Place of Birth:
Toronto, ON

Where do you live now:
Ajax, ON

Birthdate:
October 29

Years as a Blue Thunder Cheerleader: 2

University/College:
N/A

Current Employment/Occupation:
RCSS Ajax as a Florist

Career Aspirations:
Wedding planner

Hobbies:
Cheerleading obviously, going shopping with the girls and my new obsession is paint balling.

Have you done any volunteer/charity work?
I was with Girl Guides for about 12 years and received my Canada cord. "Lend a Hand" is a Guiding motto and thus community events were many. We would rake leaves for the elderly people, do BBQ's for local events like baseball banquets "which in Ajax is a BIG thing", Fathers Day pancake breakfasts, on "Earth Day" plant trees and mark the drainage sewers with "Yellow Fish" and of course mentor the young "Sparks" as they came up the ranks. I was also asked to return to my high school and Coach the Cheerleading squad for the past two years. Now being with the Argos there are just so many charities they are involved in that its impossible not to be apart of some, if not all of them.

Any pets?
A black lab/Sheppard mix named TIPPY

Languages spoken (other than English):
None

Movie:
Mortal Combat the ORIGINAL and recently 300. . I love it!! Then the girlie ones like Mean girls and The Notebook

Song:
My current fav is "This is why I'm hot" by MIMS but it always changes

TV show:
I know its bad, but South Park is my all time Fav...The Hills is a very close Second...

Quote:
"I have never failed, I have just found 10,000 ways that don't work." "It's better to deserve honors and not have them, then to have honors and not deserve them."

Favourite guilty pleasure:
McDonalds!!. . . and BIG chocolate brownies but no nuts!

Very High Maintenance.

What it means to be a member of the Blue Thunder to me...
It means that you get to do what you love in front of thousands of fans who you love performing for. You get to be the person the crowd and the team depend on for support and use your talents to entertain and keep the spirits up even if the team is loosing. It's something I wish every young woman could experience because it gives you confidence and you can feel the level of the crowd even before you get on the field which makes you feel needed out there