I started playing lacrosse at the age of 7, but I also played several other sports, and shared my time evenly between them. About 4 years ago, lacrosse became my passion though. It lead me to the gym and to push my limits of how much better I could get by putting in the training time, understanding the right nutrition to make the me the best player I could be.

My free time is spent working towards my lacrosse goals, or volunteering / interning at the Cancer Wellness Center (CWC), which is a place near and dear to my family. My grandmother, who passed last January, was a 6x survivor of cancer and taught me a lot about strength and always staying positive, no matter the situation. At the CWC, I see a place that gives so many survivors the same strength and positive energy they need to push through the toughest of situations, and this inspires me to live this life.

When I got to high school, my singular goal was to push myself to make varsity and was able to accomplish this by my sophomore year. Last year my team was able to go all the way to the state championship and we had a lead heading into the 4th quarter and it slipped away near the end. This has made my motivation even stronger and left a burning desire in me to accomplish a state championship this year.

True Lacrosse Premier has also been integral with my lax IQ and training, I get to play with the best players in my area and travel the country to see some of the most elite talent around. Nothing drives me harder than seeing great players, it makes me want to work harder to be the best.

My long term lacrosse goal is to work extremely hard academically and physically to accomplish my dream of playing at the college level.