Scott's debut came at the 2021 European Championships in Varese, Italy, where she secured a second-place finish in the quadruple sculls. She also competed in the 2022 World Cup in Poznan, Poland, winning first place in single sculls. Her Olympic debut was at Tokyo 2020, where her team finished seventh overall.

Recent Successes

In 2023, Scott won gold in the Women's Quadruple Sculls at the World Championships held in Belgrade, Serbia. This victory marked a high point in her career. Additionally, she secured a fifth-place finish in the Women's Single Sculls at the 2022 World Championships in Racice, Czech Republic.

World Cup Performances

Scott has also excelled in World Cup events. In 2024, she achieved first place in the Women's Quadruple Sculls. In 2023, she secured two second-place finishes in the same event. Her performance in single sculls earned her a third-place finish in 2022.

Challenges and Injuries

Scott has faced numerous challenges, particularly with rib injuries. Her first rib injury occurred in 2018 while rowing for Princeton University. She experienced multiple rib injuries annually until 2022 when she suffered a severe rib injury at Henley Royal Regatta.

Health and Recovery

Following her severe injury in 2022, Scott was diagnosed with osteopenia, a condition usually found in women over 50. British Rowing's Project Minerva helped diagnose her condition as related to hormone levels and under-fuelling. With a tailored performance plan, Scott remained injury-free in 2023 and reversed her osteopenia.

Personal Life and Interests

A resident of Henley-on-Thames, Scott enjoys going to the beach, pottery, painting, and spending time with her cat Marmite. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Sociology from Princeton University and works as an athlete and teaching assistant.

Future Plans

Looking ahead, Scott aims to continue competing at the highest levels of rowing. Her recent successes and recovery from injuries have set a strong foundation for future achievements. She remains committed to sharing her experiences to help other female athletes manage their health and performance.

Scott's journey is a testament to resilience and dedication. Her achievements on the water and her efforts to overcome health challenges make her a notable figure in British rowing.