At age 14, he left his hometown of Echuca, Victoria, and moved to Melbourne to pursue his swimming ambitions. Encouraged by Australian swimming coach Jan Cameron, he made the move in early 2018. "When I was 14, I decided to chase this dream and make the move to Melbourne," he said. (Active Stonnington YouTube channel, 03 Dec 2021; kidsnews.com.au, 22 Jun 2021)

| Season | Event | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| 2020 | 100m Butterfly - S10 | B Bronze |
| 2020 | 200m Individual Medley - SM10 | 4 |
| 2020 | 100m Backstroke - S10 | 8 |
His most memorable moment came when he was selected for the 2019 World Championships in London. He debuted for Australia at this event. In 2019, he was named the Echuca Moama Junior Sportstar of the Year in Victoria. He also took part in the Queen's Baton Relay ahead of the 2018 Commonwealth Games. (swimming.org.au, 15 Sep 2019; riverineherald.com.au, 17 Feb 2020; sportaccessfoundation.org.au, 16 Feb 2018)
He trains under coach Jol Finck at Nunawading Swimming Club in Australia. Before getting on the blocks, he follows a specific ritual: slapping his legs, splashing his face seven times, and swinging his arms. Once on the blocks, he does a forearm stretch. (sahof.org.au, 28 Sep 2020)
He draws inspiration from US swimmer Michael Phelps and Australian Para swimmer Ellie Cole. Meeting Ellie Cole at age nine inspired him to pursue his Paralympic dream. "Meeting Ellie at the age of nine was like a kid in a candy store," he said. His philosophy is to always take the hard option and strive for more. (sahof.org.au, 28 Sep 2020; vis.org.au, 18 Nov 2017; stmichaels.vic.edu.au, 11 May 2018)
He is currently studying Media Studies and Sport Studies at Holmesglen Institute in Melbourne. Outside of swimming, he enjoys spending time on his family's farm, watching basketball with friends, playing golf, and learning new sports. (sahof.org.au, 28 Sep 2020)
Looking ahead, he aims to compete at the 2024 Paralympic Games in Paris. This goal has been a driving force behind his rigorous training and dedication to the sport. (Instagram profile, 10 Mar 2024)
His journey from a small-town boy to an international athlete showcases his dedication and passion for swimming. His story continues to inspire many young athletes aiming for greatness.
At age 14, he left his hometown of Echuca, Victoria, and moved to Melbourne to pursue his swimming ambitions. Encouraged by Australian swimming coach Jan Cameron, he made the move in early 2018. "When I was 14, I decided to chase this dream and make the move to Melbourne," he said. (Active Stonnington YouTube channel, 03 Dec 2021; kidsnews.com.au, 22 Jun 2021)