PUEBLO, Colo - Lynn University track & field junior Paul Mosley carved his name in the history books on Saturday afternoon, recording two top-six finishes at the 2025 NCAA Championships in Pueblo, Colorado. Mosley finished sixth in the 100m before placing second in the 200m to close out Lynn's run in the 2025 Championships.The Blue and White sprinter became the first Fighting Knight to record two top-eight finishes at the National level in Lynn track history.
 

Mosley started off the final day of the NCAA Championships in the 100-meter dash. The Fighting Knight junior placed sixth in the event finals, tying his prelim time of 10.10 which set a new Lynn University school record.This marks the first top finish at the NCAA Championships in Blue and White history as Mosley garnered his first First Team All-American honor.

 
The Blue and White phenom went on to claim second place in the 200-meter dash for his second individual First Team All-American honor just an hour later. Mosley finished with a time just shy of his 20.39 school record in the prelims, finishing the finals at 20.55. With his runner-up finish in the 200m, Mosley now holds both the highest finishes in school history at the NCAA Championships in both the 100 and 200.
 
Just one year ago, Mosley and his teammate Collin Clark became the first Fighting Knights to represent Lynn at the NCAA Track Championships. Mosley finished 12th in the 200 preliminaries with a time of 21.04. Flash forward to 2025, Mosley is heading back to Boca Raton with two trophies, two school records and two top finishes at the national level.