As a member of the Seneca Nation, born and raised on the Cattaraugus Reservation in Western New York, lacrosse has been a part of my life since birth. As young kids growing up, we were always taught that lacrosse is a gift from the Creator and to always play with a good mind and heart; play for those who can no longer play. My lacrosse career began in the box, at the age of 4. Field lacrosse was not as popular back then, as it is now, and I eventually transitioned to the field by the age of 9. I played box lacrosse with the North American Minor Lacrosse Association (NAMLA) until the age of 16, while also playing field lacrosse for my school, St. Joe's Collegiate Institute, where I currently attend. During my box lacrosse career, we won multiple championships and with St. Joe's, won the Monsignor Martin title for 2 years while I played with the Marauders and also played in the state championships in 2019. In 2020, I was awarded the prestigious Paul Englert Jr. Memorial Award and named head captain for the upcoming 2021 lacrosse season.

I am comfortable in the midfield position, but I am also a team player and can transition to other positions on the field as needed. I can dodge and finish with both hands, but am also continuously trying to perfect my techniques.

It is with great pride, confidence, determination and joy that I am able to play this gift given to me.