Although I am left handed, in lacrosse I do not have a dominant hand. As my freshman high school season just ended, I was named Varsity Lacrosse Rookie of the Year, led my team in goals (42), draw control (43), ground balls (54), and caused the most turnovers (26), was selected as a freshman to play on my state's regional team at the US Lacrosse Women's National Tournament, was named to WPIAL Class AAA All Section First Team, and received the Meritorious Student Athlete Award.

I earned 3 Varsity letters as a freshman, started, and played center-midfield on my soccer team earning a section championship for our school and received the athletic department student-athlete scholar award. Additionally, I was selected to serve on the US Youth Soccer Girls Academy first-ever player-led board, the Girls Academy Advisory Panel (GAAP).

I have been playing lacrosse since 4th grade, soccer and ice-hockey since kindergarten, and added wrestling this year in high school. Participating on Fox Chapel Area High School's Varsity Wrestling team allowed me to improve my lacrosse strength training routine.

Additionally, I am a member of my school's Special Olympics Unified Bocce team in which students with and without developmental disabilities train and compete as equals. It is important that all students have the opportunity to train, compete, and experience the pride and responsibility of representing their school. As a freshman, I was elected Secretary of our Best Buddies Club, recently elected as Vice-President. We are dedicated to providing inclusive socialization for students with and without disabilities. I have already taken AP Principles of Computer Science, AP Computer Science, and AP World History as a sophomore. In addition to playing sports, and serving as an officer in Best Buddies, I am a member of my high school orchestra.