Personal History
I began riding dirt bikes when I was four years old. My dad told me if I could ride a bicycle I could have a dirt bike, one hour later I was riding a bicycle asking for a dirt bike. Over the last fifteen years I have been riding my dirt bike as often as I could, and fantasizing over being the next big star of the sport. My dad began having me ride on motocross tracks, but soon switched me over to riding in the woods. I've been riding and racing in the woods for roughly fourteen years now, traveling from state to state riding and racing. The main reason I ride is to have fun and to show off my talents to friends and family. I'm very competitive, and love to race against my twin brother, Brandon, my dad, and friends.
Currently, I am a sophomore student at Indiana University, majoring in Biology and minoring in Political Science and Economics. My overall goal is to graduate from IU, attend and graduate from IU's optometry program, and begin a career as an optometrist, and also pursue my dream of winning a class championship in my district series or a nationally recognized series.
Riding Goals
My riding goals are fairly simple. After I graduate from IU, and hopefully graduate from IU's optometry program, I will begin my career as an optometrist and race during the weekends in the IXCR series, NEPG National Enduro Series, the GNCC series, or the Full Gas Sprint Enduro Series. My overall goal is to win a class championship and to keep moving up along the ranks. However, I am perfectly content with competing as a weekend warrior, and winning a couple of races in my class here and there or scoring in the top 10.
Competitive Highlights
I haven't been racing much lately due to school and work, but my best finish in a race was placing 5 out of 35 in the I class in the Muddobber's Family Enduro, and placing 12 out of 80+ riders in the overall.