I’ve been deeply involved in the sport of volleyball for over 11 years, both as a competitive athlete and a dedicated coach. Over the past seven years, I’ve coached players of various ages and skill levels, helping them grow not only in their technical abilities but also in their confidence and love for the game. As a player, I’ve had the privilege of competing in numerous high-pressure environments, including winning a tournament championship and advancing to the second round of the NCAA Tournament. These experiences have shaped my leadership, resilience, and ability to perform under pressure—qualities I now bring into every practice and match, whether I’m on the court or on the sidelines coaching.
I’m in my senior year at Loyola Marymount University studying Business Management and Leadership, where I also competed as a Division I volleyball player. I’ve spent over a decade immersed in the sport, and that passion has extended into coaching, where I’ve dedicated the last seven years to helping young athletes develop both on and off the court. Outside of volleyball, I’m deeply interested in sports psychology, strength training, and community engagement—especially in empowering youth through athletics. Looking ahead, I’m interested in careers that blend my leadership experience and background in sport, such as physical coaching, mental confidence building, as well as strength and conditioning. I’m passionate about helping others reach their full potential—whether it’s in sport, in life, or both I’m here for all.