Sponsorship & Funding Breakdown
An elite athletic campaign requires the backing of partners who believe in the vision. I am incredibly proud to be officially supported by Riedell Skates, performing on the global stage in their elite Elara boots and Eclipse Infinity blades. While my highly specialized equipment needs are fully secured, launching a successful international campaign requires dedicated support for travel and daily training development.
To ensure complete financial transparency for corporate partners, our seasonal budget is split into two distinct, critical components. First is the immediate competition fund required to physically reach our qualifying events. Second is the high-performance training fund, which directly upgrades my daily environment from basic survival to a world-class standard.
Knowing that these are big numbers, I do not expect a sponsor to front everything. I am open to any level of support.
Personal and Family Contribution
I am not asking for my entire training and competition budget to be covered by sponsors and donors. I work as a coach, both as a CanSkate coach with the CanSkate@School program run by Skate Canada:AB|NWT|NUN and supported by the Edmonton Oilers and as a freelance coach and choreographer in the Edmonton area. I also sew and sell blade soakers. My parents do everything they can to support my training. To help reduce competition costs, my father steps in as my coach, essentially eliminating competition coaching expenses. Even my grandparents in Nova Scotia help by selling scallop shells at their booths at the Digby Artisan Market. For Cranberry Cup, they drive their RV to the Boston area so we can stay with them and save the hotel expenses.
To go further and reach my full potential on the international stage, we need help to access the training resources required.
Active Competition Campaign
All amounts below are approximate and cover expenses for me and one coach. In some cases, the event host covers my lodging, but not my coach's. For Cranberry Cup, we will stay in my grandparents' RV to save on lodging costs.
Cranberry Cup International
Competition Goals: New Personal Best, Positive GOE on ALL Spins
Funding Needs:
- Airfare: $1800
- Event Fee: $480
- Ground Transportation: $450
- Lodging: No Cost
- Local Training: No Cost
Funding Needed: $2730 | Funding Secured: $225
ISU Junior Grand Prix
Competition Goals: Triple Salchow+Triple Toe Landed, Junior Worlds Minium Score Achieved
Funding Needs:
- Airfare: $4500
- Event Fee: No Cost
- Ground Transportation: $200
- Lodging: $600
- Local Training: No Cost
Funding Needed: $5300 | Funding Secured: $0
2026 Philippine National Championships
Competition Goals: Regain National Title
Funding Needs:
- Airfare: $3500
- Event Fee: $450
- Ground Transportation: $150
- Lodging: $600
- Local Training: $500
Funding Needed: $5200 | Funding Secured: $0
European International Competition
Competition Goals: Junior Worlds Minimum Score Achieved, Triple Flip and Lutz Landed
Funding Needs:
- Airfare: $3500
- Event Fee: $480
- Ground Transportation: $250
- Lodging: $1000
- Local Training: No Cost
Funding Needed: $5230 | Funding Secured: $0
ISU Junior World Championships
Competition Goals: Triple Salchow+Triple Toe Landed, Junior Worlds Minium Score Achieved
Funding Needs:
- Airfare: $4000
- Event Fee: No Cost
- Ground Transportation: $200
- Lodging: $500
- Local Training: No Cost
Funding Needed: $4700 | Funding Secured: $0
Thailand Open / Oceania International
Competition Goals: Senior Debut
Funding Needs:
- Airfare: $3500
- Event Fee: $450
- Ground Transportation: $250
- Lodging: $1000
- Local Training: No Cost
Funding Needed: $5200 | Funding Secured: $0
Ongoing Training Support
High-performance figure skating is a demanding, year-round endeavor. While competition expenses are event-specific, an ongoing training fund is the foundation upon which every success is built.
My current training environment is supportive; however, it lacks the depth and consistent intensity of competitors who have access to superior financial resources. To achieve a breakout season, I am seeking to elevate my training in four key areas:
- On-Ice Excellence: Increasing both club and private ice sessions.
- Technical Coaching: Expanding time with my coaches and choreographer to refine my artistry and technique.
- Athletic Development: Deepening my off-ice training through dedicated personal training and focused gym work.
- Integrated Wellness: Accessing preventative care, such as physiotherapy, massage, chiropractic, nutrition, and mental performance coaching, is essential to ensure peak health and longevity.
To elevate my performance to the national podium level, I am seeking partners to invest in a comprehensive high-performance training standard. The following monthly investment ensures that my training environment is fully optimized for technical excellence, injury prevention, and consistent intensity.
Category and Description
Estimated Monthly Cost
Ice Time & Coaching
Includes: Club Fees, Private ice (2hrs/mo), primary coach, choreographer, and edge specialist
Athletic Development
1 session/week with a personal trainer and a basic gym membership.
$280
Recovery & Wellness
1 session/month each for physio, massage, and chiropractic care.
$300
Mental Performance
Specialized sports psychology and mental training resources.
$150
Monthly Total
$2250
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