I have been a three sport athlete since I was five years old. Since the first lacrosse practice I participated in, this has been the sport I have taken to and fallen in love with. When I first started playing lacrosse, the Lehigh Valley was no where close to being a hot spot for lacrosse. My love for the game and desire to challenge myself and get better was not limited by this. I have constantly put in the work and picked up my stick every day since I first started.

I have seen clear results in my effort to becoming a better lacrosse player. I have statistically lead my youth teams growing up and through two varsity seasons I have been a go to player for my high school program as well. Heading into my junior season in spring of 2020, I am expected to be a standout performer and someone my team will lean on to make plays.

While I may have been the leader on these programs, not being in a big market for lacrosse has provided many learning moments. Some winless tournaments, hard seasons, and challenging times have been a big story in persevering through adversity. I am a true competitor and I learned from these moments and experience to simply get better and work harder. With this effort our high school and club programs have continued to get better and the hard work has paid off. The spring of 2020 points to breakout year for my high school program with my hard work leading the way.

With my work ethic and competitive mind set, I believe I can make a true impact on a college program. My love for the game has truly turned me into this hard working player that gives all effort on the field and in the classroom. I simply love the sport of lacrosse and working towards the success that comes along with this beautiful game. I want to continue competing at a high level and make a difference in a program at the collegiate level. These are my top goals moving forward.