Boccia is a precision sport—similar to bowls—where every shot matters.

I compete in the BC3 classification for athletes with high support needs. I can’t speak, so I communicate non-verbally with my ramp operator. Using a ramp and head pointer, I have just six minutes to deliver 6 balls. Six shots. Six decisions. No margin for error.

This sport runs on precision and so do I. I’m raising funds to compete at the next level: specialised BC3 equipment—balls, helmet and head pointer, ramps, calibration tools—plus ramp operators, training and national and international competitions.

My disability doesn’t hold me back—it’s what shapes my focus, discipline, and drive. Sport and Boccia have built my confidence. Pressure has built my resilience.

The plan is simple: train hard, compete often, climb the rankings, and push for international selection. With the right backing, I’ll keep competing without limits and take my shot at the world stage. Because when people see the game played without limits, everything shifts.