By Alex Murray Writer Six Nations youngster Ivy Miller had a simple yet ambitious dream about a year ago: make Team Canada. An up-and-coming 13-year-old martial artist, Miller began putting \u201cMake Team Canada\u201d at the top of a list of goals she wrote for herself every couple of months. Less than 12 months later, and she\u2019s already made it come true. \u201cShe writes out goals about every couple months and on top of that list, every single time she wrote it, was \u2018Make Team Canada,\u2019\u201d Ivy\u2019s mother Darci Miller told Turtle Island News. \u201cAnd it\u2019s been less than a year since she\u2019s been doing that, and she\u2019s already accomplished her goal.\u201d Miller nabbed her spot on Team Canada after winning gold in her sparring girls age 12-13 \u2013 55 kg… <\/p>\n
By Alex Murray Writer Six Nations youngster Ivy Miller had a simple yet ambitious dream about a year ago: make Team Canada. An up-and-coming 13-year-old martial artist, Miller began putting \u201cMake Team Canada\u201d at the top of a list of goals she wrote for herself every couple of months. Less than 12 months later, and she\u2019s already made it come true. \u201cShe writes out goals about every couple months and on top of that list, every single time she wrote it, was \u2018Make Team Canada,\u2019\u201d Ivy\u2019s mother Darci Miller told Turtle Island News. \u201cAnd it\u2019s been less than a year since she\u2019s been doing that, and she\u2019s already accomplished her goal.\u201d Miller nabbed her spot on Team Canada after winning gold in her sparring girls age 12-13 \u2013 55 kg... <\/p>\n