​For as long as I can remember, sports have been a huge part of my life. I come from a soccer family, but I took another path instead: cheer and dance. Although they aren't the typical sports, they still required tons of practice and traveling for competitions. Games were always on the television, and they still are.

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I even started my journey in sports social media at a young age: I ran an all-star cheerleading Twitter account from ages 12 to 16. I live-tweeted results of competitions throughout the season and created video compilations of stunts and pyramids to upload to YouTube. Once my sports career was over, I strived to make content creation my new path of life.

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At Quinnipiac University, I mastered my writing skills through class and student media organizations. I served on e-board for Quinnipiac Bobcat Sports Network as the managing editor. I dabbled in social media through the QUIP-RS program, where my research partner and I analyzed how effective a professional hockey team engaged with their fans on Twitter.

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As I moved on to Boston University, I gained more experience in social media. I worked as a as social media intern for the Wareham Gatemen of the CCBL, and as the social media manager for the Boston Pride of the NWHL/PHF. Once COVID-19 hit and prematurely ended my time on a college campus, I stayed in women's hockey to gain as much experience as I could with the Connecticut Whale.

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Over the years, I turned my passion for sports into storytelling through digital and social media. Whether it's creating graphics, managing social media channels, or producing digital content, I can promise I will be a creative, organized, and dedicated professional.

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Away from the screen, you'll find me watching Formula 1 races and taking photos throughout the city. I enjoy discovering new music and collecting vinyls of my favorite albums. I love traveling throughout North America and exploring each community as if I am a resident of each city I visit.