The first time I picked up a lacrosse stick, it was an instant love. I had played baseball, flag football and soccer non stop until I played lacrosse. My older cousin introduced me to lacrosse when I was 11. I had no idea such a sport existed. Many repairs to the walls, windows, including fence boards were the price I had to pay, but it was all worth it. The feeling of picking where
and how I controlling my shots, and always striving to be the best is forever my focus. All I want to do is play the sport.

I attended many clinics to learn the sport and get better. It was my 2nd year play for a travel lacrosse team when I met a new team coach who took me under his wing and trained me. He had just graduated from Cornell and moved to the West Coast.
I could not think of a better mentor I could have had teaching me lacrosse IQ along with skills needed to take me to the next level.

In 2019 I spent the summer playing with the MXB Team on the East Coast. I felt at home and knew I had to do what it would take to go to college on the East Coast and play lacrosse. I studied hard and have I carried a 4.0+ GPA since my freshman year. I took AP Classes and have been taking ASL at a local junior college for 2 yrs.

This year I had the honor of leading my HS Varsity team to an undefeated season. I have been a first team varsity lacrosse player since my freshman year. Everyday I try to make myself better, being a leader for my teammates, always pushing myself to the limits and leading by example.

The endless support of my parents has been the key to success. They have helped me with everything, from driving hundreds of miles for tournaments, or getting me to and from practices which are over an hour drive each way. They have taught me that hard work is the foundation that leads the way to reaching my highest goals. I am driven to be the first generation college graduate in my family.