Sports have always played a major role in my life ever since I was little. It wasn't until 6th grade–seven years ago–, however when I picked up a lacrosse stick for the very first. And I instantly knew that this was the sport I wanted to continue pursuing. My love and passion for lacrosse are founded mostly by the rush of adrenaline during a game, the physical, mental, and emotional it provides, and how family-oriented it is.

I have been playing lacrosse since I was 11 years old and was on HS varsity for four.
Originally, for the first four years of my lacrosse career, I started out as a goalie. But later on, as I continued to try more positions, I realized by my sophomore, that my calling was on attack and mid-field. As I continued to work hard, practicing wall ball, working on shooting, dodging, and improving my lacrosse IQ, my love for the sport continued to grow. This was visible so much so that by my junior year, I was elected as the varsity captain.
This summer I joined the True Colorado HS Open club team and love it so much.
I am a lefty but have become comfortable with both hands, I am proficient at dodging when it comes to crease rolls, and overall express and present great leadership and communication skills both on and off the field.

Although lacrosse plays a major role in my life, I also am passionate about visual arts and the performing arts, such as theatre, choir, and music. In addition, I have participated in many clubs at my high school, I am a part of the student government at my school, have taken in rigorous honors and AP classes, and have participated a lot in my community by doing close to 200 hours of volunteering with refugee programs and disabled people over the past 4 years. I also ski regularly during winter weekends and do lacrosse based training–agility and weight lifting– year-round in order to better my athletic performance on the field.