I first started out as a nipper at Avoca beach surf club on the central coast NSW from the under 6s, I then moved on to Terrigal surf club to be with my friends from school and footy. I then started my competition journey in the under 9s and have never looked back, the enjoyment i have got from this sport is what’s kept me competing all this time. I have now moved back to Avoca to pursue my ironman dreams of getting into the professional ironman series, and to be coached by Trevor Gee. 

I am currently studying at the University of Newcastle to become a primary school teacher as well as working at a school as an SLSO in the meantime. I am really interested in this career path because it gives me the opportunity to help shape the future generations by giving them lifelong lessons and skills that they can use for the rest of their life. 

In my spare time you would normally find me at the beach, surfing or hanging out with mates. 

My goals are to make the professional iron series, come top 3 in the Australian titles open board race. What drives me to achieve these goals is not just for myself it’s also for my family who have put in so much time and help towards me training and competing each season. 

A day in the life for me looks like training from 3-4 sessions a day and varies from swimming, board, ski, iron, running, gym, as well as playing local Oz tag 2 times a week. This leaves me with 14-18 sessions completed each week, I believe that consistency is key to having success in this sport