I have been running competitively since I was 12 years old and have been on the Varsity track/cross country team ever since freshman year of high school. I started out my high school career playing soccer when the cross country coach recruited me to run with him. I started training for cross country part time and quickly fell in love with the sport. Every day after soccer practice I would run with the cross country team and started to pave my path as a runner. By the end of the season, I had earned my spot on the team and went to the New York State cross country championship. I am a very determined and motivated runner with a true passion for the sport.
I am also very driven to maintain a 4.0 GPA in the classroom. I have a very rigorous course load and study very hard to achieve the best grades possible. In addition to school and running, I am a dedicated boy scout. I am currently a life scout and working on my Eagle project.
I would love to attend a college that is both academically challenging and athletically competitive in track/cross country, and I am open to all opportunities.
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