Cornell University Athletics

Why Mosko Chose Cornell: “From the moment I stepped on Cornell’s campus, I knew it was the right place for me to be. After visiting in the fall and meeting the team, I could not imagine myself anywhere else. The team’s energy at the boathouse was unlike anything else I had ever experienced. Coach Hilary and Coach Liz were so welcoming and I am so thrilled that I will get to have them as my coaches the next few years. The academic prestige Cornell offers paired with the unique chemistry of the team definitely made it the perfect place for me.”

At Cornell
During her junior season, Mosko rowed in the third varsity eight that placed fifth at the 2015 Ivy League Women’s Rowing Championship. She also rowed in the third varsity eight that defeated Dartmouth during the regular season. As a sophomore, Mosko rowed in the second varsity four crew at the 2014 Ivy League Women’s Rowing Championship. 

Prior to Cornell
Mosko lettered three times at Georgetown Visitation, leading the second varsity eight to second place at the 2010 Virginia State Championships and earning All-Met honorable mention accolades as a junior. In addition, she competed for Thompson’s Rowing Club. Mosko also lettered four times in volleyball and twice in basketball, serving as captain of both the rowing and volleyball teams.

Personal
Elizabeth Abigail Mosko is the daughter of Michael and Pamela Mosko and has one older brother, Andrew, who played lacrosse at the University of Michigan, one younger brother, and two younger sisters. Her father also played four years of lacrosse between Penn State and the University of Maryland. She is enrolled in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.