Ever since I first began playing volleyball in 5th grade, I have fallen in love with the sport. Anyone watching can see the effort and heart I put into every game. I would love to continue my passion in college.
Those who watch me play always comment on how I never let up on any ball. I never see a pass as impossible. In videos of my performance my speed and quick transitions are displayed in a manner that is hard to compare. I always see room for improvement in my playing and I am constantly pushing myself to be better every game and improving every play.
I am a leader both on the court and in my academics. I help out my school's JV team and act as a positive reinforcement. All but one of my classes this year are honors/AP, and I perform and excel in these classes regardless of the challenge.
Being affected by hearing impairment I believe has lead me to become a stronger student athlete. With my disability I push myself harder than the regular player and put more heart into what I do. This is what Hearstrong saw in my performance and is why I received the Hearstrong Champion recognition.
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