Football was my passion throughout high school. I spent years training, competing, and working hard to be the best player I could be. I played Varsity Football as a Freshman all the way to my Senior year. I broke the record for TD at Pace High School, and was honored by voters was the best quarterback of the Florida High School Panhandle. But during my senior year, an injury changed everything. I had to rethink my path, and while it was tough, it also gave me a chance to grow.
That same year, my parents divorced, and I had to change schools. Instead of letting these challenges hold me back, I decided to take on something new—lacrosse. I had played in middle school, but this time, I was determined to push myself even further. I worked hard, learned fast, and earned a spot on the varsity team. By the end of the season, I was honored as the 2025 First Team - Utility Player by the Florida High School All Panhandle Area and Rookie of the Year at Gulf Breeze High School. These awards showed my dedication to overcoming obstacles and succeeding in a new sport.
This journey has made me a stronger, more adaptable athlete. It has taught me the importance of perseverance, hard work, and turning setbacks into opportunities. Whether in football or lacrosse, I’ve learned that success isn’t just about talent—it’s about resilience, determination, and embracing change.