Lacrosse is a passion of mine and is what I look forward to playing everyday. My will to compete, along with my love for lacrosse is what drives me to work my hardest and put my heart out on the field whether it is practice or a championship game. I started playing lacrosse when I was 10 years old. I started playing the face off position in 7th grade.

My coaches tell me my strongest asset is my intensity from start to finish of each game, being a disciplined and coachable player and my will to learn and grow, to improve. My coaches know they can count on me to listen to them, follow through, work hard and be a leader among my teammates.

When I was earning my black belt in American Karate, I had to write an essay and present it to the judges, explaining how karate has impacted my life. I told the judges karate taught me how to use discipline, tenacity, perseverance, and determination to achieve any and all goals in my life. I apply these principles to every aspect of my life, especially in school and lacrosse.

In my spare time, besides playing lacrosse, I enjoy spending time with my family, working out, playing football, and I enjoy spending time with my "little lax brothers" who are elementary and middle school age lacrosse players that I meet up with to play catch with.

My goal is to attend a college to study kinesiology, exercise science, nutrition or be in a Pre-Medical program and to play NCAA Mens Lacrosse. Then, I plan to go to medical school with the career goal of becoming an orthopedic surgeon.