My name is Cameron Coyle. I am in my Senior year at Robbinsville High School, where I continuously challenge myself on and off the field. I am proud to say that my GPA is 4.412 (which includes A.P. and Honors classes), and my Composite Score for the ACTs was 35, with a score of 12 out of 12 on the writing section.

I have achieved the score of 780 out of 800 on the US History Subject Matter SAT's taken in June 1, 2019.

I am the starting goalie for the Robbinsville High School Varsity Team and play for the 2021 Blue Star White Club Team. I fell in love with lacrosse in 3rd Grade playing for Robbinsville Lacrosse Association (RLA) where I began developing my IQ as a goalie and now proudly give back to my community as a coach.

I have many other passions: American history, travelling to historical sites, academics, spending time with friends and family, reading, music, and participating in and watching sports. I occupy my time with these things which I love most.

I am fortunate to have had so many strong mentors. For example, in 6th grade, I began working with Coach Dave Decker who helped shape my game and to become mentally tough. Coach Don Green and Coach Shane Doss have refined my game and taught me to play above my competition. My RLA Coaches instilled in me the motto of Never Quit, Never Stop. If I make a save or let up a goal, I focus on what I can do better next time and move on to the next play.

As a leader, I motivate and support my teammates, classmates, and those that I coach. This was important when my Destination Imagination team competed in Global Finals at the University of Tennessee and when I was invited to the Envision Presidential Inauguration Summit in 2017. As an independent study, I am focused on creating a Presidential Library for Zachary Taylor. In addition, I am a founding member and Vice President of a developing club at my high school that encourages political discussion to bring unity and understanding to our community. I have also been named Campaign Manager for my local council members in their re-election bid in 2019.