Goals
I've already achieved things in archery that I never imagined when I first picked up a bow, but there's still so much I want to learn.
Some of my goals are about scores and competitions. Others are about becoming a better archer, building confidence and helping more young people discover the sport.
I know none of it happens overnight. It's about making progress, learning from mistakes and taking things one arrow at a time.
Performance
I want to keep improving my personal bests and become more consistent. It's not just about shooting a great score once, but being able to do it again!
Development
I'll keep working with my coaches, improving my technique and making the most of the opportunities I have through the Archery GB National Talent Development Programme.
Competition
I want to gain more experience competing at higher levels and keep developing my preparation, focus and ability to recover when an end doesn't go to plan.
Mental Performance
I'm learning how to stay positive, manage pressure and reflect on my performances. Sometimes the biggest improvement isn't in the score, but in how I handle the difficult moments.
Giving Back
I'd love to encourage more young people, especially girls, to try archery. I want to help beginners feel welcome, share what I've learned and show that you don't have to be brilliant at something straight away to enjoy it.
What I'm Working On Now
I'm moving into the indoor season, working on my posture, consistency and getting comfortable with my bow setup. I'm also focusing on making every arrow count, learning from the ones that don't go quite to plan and putting what I've learned through coaching into practice.
My Next Challenge
I've got some exciting indoor competitions ahead, including the Junior Indoor Nationals. I'm also working towards achieving my Indoor Grand Master Bowman classification at eligible record-status competitions and preparing for the move into the U15 category in 2027.
Most importantly, I want to keep enjoying my archery and see how much I can improve!