She rode a tandem bike for the first time in August 2020. This opportunity arose when she was spotted by the Great Britain Para cycling team at a talent identification camp in England. "They were looking for a sprint stoker on the tandem. I went to that and they basically said, 'You're not a sprinter, but you might be alright with endurance'. That was my first time on a tandem. I thought I might hate it, because you're not in control of the bike at all, but I absolutely loved it," she shared.

| Season | Event | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| 2020 | B Road Race | S Silver |
| 2020 | B Individual Time Trial | 5 |
| 2020 | B 3000m Individual Pursuit | B Bronze |
| 2020 | B 1000m Time Trial | 5 |
Despite initial challenges, their partnership flourished. "I think almost from the first time we met I totally trusted Jenny on the front of the bike, but I do think having the time to spend socially helps as well. We get on really well," she said. Their communication became their greatest strength.
One of her most memorable moments came when she won gold in the tandem B road race at the 2021 World Championships in Cascais, Portugal. This victory marked a significant milestone in her career and solidified her place in para cycling.
Tandem pilot Jenny Holl has been a significant influence on her career. Holl's guidance and communication skills have played a crucial role in their success as a team. "Jenny is very good at telling me the stuff I need to know without overcomplicating things," she noted.
Looking ahead, she aims to compete at the 2024 Paralympic Games in Paris. This goal reflects her dedication and commitment to para cycling. Her journey from being spotted at a talent camp to aiming for the Paralympics showcases her determination and passion for the sport.
The relationship between her and Jenny Holl continues to grow stronger. "The more we get to know each other, the more we know how each other communicates - which obviously helps on the bike," she explained. Their mutual trust and understanding are vital components of their success.
Her story is one of perseverance and teamwork. From her first experience on a tandem bike to winning gold at the World Championships, she has shown remarkable progress. With her sights set on the 2024 Paralympics, her journey is far from over.
She rode a tandem bike for the first time in August 2020. This opportunity arose when she was spotted by the Great Britain Para cycling team at a talent identification camp in England. "They were looking for a sprint stoker on the tandem. I went to that and they basically said, 'You're not a sprinter, but you might be alright with endurance'. That was my first time on a tandem. I thought I might hate it, because you're not in control of the bike at all, but I absolutely loved it," she shared.