I started in summer sailing camps at Royal Victoria Yacht Club with my twin brother. Shortly after I joined the junior race team and by 15 I was one of the top girls in Canada powered by a big rivalry with my brother.

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Then I moved into 29er sailing only to be hit by Covid lockdowns. Determined to make the most of the summer, I sailed every day and made huge improvements during this time. I used this time to graduate high-school with top grades and multiple entrance scholarships into university.

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When racing finally started we won the first five regattas we sailed including Canadian Nationals. This qualified us for the 2021 Youth Worlds in Oman which we raced after competing in our first international regatta, the European Championships. All this taking place during my first semester of full-time classes studying Science at the University of Victoria. There was no way to find a student-athlete balance during this time, forcing me to let a few classes slide. 

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In 2022 I put my time back into school while sticking with the 29er to gain international racing experience missed during Covid. We went out with a bang by winning Canada Games. In the background we were learning how to sail the 49erFX, an olympic class. Also I started foiling in the Waszp through WeCanFoil and it is so much fun!

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Currently...

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I'm working as a sailmaker at Leitch and McBride with my studies on hold. I train and race in both the Waszp and 49erFX. I'm using the Waszp to gain more racing experience while training for Junior Worlds in the 49erFX with a 2028 Olympic campaign in mind.