I was born into a skiing family and have been on skis since I was two. I grew up at Castle Mountain Resort, which will always be my home hill. I started in racing, moved into big mountain, and eventually found my passion for freestyle skiing—thanks to my coach Keegan at the Livingston Ski Academy, who introduced me to the park and changed my path.

My family has been my biggest support, especially my mom, who moved us to Calgary so I could chase my freestyle dreams. I’m also grateful for my amazing coaches and the ski community that keeps me motivated. I love the positive energy in freestyle—everyone pushes each other—and nothing beats the feeling of finally landing a trick after all the work it takes. I also want to help push the sport forward for women and bring more girls into freestyle.

When I’m not skiing, I love surfing, skateboarding, drawing, and listening to music. At the National Sport School, I’m in Grade 11, taking some Grade 12 courses early, and my favourite subjects are chemistry, physics, and math.

Skiing is a huge part of my life—it’s shaped where I live, who my friends are, and what I work for. My training includes strength, conditioning, weekends at Lake Louise, nights at COP, and travel for camps and comps.

I’m an only child raised by an incredible mom, and I’m proud of my hardworking roots—my extended family are potato farmers in Chin, Alberta (you might’ve seen them in the Lay’s “You Betcha” commercial!). I’m determined to keep pushing myself in every part of life, fueled by passion, grit, and the amazing support around me.

Goals for 2025-26: Land right corks, execute clean grabs, place well at FIS NorAMs and qualify for the FIS Jr World Championships

Fun Fact: My uncles won the Global Farmer of the Year award.