I am an endurance sport athlete, multi-media journalist, and collegiate coach wanting to bring the endurance sport lifestyle into the mainstream through team and event management, and brand marketing.

Currently, I am based in Fort Kent, Maine as the Venue Manager and Head Coach of the Fort Kent Outdoor Center, coaching high school and college aged athletes in Nordic Skiing and Biathlon, encouraging athletes to develop a lifelong passion for sport,

I previously served as the Head Cross Country and Nordic Ski coach for Clarkson University, coaching athletes to the 2018 NCAA Division III Cross Country Championships, the 2021 NCAA Skiing Championships, and to multiple USCSA individual and team titles. In my first few years at Clarkson, I pursued and earned my Masters of Business Administration.

As a 2017 graduate of the Media Studies, Journalism, and Digital Arts department at Saint Michael's College, I acquired skills that have allowed me to produce content that combines my passions of media and athletics and share it with the community through modern and traditional media.

As an athlete, I captained and led the St. Michael’s men's cross country running team to their best NCAA Regional placing at the time, in which five out of our seven runners achieved 10k personal bests; been a leader of the school's NCAA Nordic Skiing team, placing in our top two racers in 36 of 43 events over four seasons; and restarted the bicycling club, through which I won the Eastern Collegiate Cycling Conference 'C' Road Racing championship in 2016.

Since graduating, I have continued my passion of being an endurance athlete by joining the Sunapee Racing Team, who have helped support me immensely in my cycling endeavours. In my two seasons on the team, I took top honors at the Craft Gran Prix of Beverly Criterium twice, and held the GC leader's jersey at the Green Mountain Stage Race.