Career Highlights

• WOC long final 2011 – 33rd
• WOC relay 2011 – 12th
• COC sprint 2011 – 1st

2011 Highlights

• WOC long final – 33rd
• WOC relay – 12th
• COC sprint – 1st

When and how did you get involved with orienteering?
Started orienteering with my family as a young child. I got really interested in orienteering when the COCs were in NB in 2000 (age 12).
What do you love most about orienteering?
The combined physical and mental challenge and the orienteering community.
What is your favourite orienteering discipline, and why?
Relay: I love the extra pressure of the mass start and I find I really manage to focus well with other runners around to push me.
Which orienteering event is always on your calendar?
COCs – I think it’s important for HPP members to show up to the COCs in order to build and maintain excitement about and interest in the national team.
Do you have an orienteering idol? If so, who and why?
Honestly, Emily Kemp is one of the is one of the people I most look up to in orienteering. She works so hard but at the same time is really positive and seems to be having lots of fun orienteering.
What was the highlight of your 2011 season?
That my time training in France really paid off and helped me exceed my expectations for WOC 2011.
What are your 2012 orienteering goals?
To improve on last year’s WOC results.
What races are on your 2012 calendar?
Tahoe Ski-O World Cup races, Vancouver/Victoria Sprint Camp, NAOC 2012, WOC 2012, COC 2012.
What is your favourite international orienteering location?
Venice! Can’t wait for WOC 2014.
When you’re not orienteering, where can we find you?
In the mountains in California.