Playing Lacrosse since 2014, it's a sport that came naturally to me. From the beginning fundamentals were stressed and I continually work on throwing, catching off hand and on drills. Being small, my game has to be creative around the crease and i learned to be sneaky, quick and look for cutters to feed.

With experience, my IQ of the game has grown and I believe in helping the team any way I can. it's more important to me to feed and strategize rather just score. I'm not flashy, but would rather be an important part of a team that wins. At most events I am usually under the radar as I tend to make others look good, rather than take over the spotlight. You might not notice me compared to others but at the end of the day, I pile up the stats. (Usually more assists than goals.)

I'm most proud of making varsity as a freshman, as well as being name Captain in my junior year. I was selected for the Maverick All American MD HS team (freshman & sophomore year). Playing on Team MD we won the tournament (National Lacrosse Classic) going undefeated.

Most of my peers have played longer than I have, but i've leap frogged a lot of them by now. Not to brag, but this happened because i work hard on my game and put in the time necessary. In my sophomore year, I was selected for the All Division Team in our conference. For my team, I was one of the leaders in offensive production, first or second in all categories. I look forward to a productive summer at showcases and to be a team leader in my junior year.