While recovering in hospital from spinal injuries, I decided to get back into sport after being inspired by the 2006 Winter Paralympics in Torino. The following year I took up mono skiing and in 2007 was accepted into the British Disabled Ski Team (BDST). Within a year I made my debut for the British team when I made my GB debut at the NORAM races in Canada. The next year I was competing at the highest level and was selected for Great Britain to compete in the 2009 IPC Alpine Skiing World Championships in South Korea, finishing fourth in the giant slalom. In 2010 I was part of the Great Britain team that travelled to Vancouver to participate in my first Winter Paralympics. I stated in a 2014 interview that I was sent to the Games mainly to build my experience, but still managed a sixth place in the slalom when ranked only 16th. The next year I was back in the Great Britain team, this time at Sestriere, Italy competing at the 2011 World Championships. Although failing to finish in the sitting slalom, I finished fourth in the giant slalom. In the 2013 World Championship in La Molina, Spain, I was entered into four events, but failed to finish any. In 2014, I was selected for Paralympics GB for the Winter Paralympics in Sochi. I failed to finish in the opening downhill on 8 March, falling on a course which I can only described as "pretty tough". I subsequently finished fourth in the super G, sixth in the slalom, and eighth in the grand slalom.