Personal History
I have been involved in the world of sports as long as I have been able to walk. When I was young and started riding and playing other sports, I knew I would be hooked for life. Going through high school I was getting scholarship offers for football, basketball, and baseball. As a junior I was honored to be named a top prospect all tourney team player at the perfect game USA baseball national championships. I was a pre/ post season player of the year in the districts and state for baseball. I was fortunate enough to play in multiple all-star games for athletes in high school for football and basketball. I raced pretty consistently as a younger kid through middle school ages into high school. I raced mostly C classes and some B. I was usually a mid pack rider, some of my C classes I got a few podium place finishes. When I decided to go to college as a physical therapist/ dietitian, it became difficult for me to continue living my passion competing on a dirt bike. I played college baseball at Clarion University and Allegany Maryland JuCo. I truly reached the point of having pro scouts keep in contact with me. But I just ended up wanting to go a different route. Out of all of my accomplishments through my life so far, I have never wanted to become something more than I do as the most proficient rider I can be. It has been a dream of mine to be the most distinctive motocross rider in many ways, that I could ever possibly reach to be. Your biggest competitor standing in your way of becoming the best rounded athlete/ person you have the chance to be lives within yourself. Your limits are set beyond yourself; that is if you feel like you have any limit.
Riding Goals
I have ridden all the way up through the levels and age groups involved in our sport. I was riding a crf250r for about a year. In the meantime until I can get myself on a motocross bike to compete with, I have done a lot of gncc and woods training on my crf450rx. My love, and fire for the sport lies truly in motocross. I have been working and striving to push myself to the best of my abilities and conditioning on and off the bike. It is a huge life goal of mine on a personal level especially, to be a top rider in my region, and to acquire an earned position at Loretta Lynn’s Ranch. My number one goal is to become the best, most respectable person/ athlete I can be in all aspects of life as I continue my journey forward. It is one thing to be an amazing accomplished athlete, but is a minimal comparison to one that is a good, humbled, genuinely respectful person and being the most positively powerful influence on anything, and anyone you can leave an impact on in your lifetime. To myself, those are the most important goals one should always consider in any striven achievement that is a passion of yours.