Kamryn Lute

Quick Facts 

• Started speedskating after watching the Winter Olympic Games Vancouver 2010
• Diagnosed with Hashimoto’s at the age of 17 and Lupus/Mixed Connective Tissue Disease at age 18

Biographical Information

Kamyrn Lute started speedskating after watching the sport and thinking "it was cool" at the Vancouver Games with her parents. 

Ten years later, she competed for the United States at the world junior short track championships, and Lute made her first national team in 2022. 

Lute was selected to represent the U.S. for the 2025-26 ISU Short Track World Tour season and was part of a women’s relay team that finished second in Gdansk, Poland helping the U.S. short track team secure a spot in women’s relay for the Winter Olympic Games Milano Cortina 2026.

Off the ice, her hobbies include travel, art and baking. 

World Championships Experience

• Most recent: 2021 – 7th (3000m Relay - Women)
• Years of participation: 3000m Relay - Women 2021
• Top finish: 7th – 2021 (3000m Relay - Women)

Career Highlights

• World Junior Championships, Gdansk, 2024 (2000m Relay - Mixed, 3000m Relay - Women, 1500m - Women, 1000m - Women)
• World Junior Championships, Dresden, 2023 (3000m Relay - Women)