My whole career as an athlete has been characterized by adversity. At 9 years old, I had a surgery performed on both of my legs, taking me away from baseball for months. Later, around 10 or 11, and again the beginning of my sophomore year, surgeries kept me from my growing passion for baseball. Although these may seem as setbacks, in my eyes they were great beginnings for a continuous story to greatness. I've used this adversity as fuel everyday, pushing myself in the weight room, as well as on and off the field. I've understood the extra work required to set yourself up for success, and continue to work with that same mentality to get me where I want to be. Along with this overcoming of adversity, I strive to be a leader in every program I take part in. I am currently part of a leadership program called, Desire to Lead, and I work multiple days a week (with my strength and conditioning coach) to develop the key characteristics needed to lead those around you to success. I believe that as I have grown, I've developed a mentality and work ethic that sets me apart from those around me.
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