Lacrosse has not always been my only sport. From a young age, I loved to compete and I have always stayed busy. I grew up in a soccer family with both my parents coaching me. I decided to pick up a few other sports when I was in 1st grade. This is when I first tried lacrosse. Ever since I first picked up a stick my love for the sport and community has only grown.

I started to play club lacrosse when I was in 6th grade and started attending Forsyth Country Day School in 7th.

Forsyth is a small independent school for ages ranging from PreK to 12th. This has allowed me to play and start on my Varsity Lacrosse team and Varsity Field Hockey team since middle school, while also playing 3 sports (including basketball).

Playing with older girls has shaped me to be the player I am today. This has also caused me to fully understand the importance of commitment and hard work. My school is small but our work ethic and competitiveness are not lacking. For both field hockey and lacrosse, we have won our conference for the past 3 years. This season our school team made it to the state championship, which is farther than our school has ever been before. I made All-State my freshman year and All-Conference as a freshman and 8th grader. Freshman year I had the most assists on the team and second most amount of goals. I also began to take some of the draws and ended with a percentage of 0.77%.

I want to find a school that will challenge me both academically and athletically. I am willing to put in the work to play at any division level. Everyday I strive to become stronger, a better athlete, and a better teammate. I would be thankful for any school to consider me as a member of their community and team.