She was then one of the first five Paralympic athletes to a Solomon Islands team at a Pacific Games in 2015. In addition to athletics, she also competed in the seated table tennis. She lost in straight sets to Roden Merewalesi of Fiji in her first game, and then Papua New Guinea's Vero Paul Nime by three games to two in her second match. As a result, she finished third overall out of the three competitors in the class, winning the bronze medal.
