Personal History
I started racing at the age of 13. Growing up my brother raced every weekend and I spent most of my time at the track. I knew it was in my blood and something I needed to do. Unfortunately, my mom did not like the idea so much seeing as she tried to put me into every girly thing possible! Nothing lasted long because I knew that motocross was what I wanted to do. Every weekend I look forward to racing and going out to win. I work hard to do what it takes to last a twenty minute moto plus and race to the checkered flag. On top of racing I am a full time Surgical Assistant working 40+ hours a week. My passion is simply the sport of motocross.
Riding Goals
My goal is to continue on with racing and turn amateur. My main goal is to one day make it to Loretta Lynn’s and become pro in the WMX.
Competitive Highlights
In 2012 I won my first Woman’s Championship with a 35 point lead for a total of 502 points!
As of 2018 I currently am holding 13 Woman’s Championship’s from organizations all over New England.
In the spring series of this year for NESC I won the Woman’s Championship and finished 4th overall in the 450c. For the Fall Series of the NESC organization I decided to stop racing the Woman’s class and challenge myself with just racing the boy’s classes. Currently every weekend I have been racing 250c, 450c and Open C. Currently all top ten in the points for all three classes.
Coming off of this weekend I raced the Racer X Maine Event for the 3rd year in a row. This year’s finishes were 3rd in the Woman’s out of 11 and 18th in the 250c out of 52 racers. For an AMA event I was very pleased with my finishes. I am hoping for the 2019 season I am able to compete in more AMA events to see where I can line up with the “best of the best.”