My name is Presley Green, I have been playing Lacrosse since the first grade. My brother played goalie for the boys' team and my father was the goalie coach, so it was pretty much a no brainer that I would become the next goalie in the family. Funny thing is, I love playing goalie! Being a crucial part of the team, being counted on the make those tough saves, really drives me to work hard and to be the best goalie I can be. I also play basketball and have a spot on the JV team and dress Varsity. I currently have a 3.7 GPA and am driving hard to elevate that. My family is very athletic, my brother is Defensive Lineman for Ursinus College, and my father played Junior Ice Hockey and Officiated Ice Hockey for 25 years. Mom didn't play many sports after High School, but she was a member her HS Track team 4x400 relay that won a State Championship.

Making the jump from Rec/travel to High School Lacrosse was a big step, one that I welcomed with determination and drive. I played quite a bit on Varsity my freshman year and eventually took over the starting role halfway through the season. We had a great season and made it all the way to the sectional semi-finals. This past season, I was starting Varsity Goalie, we finished with a 16-4 record. I will be a Junior at Ocean City High School in Ocean City, NJ. this season and look forward to driving toward our team goal of being State Champions.

My dream is to attend an amazing College, receive a world class education and continue my Lacrosse career. I am a South Jersey girl who loves the beach, the sun and the boardwalk attractions, but also the country/Suburbs and I love the chill of winter and snow. It really opens more opportunities to where I could attend college.

My family and friends are a huge part of my life ! I have learned so much from all of them. Most of my family are in public safety, my Grand Pop, father, uncle and 2 great Uncles were all Firefighters and 2 of my other Uncles are/were Police officers. They have taught me that helping people should always be a forethought, never an afterthought.