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Listening to music. (gymnastics.org.au, 30 May 2015)

Athlete

Partner Regan Hart

English

Western Australian Institute of Sport [WAIS] [Perth, WA, AUS]

Peggy Liddick [national], USA (smh.com.au, 26 Mar 2016)

2008 for Australia, in United States (gymnastics.org.au, 16 Jul 2010)

She missed a month of competition when she injured her ankle in 2011. (thecouchgymnast.com, 2011)

She strained the ligaments in her elbow after landing awkwardly during a bars dismount in 2010. (gymnastics.org.au, 16 Jul 2010)

She took up gymnastics at age six at the Police and Community Youth Centre [PCYC] in Perth, WA, Australia (gymnastics.org.au, 30 May 2015; pickstar.com.au, 02 Aug 2012)

She was inspired to take up gymnastics after watching it on TV. (gymnastics.org.au, 30 May 2015)

Competing at the 2012 Olympic Games in London. (gymnastics.org.au, 30 May 2015)

Awards
She was named Western Australia Junior Gymnast of the Year in 2008 and 2009. (Australian Commonwealth Games Team Handbook, 2010)

She was named Australian Junior Gymnast of the Year for 2008. (Australian Commonwealth Games Team Handbook, 2010)

General
RETIREMENT AND COMEBACK
She decided to retire from gymnastics after the 2012 Olympic Games in London but returned to the sport in early 2014 and rejoined the Western Australian Institute of Sport [WAIS] in Perth, WA, Australia. "I missed having what felt like an important purpose; I wanted to compete for my county again. I missed my friends and coaches in the gym." She was named as a non-travelling reserve for the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland and the 2014 World Championships in Nanning, People's Republic of China. Her first major international tournament after her return to the sport was the 2015 World Championships in Glasgow, Scotland. (intlgymnast.com, 29 Dec 2014; gymnastics.org.au, 30 May 2015; wais.org.au, 06 Oct 2015)