Boston University

AWARDS
• 2x IRA National Champion in Lightweight Double Skull (2021, 2019)
• CRCA Scholar-Athlete (2022)
• IRA All-Academic Team (2022)
• Patriot League Honor Roll (2020, 2019)

AS A SENIOR IN 2021-22
CRCA Scholar-Athlete … IRA All-Academic Team ... Five seat in the Collegiate 8+ “B” boat that finished 13^th in a time of 16:31.7 at the Head of the Housatonic (Oct. 9) … Three seat in the Lightweight Championship Four boat that earned second at the Head of the Charles in a time of 19:16.173 (Oct. 24) … Five seat in the Second Varsity Eight boat that defeated Boston College in a time of 7:29.3 in the spring opener (Mar. 26) … Five seat in the Second Varsity Eight boat that defeated Bates in a time of 6:59.4 (Apr. 3) … Three seat in the Lightweight Eight boat that placed third and three seat in the Lightweight Four “A” boat that finished third at the Knecht Cup (Apr. 10) … Bow seat with Zoey Goodness in the 2x “A” crew that defeated Harvard-Radcliffe (1000m) to help secure the Beanpot (Apr. 16) … Stroke seat with Lindsay Albert in the 2x crew that placed third in the varsity lightweight double in a time of 7:43.87 at the Eastern Sprints (May 1) … Three seat in the Varsity Eight boat that placed third in the Heavyweight Eight (Open) Grand Final in a time of 6:33.56 at the Dad Vail Regatta (May 14) … Stroke seat with Kathryn Grabowski in the 2x crew that earned silver at the IRA Championship (June 5).

AS A JUNIOR IN 2020-21
Won gold in the lightweight doubles race at the IRA National Championship Regatta, defeating crews from Stanford, Princeton, Gordon, Wisconsin and Oklahoma City by open water to win the IRA National Championship …  Is the first rower in BU history to win two IRA gold medals … Sat in the four seat of the varsity eight boat that that defeated three openweight boats from Boston College on the Charles River … Was in the four seat of the varsity eight boat that defeated the Holy Cross “A” and “B” boats on the Charles River … Sat in the four seat of the varsity eight boat that fell to Wisconsin on the Charles River in the season opener. 

AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2019-20
Did not compete due to cancellation of season.

AS A FRESHMAN IN 2018-19
Won gold at the IRA National Championship Regatta in the double skull with a time of 7:51.79, defeating boats from Stanford, Georgetown, Wisconsin, Princeton, Harvard and MIT, helping the Terriers finish as National Runner-Up as a team … Sat in the three seat of the third varsity eight boat that won gold at the  45th annual Eastern Sprints, helping the Terriers win the Ulbrich Trophy as Eastern Sprints Lightweight Team Champions for the second time in program history … Sat in the three seat of the third varsity eight boat that defeated MIT and BC to help the Terriers win the Lightweight Beanpot for the fourth-consecutive year … Sat in the three seat of the novice eight that finished first in the grand final at the Knecht Cup … Sat in the four seat of the third varsity eight boat that fell to openweights from BC on the Charles River in duel racing … Was in the four seat of the second varsity eight boat that finished fourth among collegians at the 54th Head of the Charles Regatta … Sat in the three seat of the second varsity eight boat that finished eighth in a field of 17 openweight boats at the Foot of the Charles Regatta.

BEFORE BOSTON UNIVERSITY
Competed for Holy Name Academy ... As a senior, won gold at NW Regionals in the women's varsity lightweight 4+ and in the women's varsity lightweight 8+ ... Won bronze at the Youth National Championships in the women's varsity lightweight 4+ ... Awarded Holy Names' all-school athletic excellence award, the Kathleen Shepherd Memorial Award ... As a junior, Placed 12th at Head of the Charles Regatta in the varsity women's 8+ ... Attended the Youth National Championships in the women's varsity lightweight 8+ ... Elected team captain for the 2017-18 season.

PERSONAL
Is enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences, majoring in biology with specialization in ecology and conservation ... Is the daughter of Michael and Debra Beery.