I started skateboarding in 2020 when I was 8 years old. Like a lot of people during COVID, I was looking for something to do. My dad used to skate when he was a teenager, and he was the one who introduced me to the sport. Since then, skateboarding has become a huge part of my life. I love traveling with friends and competing. One of my biggest achievements so far has been competing at the 2025 World Skate Games. I hope to inspire girls to get into skateboarding and enjoy it as much as I do.

Skating has been a massive part of my life and all I want to do is introduce it to more people so they can experience the fun and social aspects of it. When I was around 8 or 9, my brother and I use to play skate 3 and tech deck and then one day him and his friends suggested to just get a real board. My first board was given to me by my sister’s boyfriend at the time and honestly, I wasn’t interested but would still go and have a little roll at the park, but it wasn’t until high school where I met my mate Dan Pitcher (mad skater he rips) and he asked to go for a skate and its history from there. Getting on the train for an hour to skate some Gold Coast skatepark was all a part of the fun. Skating has been nothing but beneficial for my life, mentally, meeting some of my lifelong friends, seeing places I never would’ve gone and of course, landing some dream tricks feels pretty good too. Having been surrounded by all different types of skaters and seeing how different people learn has helped me cater towards different students learning processes.