Johnson & Wales University Providence

At JWU

Career: Graduated No. 1 in home runs (39) and doubles (56), No. 2 in RBI (171), No. 3 in hits (199), No. 6 in batting average (.404) and walks (51), and No. 7 in at-bats (429). 

2026: Conference of New England (CNE) Player of the Year ... National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) NCAA Division III Region II First Team ... College Sports Communicators (CSC) Academic All-America Third Team ... CNE Academic All-Conference Team ... led conference in average (.509), hits (55), doubles (15), home runs (15), RBI (48), slugging pct. (1.065), on-base pct. (.584), and OPS (1.649) ... hit safely in 29 of 36 games ... ripped off 14-game hitting streak from March 5 to April 11 ... tallied 19 multi-hit outings and three 2-home run games ... smacked two home runs and drove in a season-high five against Suffolk (3/29) ... drove in four runs in consecutive outings against Endicott (3/30) and Rhode Island Col. (3/31).

Over the final 14 games of the season, Lyons drew 14 walks as opponents throughout the CNE attempted to keep Lyons from beating them; during that stretch, however, the Wildcats posted a 10-4 record. Lyons smacked two home runs and drove in a season-high five against Suffolk on March 29, and drove in four runs in consecutive outings against Endicott (March 30) and Rhode Island College (March 31).

2025: Great Northeast Athletic Conference (GNAC) Second Team ... National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) All-Region 1 Second Team ... led GNAC in hits (60), home runs (13), RBI (54), and slugging pct. (.790), tied for third in doubles (14), and placed sixth in average (.420) ... GNAC Academic All-Conference Team ... GNAC Player of the Week (3/31, 4/14) ... drove in two-or-more runs in 13 games, including a season-high six against Regis (MA) in GNAC Tournament (5/1) and five against Framingham St. (4/17) ... smacked two home runs on three occasions ... notched two-or-more hits 19 times, including a 3-for-3 effort against USJ in game three of the GNAC Championship series (5/11).

2024: Great Northeast Athletic Conference (GNAC) Second Team ... GNAC Academic All-Conference Team ... led GNAC with 14 doubles ... finished in top 10 in conference with four home runs (t-No. 7), a .559 slugging pct. (No. 10), and 27 RBI (No. 11) ... launched three home runs and drove in seven in DH sweep of Elms (4/21) ... hit safely in 12 of her last 15 games, posting a .370 average during that span (17-of-46) ... plated one run in both ends of DH against Wheaton (MA) (4/2) and NEC (4/7) ... doubled and finished with three RBI against Mitchell (4/25).

2023: Great Northeast Athletic Conference (GNAC) First Team ... GNAC Rookie of the Year ... GNAC All-Rookie Team ... GNAC Rookie of the Week (March 6; March 13; April 10) ... appeared in 38 games (36 starts) ... batted .372 (No. 16 in GNAC) with a .645 on-base pct. (No. 4 in GNAC), 41 RBI (No. 3 in GNAC), and seven home runs (No. 4 in GNAC) ... smacked first collegiate home run against Carnegie Melon (3/6) ... belted a pair of three-run home runs in same inning and against Albertus Magnus (4/3) ... drove in 15 runs during a five-game stretch from April 3 to April 8 ... registered 12 multi-hit games, highlighted by a four-hit performance against Dean (4/8).