In 2nd grade I started playing lacrosse and immediately became addicted to the sport. Throughout elementary school and middle school I faced off for my team as well as start throughout. When I reached high school I was placed at attack because of our strong class of seniors that were all playing midfield. I had my goals set on starting on varsity, so I switched my position to attack and while I agree that I am not a natural attackmen I believe that it really benefitted my ability to hold onto the ball and dodge in small areas now that I have switched back to the midfield position for my sophomore year. During my freshman campaign I was fourth on the team for points per game with 2.2. I also played football as a outside liebacker for Junior Varsity and as a backup for our Varsity team. So far in my sophomore season I have been much more successful and comfortable now that I am back at my original position. Through the first two games this year I have a 85% faceoff win percentage and average 3 goals per game. I am currently enrolled in the "Cambridge Program" in my high school which is a much more rigorous curriculum that I decided to take in order to both challenge myself and improve my chances at getting into a good college. The classes I am currently taking are AP Statistics, AP physics, Cambridge Global Perspectives, AP English, and of course, Gym. I am really looking at a college where I can play lacrosse at a very competitive level because I love to be around those who share the will to win that I have.