New Zealand World Cup alpine ski racer born 1 December 2001 in Sydney, Australia; her family moved permanently to Queenstown, New Zealand when she was four, and she races for the Queenstown Alpine Ski Team. Became New Zealand's youngest-ever Winter Olympian at the 2018 PyeongChang Games (age 16). Won her first World Cup race in giant slalom at Solden on 26 October 2019, 0.06 seconds ahead of Mikaela Shiffrin - the first World Cup victory by a New Zealander in 22 years and the youngest woman ever to win at Solden. Has since competed at three Winter Olympics (2018, 2022, 2026) and four World Championships (2019-2025), taking silver in giant slalom at the 2025 World Championships in Saalbach, New Zealand's first-ever medal of any colour at the event. Has 7 World Cup wins (6 giant slalom, 1 super-G) and 24 podiums (21 GS, 3 SG). Her super-G win at St. Moritz on 14 December 2025 was her first World Cup victory outside giant slalom, making her the first Oceania woman to win a World Cup speed event.

FIS Code 415232. Career: 7 World Cup wins (6 GS, 1 SG), 24 podiums (21 GS, 3 SG) - verified against Wikipedia's full results table. 3 Olympic appearances (2018, 2022, 2026), no Olympic medals. 4 World Championship appearances (2019-2025); silver, giant slalom, 2025 (New Zealand's first World Championship medal of any colour). First Oceania woman to win a World Cup speed-discipline race (super-G, St. Moritz, 14 December 2025) - her only career win outside giant slalom.

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