Lavenant joined the SMU Diving staff after competing for five years at LSU. She is a nine-time NCAA Honorable Mention All-American (Three-Meter x2) (One-Meter x3) (Platform x4), 14-time NCAA Qualifier, 2025 NCAA Runner-Up (Platform), 2025 SEC Co-Diver of the year and 2025 CSCAA All-American (1m & Platform-First Team).
A decorated collegiate diver, Lavenant was the 2025 SEC Champion (Platform), 2024 NCAA Runner-Up (Platform), 2024 SEC Female Diver of the Year, 2024 SEC Female Diver of the Meet, 2024 SEC Champion (Three-Meter), 2024 SEC Silver Medalist (Platform), 2024 SEC Bronze Medalist (One-Meter), 2023 NCAA Runner-Up (Platform), 2023 SEC Champion (Platform), 2023 Two-time SEC Female Diver of the Week, 2021 SEC Freshman Diver of the Year 2021 Two-time SEC Female Diver of the Week x2 and 2021 SEC Freshman of the week.
The Tijuana, Mexico, native holds the LSU program record on platform (375.40).
On the international stage, Lavenant placed 8th on platform at the 2020 Tokyo World Cup.
