She played with the NSW Under 15 Girls Country Team against teams from NSW Metro, NSW Northern and the other States and Territories of Australia.

The Country Team made up of 16 girls from the Riverina - Western and South Coast regions of NSW came up against the best players on offer from all across Australia 

After winning the first three of their matches against NSW Metro, Victoria and NSW Northern the Girls had put themselves into an unbeatable position with one more game still to play against South Australia

They did go down 1-0 in this match but this was put down to them being tired after putting in such a big effort in the other games

Their previous efforts had won them the title as the Best U15 Girls Football Team in Australia.

Brittany, or Britt as her team mates call her, said “Playing at the International Stadium at Coffs was an experience as this complex is of a very high standard”.

With its main grand stand, hill spectator area and two fields, the stadium has all the features required to accommodate this level of tournament. 

Britt said she likes to play up front at right wing as she believes she can use her skills and speed to the best advantage for the team in this position.

Britt puts her success with football down to the love and dedication she has for the sport but also the support from her parents.

Britt said that starting in the minis at age four with the Milton Ulladulla Panthers is where she found her love for football and last year received her 10 year Continuous Service Medal from the club which was a highlight for her.

She acknowledges that the coaching she has received over the years has got her to where she is now coaches with years of experience who are happy to give up their own time to pass this on to her and others.

Britt thanks her past coaches Bob McDonald, Doug, Wayne Clarke, David Penny, Bob Jansma Smith, Rod Cain and others she can’t remember as well as her current coach at Southern Branch Rob Cheyenne.

Also not to forget another local coach who is the head coach of the NSW Girls Country Team Jen Todd 

With this list of names helping Britt with her football over the last 11years and her dedication you can see how she has made it to such a high level in the sport.

While working on her football career Brittany has shown to be a true all-rounder when sport is involved with her list of achievements highlighting Britt’s versatility whether it is on a sports field, a court or athletic track.

Tennis has always been in Britt’s life, following her two older sisters onto the court, Britt has played many tournaments locally and around the state.

While in year 5 and 6 at Milton Public School, Britt was a member of their mixed tennis team and made it to the finals of the NSW PSSA competition played at Sydney Olympic Park two years running, coming in as runners up in the first year and third the following year.

She currently holds the title of the 2013 Open Ladies Champion of the Milton Ulladulla Tennis Club.

Winning this at the age of 13 - the youngest ever player to do this in the history of the club

Britt placed third this year in the NSW Combined High Schools Under 15 Singles Championships played at Parramatta.

Britt is a member of the Ulladulla High School Tennis team which is playing in the NSW State Finals of the Floris Conway Cup in Gunnedah this week.

This will be the third year running Brittany and the team have made it, placing sixth in the State in 2012, fifth in 2013 and hoping for an even better result in 2014.

She also enjoys playing touch football playing in the state carnival over many years for Milton Ulladulla and being named Most Valuable Girls Player in the local junior comp for 2013.

Britt was also selected into the South Coast Region Under 15 High School touch Team and playing in the Combined High Schools State Finals at Newcastle earlier in the year  coming in 6th overall was great effort by Brittany and the team        

Then there is basketball, Britt’s newest sport, at which she was voted the 2013 Most Valuable Junior Girls Player in her first season of playing.

To add to this list of achievements, Britt was also named the 15 years Girls Athletics champion for 2014 at Ulladulla High.

December this year will see Brittany travel to Fiji to compete in the Ultimate Fiji Cup with the NSW Country Squad where they will come up against teams from Fiji, New Zealand, America and other Australian State sides.

Brittany is selling raffle tickets to help with the expenses of this trip which can be obtained from her mum’s shop, Milton Village Florist.

Britt is an outstanding athlete but also a terrific sport always congratulating her team mates and her competitors.

Britt said she thinks sport will always play a big part in her life.