– 1st Junior female technical race ICF 2019
– 2nd Junior female distance race ICF 2019
– 2nd female technical race 12 towers 2020
– 1st female technical race NZ National 2020, 2019
– 1st female Poor Knights Crossing (30km) 2017

Brianna grew up on New Zealand’s Hauraki Gulf sailing, surfing and Stand-Up Paddling. Adventures on the open ocean were a memorable part of her upbringing, from cruising on a 40ft catamaran around the south-pacific to paddling a 30km race (Poor knights crossing) at 16 years of age. The beautiful marine environment is where she gets her strong passion for our blue planet and the environment that affects it. Competing in local SUP events since she was 12 years old she began to train for her first world event in Qingdao, China. After winning both a gold and silver medal in the junior division of the ICF World SUP Championships in China, she decided to combine both her SUP racing and environmental science studies at USC, Australia. In 2020 she started an internship with the eco team at Starboard HQ, this gave her the opportunity to give back to the environment that gave so much to her. Competing on an international circuit has been a recent ambition of hers, setting her sights on the Eurotour. Her approach to SUP has always focused on the enjoyment of the journey rather than the final destination.

Nationality: New Zealand
Lives in: Torbay, New Zealand and Sunshine Coast, Australia
APP World Tour Ranking: –
SUP Racer Ranking: 28
Hobbies: Outdoor adventures such as paddling, yachting or just getting lost in the wilderness.
Favourite Places: Moreton Island, the Hauraki Gulf including Rangitoto (a dormant volcanic island), and the Poor Knights marine reserve.
Other Sponsors: USC High-Performance Sport, My Paddle Project and Wetrider.