I started playing bowls at the age of 16 with Wodonga Bowling Club. Some of my most memorable achievements include winning  the Australian Champion of Champions in 2018 and going on to win the World Champion of Champions title in 2019. In 2021 my team secured gold in the fours at the Australian Championships. In 2022 I made my Australian debut earning cap number 88. I was part of Victoria’s winning Women’s Team at the Australian Sides Championships in 2023 and also claimed silver in the fours at the Australian Championships. That same year I won gold in the fours at the Multi Nations representing Australia. In 2024 I helped secure silver in the fours at the Australian Open and was also part of the Overall Team and Overall Development Women’s Champions at the Trans-Tasman for 2024 and 2025. I want to be part of the Share a Yarn Program because I’m proud to be Indigenous and want to represent my culture and community in a positive way. I’d love the chance to learn more about my culture, how to share it properly and connect with other amazing Indigenous athletes. I think there’s so much we can learn from each other’s stories and experiences. I also want to learn from a mentor and grow as a role model — not just for young Indigenous people, but for all young athletes in Australia. It’s important to show that being proud of who you are and where you come from is something to celebrate.