she just wanted a change. I can understand not wanting to swim for Michigan after swimming for club wolverine for years.

a2swim
Reply to  Swamfan
6 years ago

She’s not a real big football fan 😉

meeeeee
Reply to  Swamfan
6 years ago

They had one last year also. Check out Ryan Vandermeulin.

HammyS
6 years ago

Incredible people deserve incredible things.

Chris Spencer
6 years ago

Georgia, I am beyond proud of the perseverance and grit you have shown throughout your swimming career. I was awestruck watching you swim such incredible times and seeing you win with such humility and grace, and I knew that you were going to be something special. This is the culmination of hard work that no one can take away from you. To your family, you have raised a wonderful daughter, great friend, and selfless teammate. Georgia, wherever the black line on the bottom of the pool takes you these next several years, I can’t wait to see what the future holds for you!

SwimYA
6 years ago

We are so proud of you Georgia! The dedication (and all those distance sets) has paid off. Thank you for being such a nice person as well as a hard worker!

AASwim
6 years ago

Congrats Georgia! Such a hard working swimmer and true team player. OSU is luck to have you.

SpearsL
6 years ago

SO proud of you Georgia! Your hard work and perseverance have paid off! I can’t wait to see what you accomplish during your senior year and your time as a collegiate athlete. You have earned this!

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