Education
Ridley College, Ontario,Canada Junior, expected June 2027
- Curriculum: IB Diploma Programme & Ontario Secondary School Diploma
- Coursework includes: IB English, French, IB Economic, Mathematics, IB Spanish, Physical Education & Guidance, Science, IB Art, IB Film etc.
- Overall GPA: 3.75/4.0
- Current Erg: About 7'50
Athletics
Ridley Women’s Rowing Team, Ontario Canada;
September.2021
Dedicated 30+ hours weekly to practices, training, and games.
MAJOR RESULTS & ACHIEVEMENTS
STOTESBURY CUP REGATTA
May 2025, Philadelphia, USA GOLD – Women's Senior Lightweight Four
CANADIAN SECONDARY SCHOOL ROWING ASSOCIATION (CSSRA)
June 2026, St. Catharines, Canada BRONZE–Women's Senior Lightweight Four
HEAD OF THE CHARLES REGATTA (HOCR)
October 2025, Boston, USA Senior Women's Eight
ROYAL CANADIAN HENLEY REGATTA
August 2026, St. Catharines, Canada Participant
SARATOGA SPRINTS INVITATIONAL
April 2026, New York, USA
SILVER – Women's Double
BRONZE – Women's Quad
HEAD OF THE TRENT
October 2024, Ontario, Canada
GOLD – Women's U19 Senior Eight
HEAD OF THE SHANGHAI REGATTA
October 2025, Shanghai, China
GOLD – 500m Mixed Eight
SILVER – 4.2K Mixed Eight
MOTHER'S DAY REGATTA
March 2025, Ontario, Canada
GOLD–Junior Double
BRONZE–Women's Eight
BRONZE–Coxed Quad
NANCY STORRS ONTARIO INDOOR ROWING CHAMPIONSHIPS (2K ERG)
March 2025, Ontario, Canada
7th Place-Women Junior 145lb
February 2026, Ontario Canada
2nd Place-Senior Highschool Women 145lb or less
Gold Medal
Silver Medal
Gold Medal
Silver Medal
The 10th Youth World Cup Painting Competition
The Second Prize
This is a global painting competition organized by UNICEF. Michelle has participated in the competition for several consecutive years and has donated 100% of her prize money to UNICEF’s Tent Schools project, which supports education for underprivileged children in Africa.
After participating for several consecutive years in a global painting competition organized by UNICEF and donating all of her prize money to support educational projects in Africa, Michelle chose to move beyond advocacy and take action. In March 2025, she traveled in person to Malawi, Africa, to join a volunteer teaching program.
Working closely with local students, teachers, and community members and formed deep and lasting connections, Michelle witnessed firsthand the realities of educational inequality and poverty, experiences that deeply moved her. As she prepared to return to Canada, one young girl said to her, “Go, Michelle—change the world!” That moment left a lasting impression, and they have remained in close contact ever since. This experience strengthened Michelle’s sense of global responsibility and affirmed her commitment to creating meaningful change through education, sport, and action.
Leadership and Activities
Michelle was honored to be selected as a student delegate at the Christmas holiday dinner hosted by then–Prime Minister of Canada Justin Trudeau. During the event, she participated in a symbolic gift exchange with the Prime Minister and engaged in meaningful dialogue on the importance of education, multiculturalism, and global citizenship in building bridges between nations. This unique experience highlights her leadership potential and her active commitment to fostering cross-cultural understanding on an international stage.
Cadet- Company Warrant
In 2024, after all the process I got offer the position of Cadet Warrant with E Company, 162 Ridley College Cadet Corps.
In between China & Canada Flight Resumption Briefing
This year, direct flights between China and Canada were resumed. I was honored to be invited to express my feelings on behalf of all students and to meet some great people in the industry.
With years of dedicated training, Michelle competed in both national- and provincial-level figure skating competitions in China and Canada. In recent years, she has served as a member of the directing team for the Toronto Ice Spring Festival Gala，where she assisted the chief director in selecting and choreographing programs for world champion figure skaters.
Although Michelle has since retired from competitive figure skating and transitioned to rowing, her passion for skating remains unwavering. Her long-term involvement in the sports reflects her discipline, artistic sensibility, leadership, and ability to thrive in culturally diverse environments.
On February 16, 2026, Michelle once again served on the directing team for the Toronto Ice Spring Festival Gala. In recognition of her contribution, she was honored to receive a congratulatory letter from Mark Carney Prime Minister of Canada.