Sport has shaped so much of who I am. For more than 30 years, I have pushed limits, faced challenges, and learned what it truly means to keep showing up. Across multiple sports, I have represented Australia, become a world champion, and built a journey that has included karate, Ironman, Boxing, and Kettlebell Sport. 

In kettlebell sport, I have become a Multiple World Champion, world record holder, and one of Australia's most accomplished and decorated athletes, in records and medals, but for me. What matters most is who I have become through the Journey, with a deep respect from the International kettlebell sport community, not just for how I lift, but for how I support others around me.

In June, I will travel to Moldova to represent Australia at the WKSF World Championships. This one feels especially meaningful, as it is my final year lifting 16kg as a Master's athlete. 

I will compete in the Masters Long Cycle, Biathlon, Snatch, One Arm Long Cycle, One Arm Jerk 30 minutes, and Elite One Arm Jerk. It is a huge campaign, physically, mentally, and financially, and that is why I am asking for help to get there.

What makes this journey even more special is that I have been honoured to be named again as one of four Masters finalists in the Victorian Sport Awards, recognition that reflects not only results, but the resilience, consistency, and heart I bring to the sport. 

All money raised goes towards my entry fees, the cost of uniforms and the competition hotel. 

I have always been grateful for the generosity of my supporters, allowing me to get to the world to not only achieve my goals but inspire others to chase their dreams.