Volleyball has given me opportunities that I never imagined when I first started playing. Over the past few years, I have progressed through state and national pathways while balancing the demands of training, competition, and studying the International Baccalaureate program.

I have represented Victoria in both indoor and beach volleyball, captained representative teams, earned All-Australian honours, and trained within Volleyball Australia's National Performance Program. These experiences have allowed me to compete alongside and against some of Australia's best young athletes and have helped me grow both as a player and as a person.

One of the biggest highlights of my volleyball journey so far has been being selected in the Australian U18 Women's National Team in 2026. As one of the youngest athletes in the squad, I will represent Australia at the Princess Cup in Thailand and the U18 Women's Asian Volleyball Championships. I am incredibly excited for the opportunity to compete against some of the best junior players in Asia and continue learning in a high-performance environment.

Representing Australia at U18 level is a dream come true, but I also know it is just one step in a much bigger journey. My goal is to continue developing as a player, earn selection in the Australian Senior Women's Team, and hopefully one day represent Australia at the Brisbane 2032 Olympic Games.

Being part of the Australian team comes with significant costs, including travel, accommodation, uniforms, and training camps. Any support will help me make the most of these opportunities and continue pursuing my dream of representing Australia at the highest level of volleyball.