Although I am a 2025 high school graduate, I am actively seeking collegiate opportunities for the 2026-2027 academic year. During this 2025-2026 school year, I am currently playing baseball at TCS Post Grad in Melissa, Texas, where I will focus on enhancing my physical capabilities—getting bigger, stronger, and faster—while competing against various JUCOs. This is a 1-year program and will not count as a year towards my eligibility.
Baseball has been a lifelong passion, and my goal is to play at the collegiate level while continuing to prioritize my education. I’m open to joining a program that aligns with my skill level and provides me with opportunities for development and meaningful playtime.
While I am a 2025 graduate, I should have been 2026 class based on age. Starting school a year early presented me with unique challenges, requiring me to work harder to compete both academically and athletically with peers who are older and those who have re-classed. This determination and drive are qualities I would bring to your team.
Despite the rigorous demands of sports and training, I make time to connect with my family, engage in weekly Bible studies with friends, and participate in church activities, including volunteering in the kids' ministry. My faith is an important aspect of my life. I also enjoy spending time with friends, playing MLB The Show and other online games, and challenging myself on the pickleball courts. This past winter, I worked as a flag football referee for elementary and junior high students through Next Level Sports. It was an incredibly rewarding experience, and I received commendation from the Head Football Coach for my leadership and performance.
With a weighted GPA of 3.87 and a history of rigorous coursework including Advanced Placement and Dual Credit classes, I am confident in my academic abilities and readiness for college-level coursework. I am currently exploring my interests but am particularly intrigued by business studies. I am eager to contribute both athletically and academically to a collegiate baseball program.
