For more than a decade, horses and show jumping have been at the center of my life. What began as a love for riding quickly became a passion for the sport, the horses, and the constant pursuit of becoming a better horsewoman. I have always been drawn to the challenge of developing a partnership with a horse—learning how each horse thinks, building their confidence, and working together toward goals that neither of us could achieve alone.

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Throughout my junior career, I have had the opportunity to compete at some of the highest levels of the sport, developing from the lower jumper divisions to the Grand Prix level. I have competed up to 1.45m, earned multiple national championship and championship-team titles, won a U25 1.40m Welcome, and had the honor of being selected for the North American Youth Championships. Each experience, whether a win, a difficult round, or a new challenge, has shaped me not only as a rider but as a horsewoman.

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As I transition from my junior career into the amateur ranks, I am continuing to pursue the sport with the same ambition and passion that brought me to it in the first place. My goal is not simply to compete at higher levels, but to continue learning, developing horses, and building meaningful partnerships with them. I am especially passionate about producing horses thoughtfully and helping them reach their potential while continuing to grow my own riding and horsemanship.

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Based in Ocala, Florida, I am also beginning to build the foundation for my future within the sport through Wonder Sport Horses. My long-term vision is to combine my experience in the show ring with my passion for identifying, developing, and placing quality sport horses. While that vision is still growing, it represents where I hope to take my career: continuing to compete, continuing to learn, and ultimately creating a life and career centered around the horses and sport I love.