I began my hockey career playing youth hockey for the Redwood City Blackstars in California before continuing with the Jr. Sharks, where I played through the age of 12. I later joined Golden State Elite, an organization that played a major role in my development both on and off the ice and helped shape me into the player I am today. At 15 years old, I made the decision to move away from home to pursue higher-level hockey opportunities with the Colorado Rampage. During my time with the Rampage, I competed at the 15U, 16U, and 18U Tier I levels, where I consistently developed my game and established myself as a high-level offensive player. Over the course of three seasons, I led Tier I hockey in scoring twice. During my first year of 18U hockey, I also spent time in Boston playing for Boston Hockey Academy as a 17-year-old, gaining valuable experience competing in a demanding and highly competitive environment.My youth experience helped me earn the opportunity to commit to play Division I college hockey at the United States Air Force Academy. Following my youth career, I advanced to the junior level, signing in the BCHL with the Blackfalds Bulldogs. During my junior career, I was later traded to the New Mexico Ice Wolves in the NAHL, where I continued to grow as both a player and a person while competing against top junior talent.  As I continued to evaluate my long-term academic, athletic, and personal goals, I ultimately decided that the Air Force Academy was not the best fit for the path I wanted to pursue.  I then made the decision to flip my commitment to St. Olaf College, where I will continue both my academic and athletic career while competing at the NCAA level.  I had a lot of help along the way on my hockey journey from my family, coaches, advisors, and mentors and I know what an impact they had on my character and path.  I want to support the next generation of hockey players and share the lessons that I learned.