Olivia began taking gymnastics, officially, at the age of six. She was a very active child and was in competitive dance from the age of four, where she took acro & tumbling classes. She had an eye for the tricks and a natural talent to watch and actually do it. This helped to move her into a formal gymnastics gym, at the age of six. Within three months, the head coach said she had natural talent and should consider competing on the team. That was the true start of her journey and love of this sport. She began moving up quickly. She was the 2014 Level 3 State All-Around Bronze Medalist and 2015 Level 4 State All-Around and Floor Exercise Champion. After that year of competition, Olivia made a move and joined Northeast Gymnastics Academy. Olivia tested out of level 5, skipped 6 and competed level 7 by the 2016 season.

She had a great level 7 season, ending with a second place on uneven bars and fourth in the all-around at the Level 7 State Championships. 2017 level 8 was unfortunately lost, due to a broken growth plate in her toe. However, after healing and being released by her doctor, she went on to test out of level 8 and completed level 9 in 2018. She took third place on uneven bars and fifth in the all-around at the State Championships. She qualified to the Region 7 Championships, finishing fourth on uneven bars. She hoped to add Eastern Nationals to her list, so she chose to repeat level 9 in 2019. She had a decent year, with some bumps along the way, but one week before State Meet, she fractured two metatarsals in her foot.

In 2020, Olivia qualified to the Level 9 State Championships but was unable to compete due to COVID-19 pandemic.

When Olivia is not training over 20 hours each week in the gym, she enjoys drawing, shopping, swimming, playing with her dog, Carson and spending time with her friends. Currently, Olivia is an honor student at McAdoo-Kelayres Middle School. In sixth grade, Olivia was in the top of her class and was chosen, along with three other students, to visit Bloomsburg University to participate in a S.T.E.M. (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) program that was offered. She is a savvy writer and won a contest that the local VFW Chapter held in 2017, on “What a Veteran Means To Me.” Olivia also volunteers at Blind Association, Brandon’s Forever Home and Fish & Game Club.