I started playing lacrosse in 5th grade and fell in love with the game right away. I played midfield for my local club team until the summer before my freshman year when I made the team for Roughriders PA. My Roughriders coach switched me to attack that summer and it felt very natural to me. I pride myself on my passing ability in tight windows and my ability to shoot in traffic with power. While I play attack for both my school and club teams, I will make a run at midfield whenever my coaches need me to. Lacrosse is an important part of my life. I enjoy the camaraderie my team provides. These boys are my brothers and I work hard to support them both on and off the field as much as I can.

I am the starting safety and slot receiver for our varsity football team. Our team made the District playoffs for the first time in 4 years and I played every snap of that game.

I injured my knee in the Fall of my Freshman year and did not return to the playing field until the Spring of my Sophmore year. Dealing with the injury was difficult, but helped me realize how important it is to work hard in life to achieve my goals. It helped me to realize how important lacrosse is to me. When I was unable to play, I was on the sidelines for every practice and game assisting my coaches and teammates in any way that I could. I was the assistant coach for the local sixth-grade lacrosse team in the Spring of 2018.

I swim in the Summer for our local swim club. I continue to swim in the Summer to stay in shape for my football and lacrosse seasons as well as to be with the friends I made on the team when I was 6 years old. I have received the Spirit Award for this team twice in the last 3 years and have qualified for league championships every year that I have been on the team.

I am a member of the school's student council which is faculty selected and I participate in the International Affairs Club. My favorite subject is History and this year I am enjoying AP Psychology. This has led me to consider a possible career in education.