Playing Experience

I started off playing indoor and recreational soccer until I was about 8 or 9 years old, when I joined Washington Premier FC. I played there from ages 9 to 18, and those years really shaped my development as a player. During that time, I also competed in EDP, which gave me even more opportunities to grow and challenge myself against top competition. After graduating, I went on to play college soccer at Highline Community College, where we had an incredible season and went on to win the NWAC Championship. Following that success, I decided to continue my playing career overseas in England, where I lived for three and a half years. During my time there, I played both professionally and semi-professionally, gaining valuable experience, improving my understanding of the game, and learning a lot about myself both on and off the pitch.

Off the Field

Outside of soccer, I’m passionate about staying active and spending quality time with family and friends. I enjoy watching football and other sports, going to the gym, and supporting my little brother as he continues his own playing career. Soccer has always been a huge part of my life, but I also value the balance that comes from having meaningful relationships and personal goals off the field.

Coaching Career

I’ve been coaching for a little over a year now at Washington Premier. I started by leading a Spring Development team and currently coach the WPFC Juniors year-round. Coaching has given me a completely new perspective on the game—it’s rewarding to watch young players develop their skills, confidence, and love for soccer. I take pride in creating an environment where kids can learn, grow, and enjoy the same game that inspired me when I was their age. Being able to guide the next generation of players and give back to the sport is something that brings me a lot of joy.