I started playing rec lacrosse in first grade and moved to club lacrosse in 5th grade with Bethesda Lacrosse, then played TLC, and was one of the first players to play for MC Elite 2020 Midnight. I have always been a starter, and have played all positions. Playing the NPYGLL and NGLL spring league in Middle School gave me and my team the opportunity to play against the top 2020s. It took awhile for our team to not get crushed by the best teams, but now we are one of the strongest club teams. MC Elite prepared me for my high school career. Freshmen year I was a starter on varsity at Holy Cross, I played mainly defense, but some midfield. We had a tough schedule, which helped me develop. I played against the top recruits in the country, and made an impact, when we played McDonough, SSSA, Visi, Bishop Ireton, Good Council. My summer 2017 highlight was when I made the all-star team at Maximum Exposure at Univ of Maryland. I even made the team over some commits to Loyola. I worked hard at that camp to learn new skills and gain confidence in my offensive dodging. I transferred to Stone Ridge school. The transition was great academically, and we had a great season. Stone Ridge ranked in the Washington Post Top 10 for the first time in 12 years. I was a starter and played the entire field. I was the 3rd leading scorer on the team with 25 goals. I love defense, but also like attack, especially when I feed the ball and it leads to a goal. As I lefty, I love tricking the defense, and scoring. Once again I got to play some of the best teams in the country. I love lacrosse and I hope I have the opportunity to play in college. I am interested in the sciences. This summer I was selected to attend a Coastal Restoration/Environmental Science service trip with 12 other girls from all over the U.S. in New Orleans, LA through the Network of Sacred Heart Schools. My Catholic education has been a huge influence on my love for learning and serving others. I have gone to Catholic school my whole life and believe my faith and appreciating others has carried over to the lacrosse field.