The 19-year-old (pictured above) recovered from a quarter final defeat in the wheelchair table tennis singles tournament to pair with Megan Shackleton and go on to glory in the team event.
The British number two has aspirations of winning medals at future Paralympic Games, and she was part of a talented GB squad which won three table tennis medals this week.
Chef de Mission and WheelPower inclusive sport advisor said: “The IWAS World Junior Games have been great experience for the GB team to test themselves against the world’s top young athletes.” The table tennis team have demonstrated a huge potential for future success and WheelPower are delighted to have supported the team on their road to sporting success in which could take them to Paralympic glory at Rio 2016 or Tokyo 2020.”
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