Biography

I grew up in the Village of San Mateo. As a young child I was always drawn to athletics and the outdoors. I started playing soccer when I was five years old. Once I went to high school that is when I started to take the sport more seriously. As I graduated high school with a broken leg from the sport I love, I was given the opportunity to continue playing at Skyline Community College. After two years and an AS in Physical Health I was offered an athletic scholarship to a NAIA university in LA County. Within three years I received my Bachelors in Business Management and my Masters in Education while being a full time student athlete and working full time. Within those three years I was fortunate enough to be a soccer coach for a summer camp that had children from ages 3-16. My hopes are to continue my education and gain my certification in American Sign Language to become an interpreter. In my free time I love to hang out with my cat MiloToby, play co-ed recreational soccer,  and take on new craft activities.