| Becky Luckett |
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FALL OF 2001: Missed the fall season after studying abroad in London.
AS A SOPHOMORE: Named to the 2001 USRowing Collegiate Honor Roll first team, becoming the first rower in Notre Dame history to earn the award ... earned Collegiate Rowing Coaches Association National Scholar-Athlete honors ... was also named to the BIG EAST Academic All-Star team ... earned her first monogram as a member of the Notre Dame rowing program ... was a member of the first varsity eight which experienced its most successful season in the history of the program ... took fifth at the Central Regions, barely missing an invitation to the
NCAA Championships ... varsity eight finished the season ranked 16th in the nation ... the Irish varsity eight won five of seven races in the spring, including wins over Wisconsin and Michigan State ... was sixth in the Jessop-Whittier Cup at the prestigious San Diego Crew Classic ... enjoyed a very successful fall, making the jump from the novice roster in 1999-2000 to the varsity roster ... rowed in the fifth seat of the varsity eight boat that won a gold medal at the Head of the Elk Regatta
... marked the first time the Notre Dame varsity eight had won a race at such a high level of competition ... also claimed gold in the varsity four race at the Head of the Elk ... started the her varsity career by teaming with Ashlee Warren to win the pairs competition at the Chicago Chase ... again joined forces with Warren in placing third in the pairs at the Head of the Rock ... won the pairs at the Head of the Grand ... boat took second in the Chicago Chase in 17:51.00, third at the Head of
the Rock (15:51.35) and third at the Head of the Grand (11:24).
AS A FRESHMAN: Rowed in the six seat of the first novice eight boat in 1999-2000... placed fourth at the Central Regions, barely missing the bronze medal by .08 seconds ... won a silver medal at the Georgetown Invitational which features all of the BIG EAST schools which sponsor rowing ... competed in the third seat at Georgetown ... novice eight crew won its opening heat at the Midwest Rowing Championships and finished third in the grand final improving its heat time by 1.5 seconds ... novice eight won its opening heat and then placed fourth overall at the SIRA Championships.
PREP AND PERSONAL: Was a three-sport athlete lettering in track and field, swimming and cross country at Bishop Watterson High School ... was team captain of the swimming and cross country teams her senior year ... swimming team won the conference championship her junior and senior seasons ... qualified for regionals in track as part of a relay team ... studied in Kenya during the summer of 2001, teaching alcohol
awareness classes ... was a member of National Honor Society, student government and the Human Rights club ... was senior class president ... one of four children ... daughter of Aimee and Michael Luckett ... born May 16, 1981, in Marion, Ohio ... majoring in pre-professional studies and CAPP.
