Grade 10
Science B
English A
Pe A
Careers B
Biology 11 A
Psychology 11 B

Current Times ( as of January 2020)

No meets as of Jan 2020 so no current times.

50 fly- 28.2

100 fly- 1.01.3

200 fly- 2:15.2

100 back- 1.04.6

200 back- 2.20.0

200 IM – 2:23:57

400 IM – 5.06.07

100 Free – 58:80

Awards, press

Female swimmer of the year – 2019,2018

Age group aggregate swimmer of the year – 2019, 2018, 2017, 2016, 2015

Junior Nationals Winner 100 fly – 2019

Canadian National Record Holder Age group 13/14 - 2018 (still current)

As a national champion at a young age I have the knowledge and experience of highs and lows in the sport. I understand that success is not achieved overnight and takes years to develop. I have had wins and losses, personal bests and personal worsts along the way. I understand that I am in this for the long haul and success for me is constantly changing and evolving. As I work toward my ultimate goal of reaching the Olympics, I am prepared to work through the challenges I will face on my journey there.

NCAA offers a higher level of competition with more athletes than Canada offers. I want to be able to compete at a Div 1 level, compete more frequently, help a college win a NCAA championship, pursue a career in swimming and eventually go to the Olympics. American Universities offer so much more than Canadian Universities in terms of competition, scholarships, team travel, camaraderie, coaching and the pursuit of excellence in your dedicated sport, in my case swimming. The dedication, the excitement and the commitment to a high level of swimming and competition is what I am seeking.

An NCAA championship in 100 Fly, 200Fly and 400 IM while continuing to strive for earned spots on International Teams and well as an Olympic Team.

Graduate with an undergrad degree in that has prepared me for Law School / Graduate School.