Horsburgh is a goalball player, In 2005, she played in the New Zealand Goalball Nationals for the Queensland women's goalball team. as part of a ten-team Malmö Women's International Cup that included seven teams that had qualified for the
2004 Summer Paralympics. She was the national team captain again in 2011, and was with the team during the 2011
IBSA Africa Oceania Goalball Regional Champions, which served as the Paralympic qualifying tournament. She also played in the final match against New Zealand women's national goalball team. Australia won the game against New Zealand by a score of 6–2, Horsburgh scored three goals, Horsburgh was named to the
Aussie Belles team going to the
2012 Summer Paralympics. She was the team's longest serving member going into the Games, The country has not medalled in the event since
1976. Going into the Paralympic Games, her team was ranked eighth in the world. She scored three goals. The Belles originally failed to qualify for the
2016 Paralympic Games after finishing third at the IBSA Goalball Asia Pacific Championships in
Hangzhou,
China. They were displaced to allow for an African team,
Algeria as it turned out, to compete in goalball for the first time. But following the re-allocation of
Russia's spot, the Belles found themselves getting a last-minute invite to Rio de Janeiro. They entered the tournament ranked ninth in the world. They performed better this time, fighting Uzbekistan to a draw, but they needed a win or draw in their final game against
Canada to progress to the quarter finals, but lost 6–0, ending their second Paralympic campaign. ==See also==