She stood out as a junior swimmer, and joined the University of Edinburgh on their performance swimming programme where she studied chemistry.

She has since established herself as one of Scotland's most decorated and prolific breaststroke swimmers of all time establishing several longstanding national records, and was inducted into the University of Edinburgh's Performance Sport Hall of Fame in 2019.

[2] The biggest successes of Corrie's swimming career came in the Commonwealth Games as a member of Team Scotland.

[2] Corrie won 20 individual medals at the national level throughout her career, and also won a string of medals at British Championships and British Universities and Colleges Sport (BUCS) events.

[2] Her last big success at the national level was in the 2017 Scottish Championship, where she won both 50m and 100m Breaststroke titles.