Turkish athlete, who speaks Turkish, has been a prominent figure in powerlifting since her debut in 2014 at the World Championships in Dubai, UAE. She represents Meram Belediye Spor Kulubu in Konya and is coached by Ergun Batmaz at the national level.

| Season | Event | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| 2016 | -55kg | 9 |
| 2020 | -73kg | NoM |
She primarily trains at home, a habit formed due to the lack of an elevator in her previous apartment. Her mother played a crucial role by carrying her to and from workouts. With earnings from competitions, she bought a house with an elevator but continues to train at home.
Her current ambition is to win a medal at the 2024 Paralympic Games in Paris. This goal reflects her dedication and commitment to the sport.
She looks up to US boxer Muhammad Ali as her hero. Her philosophy is simple yet powerful: "I'm no different from other people. The only difference is that they walk with their legs, I walk on my chair. I do things they say I can't do. I never shed a tear."
In 2016, she received a Sporting Achievement award from Meram Belediye Spor Kulubu in Konya for her outstanding performances. This recognition highlights her contributions and success in powerlifting.
Her journey from being introduced to powerlifting at age 21 to aiming for a medal at the 2024 Paralympic Games showcases her determination and resilience. Her story continues to inspire many in the sports community.
Turkish athlete, who speaks Turkish, has been a prominent figure in powerlifting since her debut in 2014 at the World Championships in Dubai, UAE. She represents Meram Belediye Spor Kulubu in Konya and is coached by Ergun Batmaz at the national level.