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Program-Record Fifteen Blue Devils Named CRCA Scholar-Athletes
6/17/2025 4:13:00 PM | Rowing
DURHAM, N.C. – Duke rowing set a program record with 15 Blue Devils earning Collegiate Rowing Coaches Association (CRCA) Scholar-Athlete recognition, as announced by the organization Tuesday afternoon.
Noelle Fuchs and Audrey Kline highlighted Duke's picks after being selected for the third time in their Blue Devil careers, while Lauren Brandmeyer, Mia Khamish, Elizabeth May, Justine Medveckus, Lena Mills and Erin Temple received the honor for the second time. Seven Blue Devils earned recognition for the first time in Roslyn Bellscheidt, Nora Conaty, Vivienne Foley, Florine Lijesen, Isabella Moreno, Chelsea Proutt and Eliza Straayer.
Duke is one of six ACC schools with 10 or more selections, joining Stanford (20), North Carolina (19), California (14), Notre Dame (12) and Boston College (10).
To qualify, a student-athlete must meet both academic and athletic requirements, such as being in at least their second year of eligibility and maintaining an average cumulative GPA of 3.50 or higher. Additionally, student-athletes must have rowed in their institution's NCAA eligible boats for a minimum of 75% of the current spring races or raced in an NCAA boat at their conference championship/NCAA Championship.Â
CRCA Scholar-Athletes
Name / Concentration
Roslyn Bellscheidt / Neuroscience
Lauren Brandmeyer / Economics
Nora Conaty / Political Science
Vivienne Foley / Computer Science
Noelle Fuchs / Environmental Science
Mia Khamish / Economics
Audrey Kline / Computer Science
Florine Lijesen / Evolutionary Anthropology
Elizabeth May / Management Studies
Justine Medveckus / Psychology
Lena Mills / Neuroscience
Isabella Moreno / Philosophy
Chelsea Proutt / Biomedical Engineering
Eliza Straayer / Neuroscience
Erin Temple / History
To stay up to date with Blue Devils rowing, follow the team on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook by searching "DukeROW".
#GoDuke
Noelle Fuchs and Audrey Kline highlighted Duke's picks after being selected for the third time in their Blue Devil careers, while Lauren Brandmeyer, Mia Khamish, Elizabeth May, Justine Medveckus, Lena Mills and Erin Temple received the honor for the second time. Seven Blue Devils earned recognition for the first time in Roslyn Bellscheidt, Nora Conaty, Vivienne Foley, Florine Lijesen, Isabella Moreno, Chelsea Proutt and Eliza Straayer.
Duke is one of six ACC schools with 10 or more selections, joining Stanford (20), North Carolina (19), California (14), Notre Dame (12) and Boston College (10).
To qualify, a student-athlete must meet both academic and athletic requirements, such as being in at least their second year of eligibility and maintaining an average cumulative GPA of 3.50 or higher. Additionally, student-athletes must have rowed in their institution's NCAA eligible boats for a minimum of 75% of the current spring races or raced in an NCAA boat at their conference championship/NCAA Championship.Â
CRCA Scholar-Athletes
Name / Concentration
Roslyn Bellscheidt / Neuroscience
Lauren Brandmeyer / Economics
Nora Conaty / Political Science
Vivienne Foley / Computer Science
Noelle Fuchs / Environmental Science
Mia Khamish / Economics
Audrey Kline / Computer Science
Florine Lijesen / Evolutionary Anthropology
Elizabeth May / Management Studies
Justine Medveckus / Psychology
Lena Mills / Neuroscience
Isabella Moreno / Philosophy
Chelsea Proutt / Biomedical Engineering
Eliza Straayer / Neuroscience
Erin Temple / History
To stay up to date with Blue Devils rowing, follow the team on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook by searching "DukeROW".
#GoDuke
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