Penn State
As I was growing up, I can say that I was an active kid who frequently enjoyed trying out new activities. Due to the fact that I moved several times throughout my childhood, getting involved into different programs was what brought me closer to my community and its people.
Finally settling down into a small town of Ephrata I exploited its organizations and activities that it offered forming friendships that would last a lifetime. When I'm not hitting the books, theres many places that I can be found if one were to know me.
To illustrate, many know my burning passion for the beautiful game of soccer, and how
I love to watch and even more, playing it. I first started playing when I turned 10 and was able to join the U10 travel team. When I first started, I encountered a lot of new kids, which I would be playing alongside for nearly the next decade! Never getting enough thrill, I played year round with the team no matter what. In the following years I was able to join the school team and played every single year. Playing for my high school team along with my pals during senior year will definitely always be my favorite memory of the things I enjoyed to do. Not only did I engage in soccer, I loved to stay active by trying out new sports. In middle school I participated in track and field and continued into freshman year but unfortunately had to stop as it was interfering with club soccer. Sophomore year I was feeling ambitious and tried out for the wrestling team hoping to beef up. Although I only wrestled for one season I can say I learned a lot from it. The sport demanded immense determination, as one was pushed to their body's limits day after day. Most people are not aware that wrestling is classified as the most difficult sport in the world. Dan Gable, a famous wrestler, would agree as he stated,"Once you've wrestled, everything else in life is easy." In addition to perseverance, wrestling taught me to be courteous as well as being a hard
Finally settling down into a small town of Ephrata I exploited its organizations and activities that it offered forming friendships that would last a lifetime. When I'm not hitting the books, theres many places that I can be found if one were to know me.
To illustrate, many know my burning passion for the beautiful game of soccer, and how
I love to watch and even more, playing it. I first started playing when I turned 10 and was able to join the U10 travel team. When I first started, I encountered a lot of new kids, which I would be playing alongside for nearly the next decade! Never getting enough thrill, I played year round with the team no matter what. In the following years I was able to join the school team and played every single year. Playing for my high school team along with my pals during senior year will definitely always be my favorite memory of the things I enjoyed to do. Not only did I engage in soccer, I loved to stay active by trying out new sports. In middle school I participated in track and field and continued into freshman year but unfortunately had to stop as it was interfering with club soccer. Sophomore year I was feeling ambitious and tried out for the wrestling team hoping to beef up. Although I only wrestled for one season I can say I learned a lot from it. The sport demanded immense determination, as one was pushed to their body's limits day after day. Most people are not aware that wrestling is classified as the most difficult sport in the world. Dan Gable, a famous wrestler, would agree as he stated,"Once you've wrestled, everything else in life is easy." In addition to perseverance, wrestling taught me to be courteous as well as being a hard