Before SCSU:
- First Year swimmer award (HS)
- 2022 Relay state qualifier (HS), 8 event qualifier YMCA Districts, 7 event All District (YMCA), 3 time Relay District Champion (YMCA), 1 Individual District Champion (YMCA), 1 Individual District Runner-Up (YMCA), 6 event YMCA State Qualifer,
- 2022 YMCA Team record Boys 13-14 100 Breast, YMCA Team record Boys 13-14 200 Breast.
- 2022 YMCA Districts boys 13-14 Team Runner Up
- 2023 200 IM District Champion and State Qualifer
- 2023 YMCA 5 event District Qualifier, 1 Event All District, 1 Event State Qualifier,
- 2023 High School Team MVP,
- 2023 LC Middle Atlantic Senior Championships Qualifier 2 events (NLAC),
- 2023 LC Silver Middle Atlantic Championships 2-time Individual Champion.
- 2024 3 Events All-State (YMCA), 1 YMCA National Qualification (100 Breast),
- 2024 200 Breast YMCA Boys 15-18 Team Record, Speedo Sectional Qualifier 1 Event (NLAC),
- 2024 Speedo Sectional C Finalist 200 Breast (NLAC),
- 2024 LC Middle Atlantic Senior Championships qualifer 2 events (NLAC).
- 2025 200 Medley Relay YMCA District Champions
- 2025 3-Individual State Podium
- 2025 200 Medley Relay State Runner Up
- 2025 YMCA 200 Breast Team Record Boys 15-18
- 2025 YMCA Districts Overall Boys Team Runner Up, YMCA State Boys 15-18 Team Runner Up
- Also participated in Soccer and Track and Field in high school
Why Southern:
"Good Athletics combined with good academics. A coach I like and an environment I feel I will strive and grow within, as a person and as an athlete."
Personal:
· Major: Economics/Finance
· Favorite TV show: Supernatural
· Favorite movie: Warrior
· Favorite food: My mom's pesto sheet pan lasagna
· Favorite ice cream: Chocolate Panda Paws
· What the SCSU logo means: "It means showing integrity on and off the pool deck, showing others how SCSU athletes carry themselves in and out of competition."
· Post-SCSU goal: Pursue a career in private equity, portfolio management, or financial analysis.
· Fun fact: As a homeschooled athlete I never had the luxary of a constant, strong high school team environment, so when I started swimming at a higher level I had to push myself. That meant in practice on my own, in the weight room on my own, and during recovery on my own. When my high school coach would not allow me to practice for a high level club far away I had to make the hard decision to drop highs chool and pursue my true and best potential. This meant driving and hour and a half each way, 6 days a week to practice with a team and coaches that would put me above the average. While that switch pushed me to my absolute limits in and out of the pool it benefited me and countless ways. I grew in character, ability, and most of all patience. The patience of knowing that the long drives and the hard lonely practices would pay off.
