When I was four years old, I started karate later switching to Tae Kwon Do. By age nine I earned a second-degree black belt. My participation in Tae Kwon Do helped me learn discipline and to effectively use my body. My first football season was in 4th grade. Our team wasn’t successful, losing every game. I was not a part of a winning season until my freshmen year of high school. Through this, I learned the importance of approaching every down like the score is still 0-0 and winning whatever assignment I have on a given play. Academically, I maintain that same competitive attitude. As a junior, I am currently taking 4 AP courses with a goal of earning college credit in high school. In college, I plan on earning a degree in Mechanical Engineering, then going on to Law School. I hope to play for a program that will develop my skills as a player as well as help me achieve these academic goals.