I began to play soccer when I was three years old. After years of practicing in the garage, traveling from coast to coast, and a quite a few ankle injuries, I accepted an offer to play Division 1 collegiate soccer.

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Throughout my life, being an athlete has helped shape who I am today, both professionally and personally. Scroll for a play by play.

In the early days

I learned that scoring for the other team was frowned upon, but it was nothing that a juice box couldn't fix.

I became very efficient. Managing my school work alongside my soccer commitments forced me to manage and prioritize my time.

When playing competitively

On my college soccer team

I began to understand how to find my role within a team and excel at it. I worked hard to do my best in whatever role I was in.