Growing up, I’ve spent a lot of time at fields either practicing, playing or watching my other siblings. I’m the third child of five very athletic siblings. I was exposed to multiple sports at a competitive level as my siblings and parents were college athletes. My first lacrosse team experience was at age nine, when my towns recreation program began. My abilities stand out because I combine techniques from the other sports I play: soccer, football, baseball, and ski racing. I am an asset on the field having two good hands which allows me to be a consistent finisher and passer around the cage.

Currently, I balance playing varsity football, varsity ski racing, lacrosse and academics. Last season for ski racing I finished 2nd in the state, placing 1st for Slalom and 2nd in Giant slalom. With lacrosse being my goal to play in college, I play for my high school and club team STEPS ELITE NJ. I am comfortable dodging and finishing with both hands and have strong defensive qualities as a midfielder. I was selected to attend The National Combine for the National Team Development Program for the U17 in 2019.

In transition from my freshman year in 2018, I decided to take a year to improve my grades, become stronger, and grow as an athlete. Repeating a grade helped me focus on what I want to accomplish in the future and set me on a new path.

I am a hard working student. I completed my sophomore year making high honors 3 quarters and honors 1 quarter. In addition, I am involved with the ALPS (Adventure, leadership, peer support) club at school which is an invite only. It has taught me how to be a leader through outdoor activities such as hiking, camping, and white water rafting. I think learning how to be a leader in this club will overlap into my play as a midfielder. I am also a youth group leader at my church. My free time is also filled with activities with my family like weightlifting, cycling, hiking, tennis and much more.