In college I would like to earn my psychology degree so I can work with teenagers in an in-patient mental health facility.
All of my coaches will tell you that I am a hard worker and a great team player. I do the work that doesn’t always show up on stats, and I’m proud to have helped my teammate with an assist or holding down help defense, set the screen,etc.
But, I am ready to score. My junior year I passed the previous assist record and now hold the new three point record at my school. I also was awarded the Turkey Tourney All Tournament team this year.
Being part of a team that is close and has an upbeat attitude, win or lose, on the floor or from the bench is really important to me.
I am a high honors student and although I only play basketball, I am a multi- club student. I am a varsity football and basketball cheerleader, been playing in the band since 5th grade, and enjoy student government (I am Junior Class President), yearbook, and FFA.
I also work at the local pizza place!
I am not afraid of hard work and look forward to being part of a program that I can help meet their goals.
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