Track and Field was a late blossoming passion for me as I discovered it at the beginning of Freshman year. Right as the season started I became obsessed with it and started to dedicate my off seasons to the sport. As my career went on, I discovered I have a love for the 200 meter sprint, 400 meter sprint, and most importantly the high jump and long jump. Eventually, in my last season, I became varsity captain. Throughout my high school track career I experienced injuries that would put a halt on competition. This landed me in Ken's office, our physical therapist. This exposed me to many practices and exercises that physical therapists do, preparing me for my career.

I began my journey as a cub scout during elementary school and stuck with it until I became an Eagle Scout in the year of 2019. It was one of the most valuable things that I could have done with my spare time because it taught me how to be a leader, trustworthy, accountable, honest, hard working and many more qualities that I very may well have not gained without this experience. This will help me obtain a job no matter what as an Eagle Scout is very respected in society.

Basketball has always been a long time passion of mine. I always find myself watching the NBA whenever it is in season and taking great interest in it. I began playing basketball in elementary as school around the same time I began cub scouts. It was just for fun until I entered high school, after that it became something that I took very seriously and started to notice big strides in my skill level. During my last year of the sport, I was voted to be the varsity captain of the team along with two other fellow players. This taught me leadership and responsibility like no other, especially with a team that would leave everything on the court on a day to day basis.