Personal Statement

Playing baseball has not only enhanced my physical abilities but also my mental toughness.

Baseball has become an integral part of my lifestyle as I have grown older. I have played at the highest level, participating in events such as Perfect Game (PG), Prep Baseball Report (PBR), and All-State PG

Games. I have also been invited to play for the Peruvian National team this year U23. Multiple college camps and showcases, such as the PBR NationalShowcase and the Minority Baseball Prospects National Showcase. I play baseball for Peachtree Ridge Highschool.

School and my travel baseball club, USA Prime. After completing high school, I aspire to obtain a scholarship to a highly competitive college. My love for baseball is immense, and I dream of playing beyond college until my body can no longer keep up with my passion.

Baseball has played a significant role in shaping me both physically and mentally. It has brought me immense joy and has given me unforgettable memories. I have received coaching and training from former college and major league baseball players, including Vladimir Nunez. 

My hard work and determination to be the best player and teammate have resulted in several accomplishments in baseball. Moreover, baseball has instilled in me valuable lessons such as sportsmanship, leadership, and dedication. These qualities have helped me grow not only as an athlete but also as a person. I have learned that self-respect

is the foundation for everything, and it extends to respecting others, including family, friends, fans, players, coaches, and umpires. Without these values, one cannot hope to become the best version of oneself.

Baseball will always give you back the same amount of love you give the game.

Baseball has taught me the value of giving back. I have put my blood, sweat, and tears into the game and made the same effort to help my community and those in need. I have helped children with disabilities play baseball, showing them that no matter their condition, they should never let it stop them from achieving their dreams. I volunteer with summer camps for underprivileged kids, and with my high school team,