Welcome to my journey! I’m a 20-year-old athlete embarking on my 8th competitive season in the sport of moguls, fueled by a passionate dream of representing Canada at the Olympic Games. While I chase my skiing ambitions, I’m also pursuing a finance degree, combining the thrill of moguls with the rigor of finance. I have four North America Cup tours under my belt, I’m now stepping into the 5th, excited to make the 2023/24 season a defining chapter in my career. Join me as I strive for greatness in the world of moguls and explore the exciting twists and turns of my dual journey in skiing and education.

My story

My story

I began my skiing journey at the tender age of three, right on a modest slope in southern Ontario, Horseshoe Resort, boasting just a humble 94 meters of vertical drop. Not your typical training ground for aspiring skiers, but that didn’t deter my enthusiasm. It wasn’t long before my parents had trouble keeping up with me on the slopes, prompting them to reluctantly drag me away from my beloved runs. I couldn’t resist sneaking back for more. I dabbled in various skiing disciplines, from freestyle slopestyle in the terrain park to snowboarding and downhill.

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My passion for mogul skiing truly ignited at the age of 12 when I participated in my first mogul event in Caledon, Ontario, and emerged as the victorious skier. From that day forward, all I could think about was conquering moguls. My parents, to my immense gratitude, believed in my potential and relocated me to the Beaver Valley Ski Club, home to the premier mogul program in Ontario at the time. My mom didn’t ski, and my dad was a casual weekend skier, which made their commitment even more astonishing. It’s remarkable how I wound up on this path, especially considering my parents had sworn never to let me participate in a judged sport.