Career Highlights
- First Olympic gold medalist in program throws history
- First Olympic medalist in Canadian women's history
- Top-ranked women’s hammer thrower in the world (World Athletics)
- Is No. 5 all time in the women’s hammer and owns the Canadian record of 78.62m (257-11)
- Two-time Olympian (Tokyo 2020)
- 2023 World Champion (Hammer)
- Became just the second Canadian woman to win gold in any event at the World Championships
- Placed fifth at the 2020 Olympic Games as the first Canadian woman to ever reach the hammer final
- 2022 World Silver Medalist (Hammer)
- First Canadian woman to win a World medal in a field event
- 2022 Commonwealth Games Champion (Hammer)
- Owns the Commonwealth Games record in the women’s hammer (74.68m/245-0)
- Four-time Canadian Champion (2019, 2022-24; Hammer)
- Set the Diamond League hammer record with a throw of 77.76m (255-1) at the 2024 Prefontaine Classic
- 2022 Athletics Canada Athlete of the Year
- 2022 BC Athletics Female Athlete of the Year
- 2018 World U20 Champion (Hammer)
- 2017 PanAm U20 Champion (Hammer)
- 2017 Canadian U20 Champion (Hammer)
- 2022 Honda Sport Award finalist
- 2022 NCAA Woman of the Year nominee
- 2022 Tom Hansen Conference Medal winner
- 2022 USTFCCCA West Region Women’s Field Athlete of the Year
- Cal’s first semifinalist (2021) – and later finalist (2022) – for The Bowerman
- Owns the top-10 hammer throws in collegiate history, including the record of 77.67m (254-10)
- Won three-straight NCAA women’s hammer titles (2019, 2021-22); was the first Cal woman to win gold in the event
- Owns the Canadian and Cal records in the indoor weight throw at 24.06m (78-11.25), which also ranks as the No.12 all-time collegiate performance
- Broke five facility records (four hammer, one weight throw) during her collegiate career
- Five-time All-American (2019, 2021-22 – Hammer, First Team; 2021-22 – Indoor Weight Throw, First Team) and 2023 All-America Honorable Mention (Weight Throw)
- Dual majored in society and environment and political economy; also earned a master’s degree in cultural studies in sport and education
Event Schedule
Aug. 4 - Women's Hammer Qualification (Result: Q, 74.69m/245-0)
Aug. 6 - Women's Hammer Final (Result: Gold Medal, 76.97m/252-6)
