Soccer has always been a passion in my family. My grandfather coached my mom and aunt, my parents played growing up, and my mom still plays to this day. The fact that I picked up soccer at age three isn’t surprising. When my career began, I was like any other kid chasing the ball frantically all over the field. But now that I understand the game and take it more seriously, I have opened a world of opportunities for myself.
I’ve been a goalkeeper for seven years. I started playing goalie because of my fast reflexes and perspective of the game. I began to attend goalie camps and training to improve my skills in the position. Being a leader on and off the field is a crucial element for any goalkeeper, and I gravitated toward that responsibility. From all my training, plus my experiences on a variety of teams, I have learned to adapt to how different coaches want me to play and how my teammates play. This has enabled me to play at higher levels of competition.
Academically, I have always been a strong student. This year I currently hold a 3.75GPA and have distinguised honors. I would like to major in Psychology specifically Clinical Psychology. I’ve had an interest in psychology for a long time and did not realize it until recently taking a course at my high school. I really love to learn how the mind works, listening to people, and helping others. I have also been a very big mental health advocate which made me realize even more how intrested I am in the subject.
I enjoy volunteering my time with different clubs at school. I actively participate in Athletes Helping Athletes as the treasurer. This club centers around going to events to spend time with and play games with kids or adults with special needs. I am a Panda Pal and assist with admissions events and also the secretary of the Cancer Awareness Club.
Statistic | 2021 Langhorne-Nesh | 2020 Langhorne-Nesh |
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Shutouts | 6 | 3 |