College of Saint Benedict

2020: Earned Academic All-MIAC honors ... named CSB's Presidential Award Winner and the athletic department's 2020 NCAA Woman of the Year nominee ... OUTDOOR: The 2020 outdoor season was canceled by the NCAA on March 13 due to the COVID19 pandemic ... INDOOR: earned All-MIAC Honorable Mention after taking fifth in the pole vault at the MIAC Championships ... finished top five in all five meets she competed in ... won the pole vault at the Hamster Invite.

2019: Earned Academic All-MIAC honors ... OUTDOOR: earned USTFCCCA All-Central region honors in the pole vault ... qualified for the MIAC Championships in the pole vault and took third to earn All-MIAC honors ... recorded a career-best mark and the fifth-best mark in CSB history (3.43m) at the La Crosse Qualifier ... finished in the top 10 in the pole vault in all nine meets she competed in, including seven top-five finishes and one win ... INDOOR: finished eighth in the pole vault at the MIAC Championships ... competed in three indoor meets as a junior ... won the pole vault at Saint Mary's.

2018: Earned Academic All-MIAC honors ... OUTDOOR: earned USTFCCCA All-Central region honors in the pole vault ... qualified for the MIAC Championships in the pole vault and took fourth to earn All-MIAC Honorable Mention ... won pole vault at the Dingels Brueggen Open and recorded sixth-best mark in CSB history ... INDOOR: finished third in the pole vault at the MIAC Championships to earn All-MIAC honors ... won the pole vault at three meets ... recorded the fourth-best indoor mark in CSB history at Macalester ... earned USTFCCCA All-Central Region honors.

2017: INDOOR ... qualified for the MIAC Championships in the pole vault ... took fifth to earn All-MIAC Honorable Mention ... her mark of 3.23 meters is fifth in CSB indoor history ... finished runner-up at five meets and in the top five at two more ... OUTDOOR ... competed in three meets before her season was cut short due to injury ... took second in the pole vault at the CSB|SJU Outdoor Invite.

High School: Stelten graduated in 2016 from Chanhassen High School. She participated in golf (two years), cross country (six years), Nordic skiing (five years), and track (five years). Stelten was the track and field captain in 2015 and 2016. She received track and field all-conference honors in 2015 and 2016 as well. In 2016, Stelten received the Jumps Athlete Award.
 
Personal: Lee is the daughter of Nanette and Jim Stelten. She has three sisters, Lauren, Logan, and London. London is a senior on the track and field team. In her free time, Lee enjoys drawing, being active, and spending time with friends and family. While at CSB/SJU, Lee plans to major in nursing with a minor in Spanish.