Her performance at the reality show was enough to make the CBDG directors aware of her skill and so she was invited to be the first ever athlete to represent Brazil in a ISU sanctioned championship at  2007 Four Continents Championships, in which she finished at 26th. The skater reviewed her lack of good results as a consequence of not training for the singles category for three years, and the Four Continents being her first ever senior-level competition.
Her success on a reality show alerted the CBDG directors to her abilities, prompting them to ask her to be Brazil's first competitor in a sanctioned ISU event at the 2007 Four Continents Championships, where she finished 26th. The skater acknowledged that her poor results stemmed from not training for singles for three years and being inexperienced at the senior level.