Personal Statement

I was five years old when my dad introduced me to football and since then, I’ve been hooked.  My respect for the game has driven me to hold myself accountable, kept me grounded and challenged me to strive for perfection. 

When I transferred to a highly competitive, private Catholic school, that is known for its rigorous college-preparatory program, I realized that a positive attitude goes a long way.  This move required me to balance challenging classes, playing multiple sports, attending school clubs and experiencing leadership opportunities. Most importantly, I humbly earned my position as a starting player and earned All-Conference  with Bishop McGuinness Varsity Football program.  All of these changes helped me understand that I was capable of giving more than I realized and they allowed me to appreciate the importance of respect, humility and an impeccable work ethic.   

As I approach my last year of high school, I am striving for a 4.0 GPA and I am laser focused on gaining more strength and speed as a player.  I love a challenge and I am motivated by those who give me the opportunity to try.  I aspire to be a collegiate player that is genuine, reliable and enjoyable to share the field with.