Building toward LA 2028, one regatta at a time.
Every Olympic journey has a pathway — and mine begins with a year of racing that stretches from Florida to California, across Europe, and into Canada. Each regatta sharpens my skills, builds international experience, increases ranking points, and moves me one step closer to the U.S. Olympic Trials for the LA 2028 Games.
2026 is a defining year. And I’m putting everything I have into it.
The Campaign Path
After returning to the ILCA 6 class, racing a full 2025 season, and finishing as a Top 10 Female in the ILCA-NA Grand Prix Standings — all while unknowingly racing with a torn abdominal wall — the upcoming year represents both a comeback and a climb.
I’m rebuilding from major abdominal reconstruction, training smarter than ever, and committing to a world-class schedule designed to prepare me for Olympic-level competition.
My 2026 Regatta Calendar Includes:
🇺🇸 Domestic / North America
Midwinters East – Key Biscayne, FL
Pacific Coast Championships – Coronado, CA
U.S. Nationals – West Coast
North Americans – East Coast
Long Beach Olympic Classes Regatta – Long Beach, CA
CORK Olympic Classes Regatta – Kingston, Ontario, Canada
🌍 International Olympic-Pathway Events
Trofeo Princesa Sofía – Palma de Mallorca, Spain
Semaine Olympique Française – Hyères, France
Dutch Water Week – Almere, Netherlands
Kieler Woche – Kiel, Germany
Each race is a building block:
experience → results → ranking points → Olympic Trials readiness
These are the events where Olympic campaigns are forged.
What it takes
Competing at this level requires more than passion — it requires resources, preparation, and the ability to show up fully equipped at every regatta.
To race at the Olympic level, I need:
⛵ Charter Boats & Entry Fees
For many travel regattas, boats must be rented on-site
→ $1,000–$1,300 per event
🎯 Coaching at Key Regattas
On-the-water sessions, debriefs, race analysis, and strategy guidance
→ Critical for competitive improvement
🛫 Travel & Flights
National + international travel for Olympic-pathway events
→ Flights, accommodations, race logistics
🧵 ILCA-Specific Gear & Sails
Staying competitive requires updated, class-approved equipment
→ High-performance boats are gear-sensitive
All campaign-related expenses are validated and approved through the Skiff Sailing Foundation, ensuring that every donation is allocated responsibly and strictly toward performance needs.
