Help Me Represent Australia in South Africa

I am incredibly honoured to have been selected to represent Australia in the Under 18 AustralianIndoor Hockey Team, travelling to South Africa this December to compete in the U18 Pro Series Indoor Hockey Tournament.

Representing your country is something every young athlete dreams of, and I am grateful to have the opportunity to wear the green and gold. 

For the past 13 years, hockey has been a huge part of my life. It has taught me resilience, discipline, and the value of hard work. Along the way, I have proudly represented NSW at state level and was also selected in the Australian Under 16's Outdoor Futures squad. 

Indoor hockey is a format I absolutely love. The speed, intensity, and skill of the game constantly challenge me to improve, and every opportunity to compete internationally helps me grow as both a player and a person.

While being selected to represent Australia is an incredible achievement, it also comes with a significant financial commitment. Like many junior Australian athletes, this tour is entirely self-funded, and I am aiming to raise approximately $7,500 to cover flights, accommodation, tournament fees, uniforms, and other essential travel expenses.

Every donation—big or small—will go directly towards helping me get to South Africa and proudly represent Australia on the international stage. If you're unable to donate, simply sharing this page with your family, friends, or workplace would mean just as much and help me reach more people.

This tour is another important step towards my long-term goal of progressing into the Australian Under 21 program and, ultimately, representingAustralia at the Brisbane 2032 Olympic Games. Every match, every training session, and every international experience brings me one step closer to that dream.

Thank you for taking the time to read my story and for considering supporting my journey. Your generosity and encouragement will not only help make this opportunity possible but will also become part of a journey that I hope will one day lead to wearing the green and gold on the Olympic stage.