I began my swimming career with the Prospect Bay Polar Bears at the young age of 6 and continued until the age of 18. I loved it from day one and started swimming competitively right away! I swam for Shomen at Washington College for a couple years, then switched to TCY later on. I graduated from Kent Island High School in 2021, where I both swam and played field hockey all four years. I placed at both regionals and states every year, broke several school records, and received numerous awards. My swimming career began at Prospect Bay, but it didn’t end there! Now, I swim at the collegiate level at a small DIII school called Grove City College. I’m a current sophomore (class of 2025) and am studying elementary education. I love it! Swimming has enhanced my college experience greatly and I truly couldn’t imagine my life without it. I am very passionate about both the sport of swimming and teaching kids. Coaching Prospect Bay Swim Team is a dream come true for me and I am so excited to work with your kids in the water this summer!

I have been swimming year round club swim (Naval Academy Aquatic Club and Talbot County YMCA Swim Team) since I was 5 years old and have loved every season. I swam on The Gunston School's inaugural swim season and participated in a high school sport every season (12 Star Athlete) including cross country, basketball, triathlon, and swim.

I just finished my freshman year at Colby College (Go Mules!) in Maine continuing my swimming career at the collegiate level. Our team had an amazing season and it is such a blessing to be apart of such an awesome program. I focused on sprint and mid-distance freestyle and some breastroke and attended NCAA D3 Nationals in North Carolina to conclude my season and am looking forward to next fall!

I continue to compete in triathlons in the summer and am headed to Nationals in August.