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From Chattanooga, TN and Red Bank High School, Phoebe's journey toward running began after a missed soccer tryout her freshman year, and as she states in her bio at Stop Phe, "I had to either ride the bus home or find a way to stall at the school until my mom got off work. None of my two friends rode the bus. Plus I was bad/terrified at navigating public transportation at the time, so that made the bus option a no-go. Cross-country was the only remotely attractive option." Following an All-State high school career, Phoebe would go to the University of Tennessee and would go from walk-on to National Champion in just her freshman year. Her accolades as a Volunteer include 5 NCAA Championships and 6 All-American honors, in addition to numerous SEC and UT honors and records. After leaving Knoxville, Phoebe broke the two-minute barrier in the 800m in amazing fashion, cruising to a swift 1:58.22 and taking the win at the 2010 Pre Classic. The following year. she would bring home the USATF Indoor Championship.

Phoebe is a well-known and captivating blogger. She says, "Off the track, I don't think about track that much. Which is EXTREMELY unique compared to other track runners!" This may come as a surprise until you realize she is also a Pharmacy Student at UW School of Pharmacy. When not writing, studying, training, or thinking about things other than track, Phoebe envisions herself in a life much different, stating, "If I could have any job in the world, regardless of actual ability, because I am classified as a slightly-below-average singer, I would want to be a singer. Maybe of an indie rock band. I'd be the front woman. I'd sing songs relating to things I love: dogs, coffee, science experiments, milk, and my childhood best friend, a total hippie that never wears shoes."