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Personal Statement
I’ve loved running for as long as I can remember. It was in 7th grade when I first learned that I had the opportunity to join a sport specifically devoted to running, which is when I joined my school’s Cross Country and Track teams. As much as I enjoyed the sport, I didn’t make much progress in my running ability until Cross Country of my freshman year. Unfortunately, a broken leg sustained in a race and the incoming COVID-19 pandemic meant I would not compete again until the Cross Country season of my sophomore year, which was more spent regaining my physical strength and my confidence as a runner than anything else.
My sophomore Outdoor Track season is where I began to see myself rapidly improve, running 800m and 400m times that placed me in relays consisting otherwise of Senior runners. Our team was able to win the Class M State title for the first time since 1987. My contributions to this team and my experiences running with upper-classmen greatly increased my skill and confidence. I carried this momentum into the Cross Country season that fall, where I started the season as the 7th member of the varsity team, and ending the season consistently placing 2nd, improving my PR by nearly a minute and a half to 17:39. I got All-Conference and All-State Honors for the first time as our team won the Class SS state title. I believe I am not done improving as a runner. I look forward to achieving my goal of making great reductions in my 5K time, as well as in Track in the coming months (spring 2022). I am grateful to be part of a historically successful Cross Country Team, which has won the Shoreline Conference 7 years straight and is over 100-0 in dual meets in that time. Perhaps my greatest attribute as a runner is my ability to perform well at both relatively long and short distances, from 400m to 5000m. Running in college would be an incredible opportunity to compete at a more competitive level and continue my love for the sport.
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High School Information
High School:
Haddam-Killingworth High School
State:
CONNECTICUT
Phone:
(860) 345-8541
Academic Accomplishments
Honors Classes:
Yes. JUNIOR - Pre-Calculus Honors, Advanced Art Project; SOPHOMORE -Chemistry Honors, Algebra 2 Honors, English 10 Honors, Spanish 3 Honors, World History 2 Honors; FRESHMAN - Biology Honors, Geometry Honors, English 9 Honors, Spanish 2 Honors, World History 1 Honors
AP Classes:
Yes. JUNIOR - AP U.S. History & Civics (Score 4), AP English Language & Composition (Score 5), University of Connecticut Physics 1 , University of Connecticut Spanish Intermediate Composition; SENIOR - AP English: Literature & Composition, AP Biology, AP Calculus, AP Human Geography, AP Studio Art
Registered with the NCAA Eligibility Center?
Yes
Awards, Achievements and Activities
Award
High Honors on Honor Roll every semester since freshman year. First Place - Drawing Category
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