Prior to Stanford
- Graduate of Brisbane Girls' Grammar School in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
- Competed for Brisbane Girls' rowing, basketball, water polo and swimming teams
- 2024 girls rowing team captain
- Two-time Brisbane Girls' School Sportsperson of the Year
- 1st, Year 11 1x-, 2024 Brisbane Schoolgirls Rowing Association Championships
- 3rd, Open 8+, 2025 Brisbane Schoolgirls Rowing Association Championships
- 1st, Year 12 1x-, 2025 Brisbane Schoolgirls Rowing Association Championships
- Holds Brisbane's Indoor 2k Record for Year 11 and 12
- Club participation: University of Queensland Boat Club (2023-2025)
- Five-time Australian Rowing National Champion
- U21 W8+ (2022-25)
- U19 Single Sculls (2022-25)
- U19 Quad Sculls (2022-25)
- U19 Beach Sprint Women's Solo (2024)
- U19 Beach Spring Mixed Double Sculls (2024)
- 19-time State Rowing Champion
- Open Women's Single Sculls (2025)
- Junior Women's Single Sculls
- Junior Double Sculls
- Junior Quad Sculls
- Junior Four
- Junior Eights
- Australian U17 2km C2 Ergo Record Holder (2024)
- Five-time Australian Rowing National Champion
- 2023-24 Australian Junior Water Polo Squad Member
- Three-time State Rowing Team Member (2023-25)
National Team
- Two-year member of the Australian National Team
- 3rd, U19 Women's Solo, 2024 World Beach Sprint Finals
- 2nd, U19 Mixed Double Sculls, 2024 World Beach Sprint Finals
- 20th, Women's Single Sculls, 2025 World Rowing U19 Championships
Personal
- Parents are Anna and Matthew Thomas
- Has three siblings: Dominic, Eden and Xavier
- Hopes to major in human biology
Why Astrid Thomas Chose Stanford:
- "I chose Stanford as it provides the highest quality of academic support and challenge, whilst also providing a world-class rowing program."