With the support of weCANfoil, I have put together a program for the 2025 WASZP Americas in Kingston and 2026 WASZP Worlds in Pensacola. I am striving to compete at a high level in the WASZP class while maintaining success in my undergraduate engineering degree. I am also a member of the Magenta Foiling Team, developing a pathway for female athletes into foiling.
My love for the sport stems from my parents, who I grew up sailing with on many different boats. I am working to combine my passions for sailing and engineering into a professional sailing career and plan to work as an engineer in the sailing world upon completing my degree. I have been sailing the WASZP for 3 years now and competed at many regattas across North America. In 2024, I was the WASZP North American Female Champion and finished 8th overall. Outside of WASZP sailing, I enjoy racing keelboats with the Queen's University Varsity Sailing Team.
I am passionate about gender equality in sailing and was greatly inspired by Team SCA in the Volvo Ocean race as a kid. I have worked as a sailing instructor for 5 years and love to share my passion for sailing with new generations and I hope to do similar in the ever-growing foiling world. This year, I was fortunate to coach the Magenta Foiling clinics in North America and weCANfoil's Foil4All event in Halifax.
My goal is to compete in high-performance events like the America’s Cup and SailGP and competing in the WASZP class is an important step to developing my foiling skills.