Julia Lambert Season 2014-15

As a Senior (2017-18)

• ICSA All-Academic sailing team
• All-PCCSC Women's team (skipper)
• Skippered a 12th-place finish with Victoria Thompson in the B Division at the Nevins Trophy (Sept. 16-17)
• Skippered a 14th-place finish with Victoria Thompson in the A Division at Mrs. Hurst Women's (Oct. 21-22)
• Won the A Division with crew Victoria Thompson at the Bryson Women's (Feb. 10-11)
• Finished second in the A Division with crew Victoria Thompson at the Charleston Women's (Feb. 24-25)
• Skippered a third-place finish in the A Division with crew Victoria Thompson at the Dellenbaugh Women's (March 31-April 1)
• Skippered a first-place finish in the A Division with crew Christina Sakellaris and Victoria Thompson to lead Stanford to PCCSC Women's title (April 14-15)
• Finished 14th in the A Division of the Sperry Women's Championship to lead Stanford to a 15th-place finish overall (May 22-25)

As a Junior (2016-17)

• Finished sixth in the A-division of the Navy Fall Women’s with crews Madeline Bubb and Meg Gerli (Oct. 8-9).
• Finished 16th in the A-division of the Mrs. Hurst Bowl with crew Madeline Bubb (Oct. 22-23).
• Finished ninth in the B-division of the Charleston Spring Coed with Elena VandenBerg (March 11-12).
• Finished third at the Duplin Women’s Team Race with a 10-4 record (March 25-26).
• Helped Stanford finish ninth at the Emily Wick Women’s Trophy, taking 11th place in the B-division (April 8-9).
• Finished fourth in the B-division of the Sperry Women’s Championship, helping Stanford finish fifth overall (May 23-26).

As a Sophomore (2015-16)

• Finished 12th in the A-division of the St. Mary’s Fall Interconference with Maggie Schult (Sept. 27).
• Took 11th place in the A-division of the Yale Women’s Interconference with Maeve White (Oct. 18).
• Skippered the Cardinal to a first place finish and a 9-0 record at the Jeremy McIntyre team race (Feb 27-28).
• Sailed in the North Gold Regatta to a third place finish in Division A (Mar. 19-20).
• Sailed in the St. Francis Invitational to a seventh place finish in Division B (Apr. 2-3).
• Sailed in the South Championship to a fourth place finish in Division B (Apr. 9-10).
• Sailed in the Sperry College Sailing Women’s National Championship to a sixteenth place finish in Division A (May 26-27).

As a Freshman (2014-2015) 

• Made her collegiate debut at the Navy Fall Women’s in the A-division with skipper Maeve White
• Won the A-division of the Stu Nelson Regatta with Yuki Yoshiyasu, helping the Cardinal take second place (Oct. 25)
• Served as a skipper at the Jeremy McIntyre Team Race, helping her squad finish as runners-up to the other Stanford team competing (Feb. 28)
• Finished 12th at the Long Beach Gold/Silver with crew Yuki Yoshiyasu (Feb. 28)
• Led Stanford to a win at the Duplin Women’s Team Race with crew Yuki Yoshiyasu (Mar. 28)
• Served as B-squad skipper for the Dellenbaugh Women’s Trophy, helping the Cardinal take eighth place (Apr. 4)
• Helped the Cardinal claim the Bryson Women’s Regatta by winning the A-division with crew Alex Archer (Apr. 12)
• Amassed just 16 points in 12 races as A-unit skipper at the PCCSC Women’s Championship, which was won handily by Stanford (Apr. 19)
• Appeared at the Sperry Women’s Nationals as a B-squad skipper (May 28)

The Lambert File

• Starting sailing at age 6 at the Portland Yacht Club in Portland, Maine
• Finished second in the Maine High School State Championships her freshman, sophomore, and junior years
• Two-time Stag Award recipient at Cheverus High School
• Four-time Captains Award recipient in high school
• Three-time MVP on the varsity sailing team
• Team Champion at the 2013 CJ Buckley Regatta (C420)
• Finished fifth at the Great Oaks Regatta in New Orleans, La.
• Played varsity ice hockey, and was selected for the Seniors All-State Team
• Also played field hockey as an underclassman
• Daughter of John Lambert and Kim Caldwell
• Youngest of three sisters, Deirdre, 2-time Women’s College Sailor of the year and 2-time All-American at Dartmouth, and Emily, who was All-American sailor at Harvard