Mia Robillard Sets 21:19.8 6K Personal Best at Mizzou

Mia Robillard, a 2027 women’s track & field athlete at Ohio State, set a 6K personal best of 21:19.8 at Mizzou, lowering the 6K PR of 22:13.64 she ran at Loyola earlier in the season. The performance came during a regular-season slate that also included Wright State, Michigan State and Texas A&M, according to her Ohio State roster page.

Robillard has paired the running with academic recognition, earning 2024-25 and Fall 2025 Academic All-Big Ten honors while being named an Ohio State Scholar-Athlete. She also won the 3000m at the Cherry Blossom Invite in 10:24.74 and made her collegiate debut at Akron.

6K Marks at Loyola and Mizzou

Her 21:19.8 at Mizzou stands as the faster of her two 6K races this season, following the 22:13.64 she recorded at Loyola. Both times appear on her Ohio State bio, which lists the Mizzou race as the site of her 6K personal best.

3000m and 5000m Results

Robillard also ran the 3000m twice, clocking 10:12.19 at the Hoosier Horsepower Classic and 10:11.74 at the Crossroads of America Invite, in addition to winning the Cherry Blossom Invite 3000m in 10:24.74. In the 5000m, she finished seventh at the Cherry Blossom Invite in 17:42.20 and ran 17:32.75 at the Jesse Owens Classic. She also raced at Minnesota.

Academic Honors and High School Career

Before Ohio State, Robillard claimed state, region, district and conference individual cross country titles, served as a team captain in cross country and track, was part of a team state championship squad, finished as a state runner-up and earned multiple all-state honors in track. She also played varsity soccer, was a National Honor Society member and earned Academic All-Ohio honors.

The 21:19.8 at Mizzou adds to a pre-college résumé that already included state, region, district and conference individual cross country titles and multiple all-state track honors.