“Perseverance and resilience are hallmarks of my engagement with elite sport”. A Canadian T100 contracted athlete with a run that ensures her race finishes strong, Jewett is a highly consistent performer with a collection of world class accolades to her name. 

“I switched from high-performance middle distance track to triathlon part way through 2017 when a very bad tear in my plantar fascia kept me from running for 18 months, the culmination of a long series of severe injury setbacks that interrupted my Olympic middle distance track aspirations.” 

After working as a corporate lawyer she turned professional in 2019, taking on her first Ironman 70.3 in Augusta, but missed out on a medal by just 13 seconds. Her next 70.3, she went one higher and won bronze in Buenos Aires. In 2020 she earned herself a massive win in Ontario, where she raced the Olympic distance, and fought the field for first place in her second year as a pro triathlete. 

With results over six years all well within the top 20, Jewett has experience on her side and has built a powerful reputation across the pro women competition.