Swarthmore College Athletics

A two-time All-American, Lytle became one of the most decorated and accomplished student-athletes in program history. After capturing an All-American honorable mention in 2013, Lytle closed out her Swarthmore career with All-American First-team and Academic All-American Second-team nods. As a senior, Lytle was honored as the Centennial Conference's nominee for NCAA Woman of the Year after capturing back-to-back Player of the Year awards in her final two seasons. Statistically, Lytle became the third player in program history to eclipse 1,000 career points and rebounds. She ranks third all-time in career rebounds (1,050) and seventh in career points (1,382), while also appearing inside the top-10 for career blocks (85), steals (228) and free throws made (333). Lytle still holds the single-season record for rebounds (365) and is tied with hall of famer Kathryn Stockbower for most rebounds in a single game (24). She also competed as a member of the track & field team in 2014, where she threw javelin and placed fourth in the heptathlon at the Centennial Championships. Lytle was recognized for her excellence on the court with back-to-back Gladys Irish Awards.