Lyndsey received her BA in History of Science from Harvard University (2015). During her time at Harvard, she took a leave of absence for a year to play for the 2014 Olympic Ice Hockey Team and won the silver medal. After graduating, Lyndsey saw an opportunity to run hockey camps for girls in small towns throughout the US and started up her own business, Lyndsey Fry Hockey. Lyndsey not only acts as the owner of the company, but works as the camp director as well running on ice instruction, off ice drills, motivational talks, and nutrition, fitness, and leadership workshops. She has run camps in 13 US states and has been asked to return to each and every venue.Lyndsey also has helped cofound Quincea Social Enterprises, which is a non-profit organization that provides opportunities for populations who face employment barriers, such as developmentally disabled adults and veterans, to work in community gardens and benefit from the therapeutic effects of gardening. Lyndsey is committed to making the world a better place and works relentlessly to ensure that her goals and visions are realized. She wants to continue to build her flexibility as a businesswoman by studying entrepreneurship and marketing with the hopes that she will be able to continue to create new, impactful businesses in the future. In her spare time, Lyndsey enjoys playing roller hockey, road biking, and spending time with her family.