Audrey Lyda Season 2024-25

PositionRower

ClassSenior

HometownPittsburgh, Pa.

Career Honors

Member of All-ACC Academic Team…Competed in the 1v8 for the entirety of the season…Rowed the V8 – A Boat to a first-place finish at the Head of the Indian Creek in a time of 13:36.54
Competed in the V4 – D boat at the Head of the Black Warrior River, finishing 20^th in a time of 20:17.40
Helped the 1v8 to a first-place showing against Stetson, crossing the finish line in a time of 6:34.2
Participated in Miami’s scrimmage against Rochester as a member of the V8 – A Boat…Placed first in the 1v8 in a quad-race against Jacksonville, UCF and UConn with a time of 6:52.70
Propelled the 1v8 to a second-place finish in the Grand Final of the Sunshine State Invite, finishing in a time of 6:31.15
Competed in the 1v8 at the Michigan State Invite, finishing first in both heat races, highlighted by a 6:36.10 time in heat two
Rowed the 1v8 to its fastest 2,000-meter time of the season at the Lake Wheeler Invite, crossing the finish line in a time of 6:27.971 in heat two of the first round
Placed fourth in the ACC Championship 1v8 Grand Final with a time of 6:34.211

Rowed as a member of the 2v8 for the entire season
Took home the gold medal against Jacksonville and Stetson, finishing in a time of 7:26.100
Qualified for the grand final race at the Sunshine State Invite and finished sixth with a time of 6:48.27
Tallied a first-place finish against UCF with a 6:56.700 finish time, a full nine seconds ahead of the Knights
At the Lake Wheeler Invite, finished seven-tenths of a second behind 11^th-ranked Duke (6:46.532)
Placed fourth out of 16 boats in the second round of the Lake Wheeler Invite
Finished third in the 2v8 heat race (6:53.238) at the ACC Championship to earn a spot in the grand final
Placed fourth in the ACC Championship grand final with a time of 6:36.624

Rowed in the 2017 Canadian Henley
Placed second in the U17 double sculls
In 2018, won gold in the U17 double sculls
Brought home the gold at the 2019 US Rowing Junior National Championships, rowing in the lightweight double sculls division
Earned one of four spots on the U19 women’s national team and finished 12th in the quad at the 2019 World Rowing Junior Championships in Tokyo

Majoring in business law and minoring in english
Favorite hobby is tanning or riding dirt bikes
I chose the Miami for the beautiful weather and ability to row year round
My favorite part of being a student-athlete is being surrounded by highly motivated and disciplined women who inspire me to be the best version of myself
Biggest achievement: 2019, 2021 youth national champion in the double
Member of the 2019 United States of America Junior National Team

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