Sheena is a Florida native and an Irish citizen. She has been Irish dancing since she was three years old and competed regionally, nationally, and internationally. Sheena also has an extensive performance background and even danced on the White House lawn. Sheena was later selected as the Florida Rose representing the state in the Rose of Tralee International Festival in 2016; one of 65 participants from around the world who help foster the “aspirations, ambitions, intellect, social responsibility and Irish heritage" of young women.

Sheena attended the University of Florida graduating with a degree in Psychology and Communications. She then attended law school at Nova Southeastern University. Sheena currently works full-time as an Assistant State Attorney for the 17th Judicial Circuit in Broward County.

Sheena teaches Irish dance part-time in the southeast Fort Lauderdale studio. She is passionate about sharing her love of Irish dance and mentoring young children as well as performing at civic and social events in the community. The experiences Sheena learned from Irish dance have transcended to her everyday life. She learned the dedication to commit hours of hard work to improve, acquired the discipline to master material, and developed time management skills. Sheena learned to set goals, create a path to reach them, and commit the effort required to attain them. She learned how to persevere to achieve a desired result even in the face of defeat and disappointment. Lastly, She learned how to perform under pressure and revel in the feeling of accomplishment.  Sheena looks forward to welcoming your child into the Irish dance world and helping them become the best they can be.