I grew up playing field hockey with my friends and family. It taught me discipline, hard work, and teamwork. My parents always supported my passion for the sport, even when I was a kid. They encouraged me to keep practicing and eventually join local tournaments.

As I got older, I began to realize that I had a natural talent for sports. Coaches took notice of my skills, and before long, I received offers from top universities with excellent hockey programs. My decision to attend the University of Washington was easy - they have one of the best field hockey teams in the country.

I made many friends at the university who shared similar passions for sports. We would often train together during summer breaks or participate in tournaments together on weekends. The camaraderie we shared made every game feel more enjoyable and rewarding, both personally and professionally.

When I'm not on the pitch playing field hockey, you can usually find me partying with my friends at a local club or spending time outdoors hiking in nature. I love living life to the fullest and making memories that will last a lifetime.

In addition to sports, I've always been drawn to fitness. Working out regularly helps me maintain my toned physique while also reducing stress levels after a long day of classes.

My parents encouraged me to pursue higher education because they knew it would open up new doors for me in life. They wanted me to have the opportunity to make something more of myself beyond playing hockey professionally someday - so I did my best every semester to earn