I have always been athletic competing across athletics, triathlon and

started focusing on cycling when I was 16. I am a qualified swim teacher and

currently work part time as a support worker with people with disabilities.

After progressing through the ranks of Australian cycling, I signed my first

professional contract with Chevalmiere Cycling Team, a team based in

Belgium.

One on my strengths is my ability to make decisions, communicate and

critical analyse situations whilst under pressure. I often perform the road

captain role within my cycling teams. When communicating with both team

members and staff I am an articulate communicator with an appreciation

for different communication styles.

As a rider I am committed and reliable - I see this as a vital attribute as a

teammate as on the road, trust is what makes or breaks a team plan. I have

a great understanding of the need to remain flexible to support last-minute

demands and changes and am comfortable making those changes in all

environments and situations.

I am dedicated to my pursuit of being the best rider and athlete that I can

be. I am desperate to become a full-time professional cyclist in a Women’s

World Tour team, and hope to one day represent my country at the Road

World Championships, Tour de France Femme and Olympic Games.

When I’m not on the bike, I can be found commentating the Tour de France

Femmes with SBS, adventuring out in nature with my partner, or

completing my final year of my Bachelor of Education at Sydney Uni.