Wisconsin Badgers

2022-2023: Rowed for second varsity eight all spring ... seated sixth for fifth-place second varsity eight at Big Ten Championships ... sat sixth for fourth-place win over Minnesota, Gonzaga and UCF at Big Ten-Pac 12 Invitational ...  seated sixth for second-place win over UCLA and Minnesota at B1G Invitational ... sat fourth for third-place finish at Sunshine State Regatta ... seated sixth for third-place finish at Cardinal Invitational ... Academic All-Big Ten ... 2023 Big Ten Distinguished Scholar 

2021-2022: Raced in the second varsity eight in seat three in the morning and afternoon at the Cardinal Invite (Day 1)... sat in seat three in the second varsity eight at the Cardinal Invite (Day 2)... sat in seat three in the second varsity eight in the morning  and afternoon at the Saratoga Duels... raced in the second varsity eight in seat three in the morning and afternoon at the Big Ten Invitational (Day 1)... sat in seat three in second varsity eight at the Big Ten Invitational (Day 2)... raced in the second varsity eight in race two in seat three at the Iowa Invitational... sat in seat three in the second varsity eight at the Big Ten Championships

High School: Was a rower in high school… named to the Youth Regional (Midwest) Team at World Championships in Sarasota in 2017…  took second place at 2019 Midwest Youth Championship…  Senior rowing captain…

Personal: Parents are Sharlene and Tim Byrne…has one brothers, Patrick, Owen and Declan … majoring in legal studies and psychology
 
Reason for choosing UW-Madison: Growing up in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, supporting the Badgers and wearing Bucky Red was in my DNA. I knew one day I would have to choose where to go to college, and Madison was always a contender. It was the world-class education I would receive at this institution that drew me in the most. As for rowing, I attended a rowing camp in the summer of 2017 at UW. Within the first few hours, I fell in love not only with the girls who rowed and the fantastic coaching staff, but the college as a whole. Leaving the week, I knew right away that Madison was where I wanted to be.
 
What Wisconsin rowing means to you: To me Wisconsin rowing is my family, it is a place where I can be competitive and push myself to my limits while being supported by powerful women.