Bec started roller skating at the Coolangatta rink on the Gold Coast in 1984 at five years old after a friend took her ice skating in Brisbane. Her first memory of classes is being taught backwards cross pulls! Soon after Bec moved to the newly created Wollumbin Skate Club, with coach Ruby Olsen in her hometown of Murwillumbah. She competed in the disciplines of figures and free skating as a Queensland State representative before leaving skating at 15 to pursue the sport of still water rowing, and AMEB Comprehensive Saxophone study and exams.

After not touching her skates in over 20 years, Bec pulled them out in February 2021 during the pandemic for a quad skate evening at her sons' skateboarding school in Wodonga. A snap five-day lockdown in Victoria postponed the event, and having cleaned up her 30-year-old skates, Bec found the local rink in Albury and took herself off for a session.

By April she had formed Twin City Skate Club, and by June they had grown to be the largest roller skating club in NSW.

In her previous life, Bec earned a Bachelor of Education in Secondary English and ESL with first class honours. She has taught in the Queensland and NSW public and private systems, and has Head Teacher experience in Wellbeing and Administration. She was a Level 1 Rowing Coach and Editor of the Literary and Art publication at a school in Sydney.

Bec now lives in Wagga Wagga. She is married to Kurt and Mum to their three boys, Max, Jude and Vin.

Bec is a strong advocate of mental and physical wellbeing. She is passionate about education and artistic roller skating. Twin City Skate was a dream she never knew she held come true.

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