Honor roll for two consecutive years as well as Sierra Nevada Scholar Athlete for freshmen year. Two time Antelope High School MVP and Capital Valley All Conference Team two years in a row. Two time Antelope High School swim team swim captain.

ASL, cooking, computer sciences and small time mechanics (figuring out problems in things like bikes and fixing them)

Four one hundreds then one four hundred, and four rounds of it. That set was a challenge and I enjoyed every last second of competing with my own times to beat myself every round.

I started swimming at the age of five years old with my sister on the Sunrise Sharks. After three years on the Sunrise Sharks, it was decided by my family that a greater level of competition was needed, so I had moved to Glenn Oaks Sea Lions for two years. During those two years, it felt great but was never enough. While searching for teams to expand my horizon, I had chose California Capitol Aquatics, and became a year round club swimmer. I was on that team for around three years, and although it was great to have a new competition level, new coaches, and a supporting team, I knew this still would not be able to support my desire to expand my horizon and become the greatest swimmer I could ever be. After those three years, my family and I made the decision to push it to the next level, during this time I had left CCA and joined the Marlins. Ever since, everyday improvement has been revealed to be extremely prevalent. Everyday is an improvement, on and off deck. I personally look forward to reaching every single goal that I have set for myself with SMST along with becoming a great athletes on and off deck. I carry lots of pride that I am where I am to this day, let’s go Marlins.

No matter what happens, I am always ready to face a challenge no matter the difficulty, time, setting or any given event. No hard day, set, tasks or events are able to hold me back from consistently having energy.