Lists winning double top eights in Kyoto in 2018 as her favorite fencing memory
A former competitive equestrian, Geddes broke her back in a car accident in 2011 and suffered a complete spinal cord injury at T10
While rehabbing at the Shepherd Center in Atlanta, Geddes met National Team member Dennis Aspy who inspired her to join Para fencing
Won her first medal on the World Cup circuit in Montreal in 2014
Within a year, Geddes had qualified for her first Wheelchair World Championship Team and in 2014 she won her first medal on the World Cup circuit in Montreal
Her uncle is a role model because he was paralyzed at 17 and uses a wheelchair
Owns about 30 horses and runs a breeding program with her business partner

Paralympic Games Paris 2024, 6th (Team Foil - Women), 10th (Individual Epee B - Women, Individual Foil B - Women), 11th (Team Epee - Women)
Paralympic Games Tokyo 2020, 7th (Team Epee - Women), 8th (Team Foil - Women), 10th (Individual Foil B - Women), 11th (Individual Epee B - Women)

Most recent: 2023 – 9th (Individual Foil B - Women), 10th (Team Foil - Women), 14th (Individual Epee B - Women)
Years of participation: Individual Epee B - Women 2013, 2015, 2017, 2019, 2023; Individual Foil B - Women 2013, 2015, 2017, 2019, 2023; Team Foil - Women 2019, 2023; Team Epee - Women 2013, 2019
Top finish: 9th – 2013 (Team Epee - Women), 2019 (Individual Epee B - Women), 2019 (Team Epee - Women), 2019 (Team Foil - Women), 2023 (Individual Foil B - Women)

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