She debuted for Switzerland in 2021. Her most memorable achievement came at the 2022 World Championships in Tokyo, Japan, where she won bronze medals in WH2 singles and WH1-WH2 women's doubles. This success earned her the title of Para Athlete Newcomer of the Year by the Swiss Paralympic Committee in 2022.

Training and Preparation

She trains in Aargau, Switzerland, under the guidance of national coaches Karin Suter Erath and Marc Lutz. In January 2024, she transitioned to full-time training to prepare for the 2024 Paralympic Games in Paris. This shift allowed her to increase her training volume and focus on recovery, regeneration, and video analysis.

Ambitions for Paris 2024

Her primary goal is to compete in singles and win a medal in doubles at the 2024 Paralympic Games. She believes that dedicating herself entirely to training has made her fitter and more alert, enhancing her performance.

Personal Interests

Outside of badminton, she enjoys spending time with family and friends, cooking, and baking. Her life philosophy is inspired by Mark Twain: "Give every day the chance to become the most beautiful day of your life."

Other Contributions

She has also served on the technical commission for badminton at Wheelchair Sports Switzerland. This role allows her to contribute to the development of the sport beyond her personal achievements.

Her journey from artistic gymnastics to Para badminton showcases her resilience and adaptability. With her eyes set on Paris 2024, she continues to train rigorously, aiming for success on one of the biggest stages in sports.