I have been playing lacrosse since fourth grade. At the time, I was treating the sport more of as a fun thing to do with my friends rather then taking it serious but once I picked up a lacrosse stick I was hooked. My speed was something I have received a lot of recognition from on top of my vision on the field. I am fortunate to play midfield and take the draw with my club team and attack for my school team. I make sure that I constantly stay active in learning about the game to ensure our team makes theist of our skills on the field. I am extremely coachable and am always accepting of any feedback that comes my way. I believe that no one on the field will be able to outplay your game if your drive and passion for the sport is really there. Lacrosse has always been a popular sport in Long Island and Im so thankful to have it be where Ive grown up these past 16 years. I am a three seasonal athlete which includes volleyball, winter track, and lacrosse. During the season i dont play anything I am conditioning and keeping the stick in my hand as much as I can. My younger sister is one of many who struggles from autism so due to her disability I am in the special needs club for my school as well as support the troops and Italian club. I am interested in the field of Nutrition so having my field of study is extremely important in me making my college decision. I have an identical twin sister with whom i have a harmonious relationship with both on and off the field. We have a silent language on the field that most coaches can spot immediately. As a sophomore I take algebra 2 (trig), chemistry, global honors and English honors.

I look forward to meeting new people and adding a strong worth ethic to a college team where I can continuously grow as a student athlete to contribute to a team that feels like family.