My lacrosse experience began in the 4th grade. After watching my brother play lacrosse I grew a strong love for the sport and began going to all of my brothers' tournaments. I decided that I wanted to play lacrosse. I soon after began playing lacrosse in the 5th grade. My commitment and love for the sport continued to grow at a fast rate as I always wanted to keep improving and reaching my full athletic potential as a teammate and a player. Whether at home or practice I always tried to have my stick in my hand. While my motivation continued to grow I continued to play lacrosse with a club team. Starting in 8th grade I joined the girl's Tristate program. I loved the increased intensity in this setting because it allowed me to continue to grow and play against players of a higher level. After playing with the Tristate program throughout the winter and summer I felt a strong increase in my confidence and abilities on the field. Going into the 9th grade I began to play with the Maddog girls lacrosse club program. I worked on increasing my skills throughout the summer going into 9th grade attending multiple lacrosse camps to improve my skills and physical strength. While playing with Maddog select team as well after the summer season ended to continue to get more practice and time on the field. With this team being named the Summer draw 2018 champions. While also working out and focusing on my stick skills and footwork at home. Through the 9th grade, I continued playing fall lacrosse with the MadDog girl's lacrosse program. I continued to play with Maddog select through my Freshman year playing in a variety of locations such as in Palm spring Ca. While continuing to work on my skills my Freshman year of lacrosse began at Glen Ridge High School. I loved the increased intensity playing with many girls committed and strong lacrosse players. After an amazing season, I continued trying to observe and improve my game skills watching film. Towards the end of my freshman lacrosse season, I was pulled up to varsity for states to continue to practice and improve my skills with the varsity players. In my sophomore year, I continued to play with Maddog lacrosse. I plan to continue to keep growing as a player and teammate through my junior year.