I've loved playing field hockey for as long as I can remember. I've played field hockey since I was in 4th grade. I started playing in high school as a member of the junior varsity team and since then I've signed up for every clinic and every extra practice there is. My high school field hockey experience sparked my competitiveness and passion for field hockey. I soon become the captain of the junior varsity team and a member of the varsity team. Being both a varsity and junior varsity athlete improved my skills and mindset. I became a stronger, smarter, faster, and overall better athlete. I'm also a multi-sport athlete; I run cross country, indoor track and field, and play soccer. Even during my off-season, I'm working to make myself a better athlete, by working out, running, and playing field hockey anywhere I can. I am interested in playing field hockey at a collegiate level so I can continue to learn and play. I'm looking for an academically and athletically challenging environment. My attentiveness, perseverance, and desire to succeed would make me a great addition to your team!
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