How I got started

I began racing in February of 2004 at local level events on Friday and Saturday nights. I quickly realized my talent and became serious about the sport. I began traveling to out-of-town races. My attendance at double point races, State Qualifiers, Redline Cup Qualifiers, Nationals and the Grand Nationals helped me to excel at a national level.

I have attended many camps and clinics including: All Pro Clinic, Avalanche Clinic, ABA Supercamp and many individual skills clinics. I have recently began holding clinics for new riders as well.

I quickly moved from the Novice Class and into Girl class. Since I began, I have established myself as a fierce competitor in my class. I have earned the respect of other riders and actively recruit for the sport.

I turned Pro in January 2008

I acquired the nickname "Hollywood", because of my movie star personality.

Goals for the Future

My goals for the future are:
-.To finish top 10 in ABA Girl Pro class
-To finish top 5 in NBL National rankings                                                
-To finish top 5 at UCI World Championships

What inspires you to compete?

I enjoy the true competition BMX brings. Knowing that I have the ability and skill to become one of the best female riders in the country always inspires me to train harder and stay positive. I am  a professional rider looking to make the 2012 Olympic Team as top BMX female rider.

Some Personal Information About Me:

Away from my life at the track, I am a Senior in high school in Fort Worth, Texas. I am an A  honor role student and a member of the elite Haltom Harmony Choir. My role in this choir allows me to participate in many community service events, such as performing at nursing homes and childrens hospitals. I am also in the Fine Arts Theater. I have performed in musicals such as, Throughly Modern Millie, All in the Timing, Cover of Life, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Singin' in the Rain and Chemical Bonding. I was also featured in Once on this Island at Casa Manana Theater and Little Shop of Horrors at Bass Hall. When I am not performing, I love to spend time with friends, going shopping and listening to music.

Describe your style...

My style is very unique. I pride myself on being a positive role model to other riders and fans. I love to have fun. As far as my riding and training style go, I am "focused on the prize."

Do you train? What does your schedule look like?

YES, in order to succeed in this sport training is a must!! Monday- sprints(20 uphill),(20 downhill) take time to recover in between! Tuesday- gate training, track training Wednesday- weight training, sometimes I race Thursday-light training day, I might do 10 sprints, mostly a day of rest before racing on the weekends. Friday- raceday Saturday-raceday Sunday- raceday

How's Life Treating You?

Since I started racing in 2004, I have had the time of my life. I have made so many friends and so many good memories. When you have the support of your family, friends, and sponsors as I do, it helps you accomplish your goals in sports and in life.

I started racing when I was 12. In 2004, I finished 4th in District in Class and finished 3rd in the Texas State Championship.  I won the District Championship in TX09 in both Class and Cruiser in 2005 and 2006.  I won the Texas State Championship in 11-13 Girls Cruiser in 2005 . In 2006 I finished 9th in National Age Group in 11-13 Girls Cruiser, and 8th in National Age Group in 14 Girls. In 2007, I am the Texas State Champion in 14-16 Girls Cruiser. After 23 Nationals and the ABA Grand Nationals in Tulsa,Oklahoma, I am ranked NAG 5 in 15 Girls and NAG 7 in 14-16 Girls Cruiser.  On February 24th, 2008, I competed in the 8th round of the European Championships in Douai, France. There was 28 girls from 6 different countries. I finished 7th. I turned Pro in January 2008. In my first year as a Pro, I finished in the top 10. In 2009, I will be taking some time off from racing, to focus on my Senior year of High School.