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Lucy Stephan

Melbourne University Boat Club (VIC)

2010 – National Championships Club Women’s Coxless Four two seat – First 

2011 – National Championships Open Women’s Eight three seat – First 

2011 – Interstate Women’s Eight Championship two seat – Second 

2012 – National Championships U23 Women’s Coxless Four stroke – First 

2012 – Interstate Women’s Eight Championship four seat – First 

2012 – U23 World Championships U23 Women’s Coxless Four stroke – Silver 

2013 – Interstate Women’s Eight Championship stroke – First 

2013 – World Cup I Women’s Eight stroke – First 

2013 – World Cup III Women’s Coxless Four stroke – Second 

2013 – U23 World Championships U23 Women’s Coxless Four stroke – Gold 

2013 – World Championships Women’s Coxless Four stroke – Bronze 

2013 – World Championships Women’s Eight stroke – Fifth 

2014 – National Championships Open Women’s Eight stroke – First 

2014 – Interstate Women’s Eight Championship stroke – First

2014 – World Cup I Women’s Coxless Pair stroke – Eleventh 

2014 – World Cup III Women’s Coxless Pair stroke – Eighth 

2014 – World Championships Women’s Coxless Pair stroke – Fifth

2015 – Interstate Women’s Eight Championship seven seat – First 

2015 – World Cup II Women’s Eight bow – Sixth

2015 – World Cup II Women’s Coxless Four bow – Fourth 

2015 – World Cup III Women’s Eight two seat – Sixth 

2015 – World Championships Women’s Eight bow – Eighth 

2016 – Interstate Women’s Eight Championship seven seat – First 

2016 – National Championships Open Women’s Coxless Four stroke – First 

2016 – National Championships Open Women’s Coxless Pair stroke – First 

2016 – FISA European and Final Olympic Qualification Regatta Women’s Eight seven seat – Third 

2016 – Olympic Games Women’s Eight seven seat – eliminated in repechage 

2017 – Interstate Women’s Eight Championship stroke – First 

2017 – World Cup II Women’s Coxless Four two seat – First 

2017 – World Cup III Women’s Coxless Four bow – First 

2017 – World Cup III Women’s Coxless Pair stroke – Fifth 

2017 – World Championships Women’s Coxless Four bow – Gold 

2018 – Interstate Women’s Eight Championship stroke – First

2018 – World Cup II Women’s Coxless Four bow – First 

2018 – World Cup III Women’s Coxless Four bow – First 

2018 – World Championships Women’s Coxless Four bow – Silver 

2019 – Interstate Women’s Eight Championship stroke – Second 

2019 – World Cup II Women’s Coxless Four stroke – Third 

2019 – World Cup III Women’s Coxless Four stroke – First 

2019 – World Championships Women’s Coxless Four stroke – Gold 

Rowing Australia’s profile of Lucy extracted on the 16th October 2020 advised:

Lucy Stephan won a silver medal at the 2012 U23 World Championships in Trakai, Lithuania. She then went on to win silver at the 2013 World Cup in Lucerne and gold in the women’s four at the U23 World Championships in Linz, Austria. Lucy is studying a Bachelor of Arts - Sociology and Media, and works as a Production Assistant for Rowing Australia sponsor, 776BC. In 2016, she made her Olympic debut racing in the Women's Eight at the 2016 Rio Olympic Games. In 2017, she has been named in the Women's Four alongside fellow Olympian Molly Goodman, plus Sarah Hawe and Karina Werry.The crew went on to win World Rowing Cups 2 and 3 and the World Rowing Championships, while also being named the 2017 Australian Female Crew of the Year at the 2017 Hancock Prospecting Rower of the Year Awards. Stephan was also the recipient of the Gina Rinehart Leadership Award in 2017. Lucy's hometown is Nihil in Victoria, and she enjoys rowing all over the country from The Yarra in Melbourne to the Nepean River in Penrith, as well as the home of the AIS European Training Centre - Lake Varese in Gavirate, Italy. A fan of 80s rock music pre-race, the Victorian athlete is a member of the Hancock Prospecting Women's National Training Centre in Penrith, New South Wales. In 2018, she raced in the Women's Four at the World Rowing Cups 2 and 3 and the World Rowing Championships and was also part of the Women's Eight that won the Remenham Challenge Cup at the 2018 Henley Royal Regatta.


Compiled by Patrick Boomer
October 2020

Sources

https://rowingaustralia.com.au/athleteprofile/lucy-stephan/ 

http://www.worldrowing.com/athletes/athlete/42882/results/stephan-lucy 

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