Personal History
I am 9 years old and love being outside. I live at home with my mom (Katie), dad (Kevin), and dog (Ace). We love spending time together and enjoying new adventures. I have been on two wheels since I was 3 years old. My parents took my training wheels off and so was I. I got my first dirt bike when I was 5 years old and started racing when I was 7 and do not want to do anything else. I love music and went to my first concert this year (Disturbed) and have seen Marilyn Manson & Five Finger Death Punch (my favorite band). Their music gets me hype when I train and ride. My cousin, who also races dirt bikes, lives across the street from me. We love jumping, racing, and competing against each other. I also started my first year of homeschool this year in the 4th grade with a current GPA of 3.8. Being a homeschool student gives me a lot of flexibility to ride and train throughout the day.
Riding Goals
There is nothing better than lining up at a gate with 39 other riders, looking right then left, giving knucks, and then waiting for that gate to drop and holding on to get through that holeshot first. I have been able to do that once this year and keep shooting for it every time. I can normally get out upfront to mid pack but I keep pushing myself to keeping getting closer and closer to the front. I also enjoy jumping. Over this last year I have been able to hit and clear more jumps (they aren’t as scary as I thought they were). I am entering my 3rd year of racing and second full year on the 65. I have a few small goals for this upcoming year. I want to train hard over the winter to build up my skills, I want to podium every local race, I want to make top 10 in some larger races and race at Mini O’s in 2025. I think that will be a good build up for me to qualify for Loretta Lynn’s in 2026. Can you help me get there?
Competitive Highlights
A few achievements I have made is 5th place as MD State Champ 2023, 6th place at the Dylan Slusser Memorial Pro-Am 2023, 4th & 5th place in the MDRA Series Awards for 2023. A few of my accomplishments have been being more comfortable on my bike and trusting it, learning that ruts can help me get through the track faster. I still consider myself a new rider and still have a lot to learn. Each day I train and each race I compete I find myself getting better little by little. Whether it is holding the throttle a little bit longer to the hole shot or cutting secs off my lap times. I love training and want to make my self better each time I hit the track.