My name is John T. Henderson IV, but everyone calls me J.T. I am a 17-year-old senior at The Kings Christian School located in Cherry Hill, New Jersey. I have played varsity soccer as a starter for The Kings Christian School for two years. The Kings Christian School soccer team plays in the Tri-State Christian Conference. Two years in a row The Kings Christian Soccer Team made it to the championship. During the 2018/2019 school year my high school soccer team went into double overtime during the championship game. This school year the soccer team won the Tri-State Christian League Title. Our team was undefeated for the regular season. Unfortunately, we did not win the championship game. During my two year tenure with Kings Christian School, I have played in the positions of center back, right back, and striker. I have played these positions as a starter. I also earned my varsity letter in soccer.
Prior to attending Kings Christian School, I played JV Soccer for Cherry Hill West High School in ninth and tenth grades. I was a starter for Cherry Hill West’s JV Soccer team, playing right/left wing. I was named Scholar Athlete in ninth grade.
During the summers I attend soccer camps and play with the Deptford Premiere Elite Soccer Club. When I am not playing with my high school league in the regular season conference I play in an indoor soccer tournament with my team members. Also, I train in the winter, and spring with the Deptford Premiere soccer club. I have played elite level soccer for four years. I have also played with the Medford Striker’s League.
For the past three years I have been a member of the Burlington-Camden Alumni Kappa League. The goal and mission of the Kappa League is to empower youth to establish and launch a progressive career and/or to excel in post secondary education, while cultivation strong leadership skills. My time with the Kappa League focuses on personal development, academic achievement and college/career preparation. I participate in various community service projects with the Kappa League and my school. I have had a strong commitment to service for others since a very young age. I also enjoy giving back to the soccer community. I volunteered for the youth soccer clinic at Cherry Hill West, and the Kick or Treat Tournament.
In college I plan to major in architecture. I have wanted to be an architect since middle school. I have participated in NOMA’s architecture program in San Francisco, California and the Urban Land Institute (ULI) Hip Hop Architecture program in Charlotte, North Carolina. My application was selected for one of the fifty openings out of a hundred applicants seeking to attend the ULI Architecture Camp. During my first two years of high school, I took classes in Sustainable Design. While I have academic and career aspirations, I have been involved in the school choir, I find time to socialize with my friends, and play varsity basketball. I am a black belt in karate, studying the form of Kun Gek Do. I play the piano.
I plan to consider colleges that are a good match for me academically. More specifically, colleges that have an academic program that leads to a professional degree in architecture. I can’t think of any other sport that I love playing more than soccer. I am very passionate about soccer and hopeful that I will be able to play at the collegiate level. I enjoy the relationships that I have developed over the years while playing soccer. Soccer has helped with my development as a person. Thank you for taking the time to learn more about me as a person.
Statistic | 2020 Varsity Team |
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Goals | 6 |
Assists | 2 |
Shots on Goal | 15 |
Games Played | 16 |
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