On November 2nd, I have the incredible honor of representing France in the World Lacrosse European Qualifiers in Salou, Spain.

When I moved to the US from France at 10 years old, I wasn't athletically inclined at all. If there was a way that I could avoid P.E., I found it. I had all the excuses in the books down. But then, I found lacrosse (after copying my older sister), and it stuck. I guess the only way I got motivated to run was by making sure I beat the girl next to me and gave her a sneaky little push (don't tell the ref!)

I went on to play at the University of Arizona, where I constantly kept an eye out to see if a French Women’s National Team existed. At the time, it didn't, until the team officially launched and competed at the EuroSixes in Portugal in 2025. The moment I saw that, I knew I had to be a part of it. I tried out in September 2025, made the team, and represented France in Portugal in 2026. Now, I am deeply honored to serve as one of the team captains as we head to Spain in just a few weeks. I'm still pinching myself that I get the amazing opportunity to be able to join the team on this journey.

While this experience is an absolute dream come true, playing for a growing national program is currently self-funded. I’m reaching out to ask for your help to support tournament costs, and if we exceed this target, every extra dollar will go directly toward supporting my amazing, incredible teammates.

Here is a breakdown of the costs:

Competition entry fee: $1,500

Flights & train travel: $800

Accommodation in Salou: $125

Game jerseys (2 sets): $115

Team gear & kit (bag, pinnies, apparel): $175

Even the price of a morning coffee goes a really long way and means the world to me.

If you’d like to learn more about the Association France Lacrosse (AFL), you can check out the link here. The World Lacrosse Qualifiers will also be live-streamed, so I’d love for you to follow along and cheer us on!

Merci beaucoup for all your support!