Season Recap: Stepping Into a New Chapter

Welcome to the first of many updates here on my new site. With this platform, I’m excited to share the journey ahead — and it's already been quite a ride.

The season kicked off with training in Copper, Colorado alongside Montana State University. I came in strong after a focused summer in the gym and felt like I was skiing some of my best GS yet, ready to take on the race season.

We opened with NORAMs in Panorama, Canada, where I landed multiple top-10 finishes. Those results gave me a solid confidence boost heading into the college circuit. I spent the winter balancing NCAA races, NORAM events, and nursing school — missing more than a few classes along the way.

As the season wrapped up, the pressure built. I was sitting 5th in the overall NORAM standings and 2nd in Super G. The final showdown was in Sugarloaf, Maine — and since I was the only one on my team going for speed, I rented a Cruise America RV and camped in the parking lot all week to make it happen.

Thankfully, it paid off. I held onto 2nd in Super G and finished 5th overall — securing a spot on the U.S. Ski Team and earning a ticket to the World Cup circuit.

That brings me to now: launching this website, sharing my story, and stepping into a whole new world of skiing. I’m deeply thankful for the support I’ve received — from coaches, teammates, friends, and family. While I’m proud of what I’ve accomplished so far, I know this is just the beginning.

The leap from NORAMs to the World Cup is massive. It’s going to take an incredible amount of work, but I’m ready to do what I need to do. Becoming a World Cup speed skier has been my dream since I was a kid, and for the first time, I have the opportunity — and the tools — to chase it with everything I’ve got.

I’m excited for what’s next. Let’s get to work.