I have been active in competitive lacrosse since 3rd grade. Adam Felicetti (Notre Dame Lacrosse #3) gave me my first stick, and has been my private LAX coach/mentor since I started playing. I am athletic, agile, quick, and a very accurate shooter from distance. I am a fast wing dodger, passer and finisher. I am an active player constantly moving on offense (even without the ball). I enjoy sharing the ball and playing team offense. I have been a full-time starter and a major contributor on my school's varsity team since Freshman year.

I love the game for its heritage and spiritual connection to the Native American Community. My dad grew up in College Park, MD. He took me home to learn from some of the best in the game (Chris Boland (Hopkins); Deemer Class (Duke); Mark Millon (UMass/Hall of Fame LAX/USA Lacrosse); Kyle Harrison (Hopkins). Since the 5th grade, I have travelled to train in Maryland in the Winter, Spring and Summer months. My LAX motto: Born in Los Angeles; trained in Maryland. I have played and trained in several counties in Maryland (including, Baltimore; Hartford; Anne Arundal; Prince Georges); and played in lacrosse tournaments all along the Northeast (including, Delaware, Rhode Island, Pennsylvania). I learned the best team and two man offense from Mark Millon (LAX Hall of Fame) and Pat Hanley of Hanleys Gym in Bel Air, MD. In Hanleys Gym, I compete in pick up games with elite lacrosse players from Gilman, McDonnogh, Calvert Hall, and St. Paul.

I plan to take one or two AP courses in the Spring semester of my sophomore year. In the Spring, I am also taking an independent study course that I created entitled Modern PC Assembly & Design; where I teach underprivileged kids how to build custom computers.

I am very active in my community as a leader and mentor to others. During the Summer of 2022, I interned at the Veterans Hospital in West Los Angeles in the Candy Striper Program. I also interned in the IT Department of a High School in Los Angeles; helping to build over 40 custom computers and troubleshooting IT issues for administrators and teachers. In addition, I am an Eagle to Eagle mentor at my high school, helping younger high school students get acclimated at Brentwood. I am also a member of the Young Black Scholars program; a program where young black male teenagers meet to discuss issues and have workshops in finance, government and entrepreneurial endeavours. Finally, I served as a Boy Scout for 3 years, earning my Arrow of Freedom.