I aspire to play volleyball at the collegiate level on a scholarship. This has been a dream of mine since I began playing at age seven. My goals are to continue becoming a more complete player and person every day, to be the best student athlete I can be, and to attend medical school when my volleyball career is over.
I believe that I would be a great fit for any college team at any level because of the way I carry myself on and off of the court. I always try to work harder than anyone else on the court, in the weight room or in the classroom. I am a great teammate and always bring a positive attitude to everything I do.
I think my work ethic and attitude set me apart from others. Sometimes when the team struggles or a teammate is having an off day, Im always there to give them support and rally my team to keep giving 100%. I also work hard in the classroom, taking the most advance courses allowed for juniors. I currently have a 4.0 GPA (4.5 weighted) and will one day hopefully attend Medical School to become Doctor. I will work as hard as I have to so that I can achieve this dream.
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