Lizzie Trull
2019-20
• Pocock All-American nominee
• Named to the ACC Honor Roll
• CRCA National Scholar-Athlete honoree
• Lettered
2018-19
• Part of the Varsity Eight that finished 12th at the NCAA Championships
• Member of the Varsity Eight that won the ACC championship
• Part of the Varsity Eight which was named ACC Crew of the Year
• Named to the All-ACC Academic team
• Member of the CRCA National Scholar-Athlete team
• Member of the ACC Academic Honor Roll
• Lettered
2017-18
• Stroke of the ACC champion Varsity Four that was named ACC Crew of the Year
• Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll
• CRCA National Scholar-Athlete
• Named to the All-ACC Academic team
• Lettered
2016-17
• Bow of the Varsity Four that placed 10th at the NCAA Championships
• Part of the ACC champion Second Varsity Four
• Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll
• Lettered
Background
• Rowed for the Cambridge Boat Club under head coach Boris Kusturic in 2015
• Rowed for Noble & Greenough School under head coach Blair Crawford from 2013-16
• Named MVP and served as team captain for the Noble & Greenough rowing team during her senior season
• Placed second at the 2016 NEIRA Championships in the Nobles four
• Placed sixth with the Noble four at the 2016 Youth National Championships
• Won silver medal in the quad at 2015 Club Nationals for Cambridge Boat Club
• Won silver in the women’s four at the 2015 Canadian Henley for CBC
• Placed fourth at the 2015 NEIRA Championships in the Noble’s four
• Earned two varsity letters in cross country, earning ISL honorable mention honors in 2014
• Received highest academic honors at Noble and Greenough School
• Swam competitively for Bernal’s Gators (USA team) and Wellesley Swim Association (Club team)
• Graduated Cum Laude with highest academic distinction
Personal
• Daughter of David and Cindy Trull
• Born in Wellesley, Mass.
• Has one younger sister, Julia
• Enjoys photography and baking
• Tutored inner city kids in Boston
• Interned at the Head of The Charles office in the summer of 2016
• Started an a cappella group called “B-Flats” for students who were either too nervous to audition or did not consider themselves skilled enough