I started playing lacrosse in the 1st grade. My brother, Jackson , and I are only one-year apart in school so every other year we typically played on the same club/school team. The years that we crossed over on the same team, when we both were on the same attack line, he on the right side and me on the left, or splitting duties from "X" were by far my favorite years. And now in high school, Jackson (a Sophomore) and me (a Freshman, but both on the Varsity team), we get a chance to do this again for the next three years. Being on the field together, all of the years that we spent in the backyard, or at our neighborhood field growing up - throwing to and dodging against each other and creating our own plays - comes washing back to us and even though we're on the field playing against older Varsity players, mentally we're just doing what we've done all our lives together - creating and making plays together. Playing with my brother is something I truly enjoy.

I also was a starter on my 9th Grade "A" basketball team. I was typically tasked with locking down the other team's best player, playing solid and foul-free defense, though I was also a significant scoring/assist threat, with a strong first step that allowed me the option to go hard to the basket, or even better, find an easy assist.

In school, I have a high grade point average, and take classes above my grade like: Spanish III (pre-AP), Geometry (pre-AP), Biology (pre-AP), weighted Business Information Management, and English (pre-AP).

I have volunteered in the past at Meals on Wheels - Central Texas, and serve on the Junior Leadership Committee for Beyond Batten, an organization tasked with finding a cure for Batten's Disease.