I hold a degree in psychology, allowing me to work and understand people well. I have experience working with all ages and training beginner-novice levels through a equestrian camp in Wisconsin where I held a horsemanship director and staff manager position. With that, I rode for the UW- Milwaukee ISHA Huntseat team, as well as trained at multiple well-known barns around my area with interest to expand my expertise!

My currently held position allows me to run year-round programs for all ages in a large community. My ability to coach and lead high school athletic teams, as well as manage multiple business and marketing aspects of community organizations is key.

I'm 23 years old and have been deeply immersed in the equestrian world for the past 20 years, riding both Western and English disciplines. I had the privilege of riding for the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee ISHA Huntseat team and competed at various hunter/jumper facilities across central and southern Wisconsin. My experience includes handling, training, and riding horses, and I also have a professional background in coaching, business, and program management. My journey in the equestrian field has been incredibly rewarding, and I’m passionate about bringing my diverse skills and experiences to every aspect of the sport.

I have worked with a variety of different breeds and levels of horses. I've done everything from feeding and turnout to hacking and business marketing. I have plenty of equine experience and I am a brave and ambitious person willing to learn much more!

I am a hunter rider interested in transitioning to eventing. I rode for ISHA for a year and have rode a multitude of horse breeds and levels. I helped train green horses at a children's summer camp for 3 years and continue my time there while training with my leased OTTB eventer gelding.

I have competed for ISHA Huntseat throughout college and english pleasure/huntseat/jumper barns for approximately 20 years. I have helped run shows as a volunteer, as well as helping beginner riders learn the ropes.