Born and raised in Vancouver, Canada, I decided that I wanted to work in sports media (an opportunity to combine my passions for sports and writing) when I was 14 years old.
After actively pursuing writing and publication opportunities throughout high school, I continued my education at Simon Fraser University, where I obtained a Bachelor of Arts with a Major in Communication and a Biomedical Physiology and Kinesiology Certificate in Health and Fitness Studies.
I have worked in communications with organizations such as the International Paralympic Committee, Rugby Canada, Rowing Canada Aviron, Curl BC, TRIUMF and VACFSS, and have covered sports on digital media and editorially at 25+ major international sports events, including four Paralympic Games and two Olympic Games. I am also regularly published on IIHF.com, with examples of my writing available here.
I am a self-defined rink rat, and can often be found at a rink in the Lower Mainland either volunteering as a head coach with one of VFIHA’s U18 teams or playing with my own rec team.
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FEATURED IN/AT:
Facing the Challenges of 2021: Women’s Sports Journalists Worldwide Speak Out (Global Sport Matters)
Meet the Coaches: Liz Montroy (Vancouver Female Ice Hockey Association)
Women Around the Game Panel (Rugby Canada)
2024 TD Power Play Hockey Clinic and the Vancouver Canucks Women’s Empowerment Night (Vancouver Canucks / TD)
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