Distance Drivers:
Wraith: Champion - Best driver out there. I keep three in the bag. The light wraith will hold a long range anhyzer, while the heavier wraiths always finish stable.
Sidewinder: Champion - Turns over predictably. I also use it for tomahawks.
Destroyer: Pro - No matter how hard I try, I can't flip it over. I'm still trying though.
Fairway Drivers:
Teebird: Champion - Stays straight and helps me to not over throw shorter holes.
Leopard: Champion - Short anhyzer shots. Always holds the line.
Banshee: Champion - Great stable fairway driver. Just a little longer than the gator. Also a great thumber disc.
Mid-Range:
Gator: Champion - Best over stable mid range disc. Most predictable disc in my bag, never lets me down.
Roc: Champion - Short straight shots with a little bit of stability at the end.
Roc: DX - I throw two, one that's beat up and will flip a little and another that is heavy, but beat in to fly a nice straight line. I ask for a moment of silence for blue ice bowl roc that sits at the bottom of a lake in Georgia.
Putt & Approach:
J K Pro Aviar - Is there any other putter?

FAVORITE EVENTS
Worlds	Wherever!
Women's Nationals	Wherever!
Bowling Green Open	Bowling Green, KY

Favorite Disc Golf Hole: The fountain hole at Hampton Park in Charleston, SC

Home Course: J.B. Red Owens Complex, Easley, SC

Number of Aces: 4

Favorite Music: Whatever Mark Muren tells me I should like

How I practice: Local doubles keeps me busy. We play 4 days a week.

Most memorable event: Playing my first worlds last year (2007). I played some incredible courses with the best women in the world.

Goals:
Short - Cash at Bowling Greene
Long - World Champion

Advice: Learn the backhand and the sidearm. (I am currently working on a backhand). You need both.

Additional comments: Thanks to my friend Jenn Smith for first introducing me to the game, John Nisewonder for giving me the confidence that I could actually compete in tournaments, and my parents for watching whenever they can.