I started playing lacrosse at 5 years old for my township of Marple Newtown. I've always been an athletic playmaker that can either draw a slide or get the ball in the goal. I've played varsity at The Episcopal Academy as a freshman and sophomore. I also play running back and linebacker on the varsity football team. I am a very goal-oriented person, and I pride myself on being the best student athlete I can be, no matter how many sacrifices I have to make. This motivation led me to achieve straight A's my freshman and sophomore year at one of the most academically challenging schools in Pennsylvania. Besides sports and grades, I like to keep myself interested in a variety of things. I have played the violin since the age of 4, and I play in Episcopal's Upper School Orchestra. I have taken Honors Biology and Honors Latin 3 and am currently in my 4th year of Latin studies. Over the summer, I host an annual fundraising Spikeball event called "Spikeball for Her," which has raised money for the Breast and Ovarian Cancer organization "Unite for Her". The event made headlines when 6 ABC came out to cover it for the nightly news. I have also brought the game of Spikeball to my school in 2021 when I founded the "Episcopal Academy Spikeball Club" with over 100 members, and it continues to grow this year. In order to grow my fundraising efforts, I created a non profit called The February Foundation in 2021 and had it incorporated in the state of Delaware. My hope is to continue to raise money for causes that are important to me, raise awareness and educate on these topics/causes, and also bring volunteer opportunities to area youth to encourage involvement in our communities. One last thing about me is my love of the outdoors. I love to fish and just be outside in nature. I usually have my lacrosse stick and a ball with me, or even just a football or basketball. As long as I'm outside, I'm happy.