She’s a remarkable athlete who’s made waves both in the water and on wheels—known for her fearless spirit, she first gained recognition as a wheelchair athlete performing extreme tricks. The name stands out in adaptive sports, especially after clinching the WCMX World Championship title and making history as the first female in Europe to land a backflip in a wheelchair. But the journey didn’t stop there. In a bold move, she transitioned to para-swimming, where the name once again rose to prominence. At the 2022 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, she claimed a bronze medal, marking a milestone as the first person to win a swimming medal for Wales.

Living with hereditary spastic paraplegia, which causes tightness and weakness in her leg muscles, she’s turned challenges into triumphs. Her story began early—by age ten, she was using a wheelchair. Yet, that didn’t slow her down. As a child, she dove into the world of swimming through lessons at Tenby Leisure Centre in Wales, sparking a lifelong passion. Supportive from the start, her parents, Jenni and Mark, helped nurture her determination and drive. Through every twist and turn, the name has become synonymous with courage, resilience, and groundbreaking achievement in sports.