West is a current scholarship holder at the ACT Academy of Sport.[4]
Throughout her junior and senior career, she represented Kedron Wavell Hockey Club in the Hockey Queensland Premier Division.[3] Following a move to Canberra in 2024, she began representing the North Canberra Eagles in the Hockey ACT Capital League 1.[4]
In Hockey Australia's domestic competitions, West has represented both Queensland and the Australian Capital Territory in junior and senior national championships.[5] In the One Active Hockey One, West has represented the Canberra Chill since 2024.[6] She also previously represented the Brisbane Blaze.[5]
Following standout performances throughout 2022, West was named in the Australian U–21 squad for the first time.[7] She was a member of the gold medal winning squad at the Junior Oceania Cup in Canberra.[8]
Following her debut, West was a constant inclusion in the national junior squad, including several appearances during a test–series against Japan in the Gold Coast in 2023.[8]
2025 was West's most successful year with the junior national team, winning the Junior Oceania Cup in Auckland, travelling to Europe to play in a Four–Nations Tournament in Germany, appearing in a test series against India in Canberra, and finishing her junior career at the 2025 FIH Junior World Cup in Santiago.[8][9][10]
Following her standout year in 2025, West was added to the national development squad in 2026.[11][12] She was named in the Hockeyroos squad for the FIH Pro League matches in Hobart, where she will make her senior international debut.[8][13]
