Mosset won the Pac-12 Championship with Bruins as a student athlete in 2016 and UCLA as an undergraduate coach in 2018 to win conference, regional and national titles and succeed on the highest stage of the country. I have no objection.
“We are excited to welcome Harry to Stanford University,” Lim said. “She competed and achieved the highest levels of sport and established herself as the top choreographer and rising star in the NCAA coaching rank. Harry’s passion for the student athlete experience, coupled with her enthusiasm and creativity, It will be a great addition to our coaching staff. “
Mosset returns to the west after spending two years at Long Island University. He was part of Randi Lane Head Coach’s first coaching staff from Los Angeles, California, and helped launch the team and succeed in the first two seasons on the competition floor.
During her time with the shark, Mosset led the LIU floor team to multiple school record performances. Mosset’s floor team scored over 49.000 for the first time in the program’s history at the 2021 EAGL Championship, breaking the elusive scoring barrier twice during the 2022 season. Junior Amandalu scored the team’s first ever 9.90 score against the Temple in 2022, and later in the season set the highest floor mark in program history against North Carolina State University at 9.925.
“I’m proud, excited and excited that Harry will continue in the world of Stanford University coaches,” said Lane, head coach of LIU. “As a mentor for student athletes, a strong, positive and caring young woman like her needs to participate in our sport. Harry helps build the lives of young people through his ability as a coach at Stanford. I’m sure I will continue. “”
Mosset began coaching college in his final year at UCLA and was an undergraduate assistant coach at the 2018 Bruins National Championships. With her help in UCLA’s floor choreography, Bruins performed brilliantly throughout the season, including four 10.0 scoring routines. The Bruins floor team also marked the UCLA record book, earning the program’s fifth-best team floor score on February 25, 2018, at 49.775 against Oregon.
Before her college coaching career began, Mosset had an incredibly successful career as a college gymnast. The 2018 UCLA graduates were two All-American floor exercises, the first team All-Pac-12 honored at the same event, and four conference winners each week. During her senior season, Mosset’s floor routine became viral, featured in Entertainment Weekly, Time, People and Cosmo, and starred in the television show “Home & Family.” Throughout her career, Mosset has earned the honors of two Pac-12 Specialists of the Week and two Pac-12 Freshman of the Week.
Prior to her time as Blue Inn, Mosset was a competitor in the five Visa Championships and qualified for the 2007-11 National Championships. She was nominated for the US national team in 2011 and was the agent for the Pan American Games.
“I’m more than ecstatic to join the Cardinal women’s gymnastics family,” Mosett said. “I’m excited to return to Pac-12. It’s a great honor and privilege to be part of the rich Home of Champions raised in Stanford. Thank you for partnering with coaching staff Tavisa. And excited. Support staff and Cardinal student athletes support Stanford’s past successes and aim to develop the program towards the goal of consistently winning conferences and national championships. A great coach, mentor, and his unwavering support have contributed to my growth as a coach. I am forever grateful. “
