My football journey began in the 4th grade playing with the older kids at recess at Kincaid Elementary School in Anchorage Alaska, during that time i had missed sign ups for pop warner ball after gaining interest in playing ball from watching the Colts every Sunday with my dad and falling in love with the sport I worked my way into the group of kids playing at recess. The next year i was going to sign up to play, but had the chance taken when I was told i had to have ankle surgery mid way through 5th grade. After a long recovery and the move to Elgin Oklahoma where i call home now i was able to finally start playing football. I joined the middle school team in 7th grade and i learned a lot of different things since then moving up through out the years. My love of football has grown a lot through the past 5 years and i’m coming up to my senior year and after this year i’m not gonna let anything stop me from playing college ball all i want is to chase my childhood dream of playing college ball and be able to one day have my dad turn on the t.v. and watch me live out my childhood dream.
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