Born with a posteromedial bow of the right tibia and a calcaneal valgus foot that was corrected at the age of four by having a wedge of bone surgically removed.
Was six years old when she first got on a bike, riding to and from school with her dad.
Dreamt of becoming a professional mountain bike racer after joining and racing with the Arctic Bicycle Club at nine years old.
When she was 11, she had a limb-lengthening surgery go awry that left her with years of crutches, atrophied muscles and a surgically stunted left leg.
When she would go on bike rides with her dad as a kid, he'd give her a quarter for every person on a bike she passed and would only get to keep the quarter if the person didn't pass her back.
Married to Andrew Bosco, another cyclist whom she met at a bike race in a state neither one of them lived in, and has one brother, Jason.
Lettered in swimming and bowling in high school and earned a crew scholarship to the University of Central Florida where she rowed for two years.
Would probably try to own an ice cream shop if she wasn't cycling and still runs outside at the sound of an ice cream truck.
Uses her experiences as a life-long athlete to be an athlete mentor to classrooms across the country.
Paralympic
Experience
Paralympian (2016); Two-time medalist (2 bronze)
Rio 2016 Paralympic Games, bronze (road time trial, track pursuit), 6th (road race), 10th (track time trial)