Bio
How I Started
I began athletics at the age of 14 when I suffered a knee injury that stopped me from playing football. This led me to try sprinting as I was recovering, it was then that I realised I have. Areal talent, and that I could pursue it. I had always been fast, but it was only now that I had decided to harness it and chase the possibility of it being an option.
My Greatest Achievement
My greatest achievement is without a doubt winning two gold medals at the Commonwealth Games in Delhi. This is because the Commonwealth Games are the second largest competition in the world of athletics so to win just one medal is an incredible achievement, but two is fantastic and a dream come true!
My Greatest Challenge
My greatest challenge is returning from injury at the age of 19. After returning, my performances got worse, and so did my morale. I thought about giving up, but I persisted, and continued to train every single day. It was this persistence and drive that got me to where I am today. It took a lot of resilience, but I am glad I stuck to my guns and continued on my path.
My Hobbies
My hobbies include boxing, spending time with friends and family along with coaching athletes. I love to coach my team and some of the progress they have been making has been exceptional! I even coach fellow Sports For Champions athlete and Olympian Beth Dobbin!