Biography
Started: She began athletics while at school, competing in events including sprints and long jump. She obtained an international classification for Para athletics in 2021. (blindsports.on.ca, 01 Sep 2023; ottawasportspages.ca, 20 Jul 2023)
Reason: She was noticed by coach Craig Blackman at the Ontario Blind Sports Association [OBSA] Summer Sports Camp in Canada. "Originally I did track for fun at school. But one time at a sports camp, a track coach told me, 'OK, you can really run-run' and he suggested I do track competitively. At first I wasn't sure, I kind of liked my free-spirited life just doing track for fun. After I turned 18, I started training competitively and really took it seriously." (blindsports.on.ca, 01 Sep 2023; ottawasportspages.ca, 20 Jul 2023)
Awards: She was named Most Outstanding U20 Female Athlete and Most Outstanding Para Athlete for 2021 by the Ottawa Lions Track and Field Club in Canada. (ottawalions.com, 03 Oct 2021)
Frequently Asked Questions
Personal Details
GenderFemale
Birth DateJanuary 10, 2003
Place of ResidenceOTTAWA, ON
OccupationAthlete, Student
EducationBiology, Neurological Science - University of Ottawa, Canada
Languages SpokenEnglish
CoachGordon Cave [club]; Yolande Jones-Grande
Highlights
Rank | Event | Year | Location | Result |
---|---|---|---|---|
World Championships | ||||
2 | Women's 200m T13 | 2023 | Paris, FRA | 25.00 |
3 | 100m - T13 | 2023 | Paris, FRA | 12.16 |
4 | 4x100m Universal Relay | 2023 | Paris, FRA | DSQ |