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ROOTED IN LOUISIANA.
I grew up in Louisiana, where hard work is truly a way of life. Sports, family, faith, and community taught me early what it means to show up and compete relentlessly.
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From Friday night lights in New Orleans to early mornings fishing Oak River, Louisiana has always been home.
Finding The Javelin.
What started as a new challenge quickly became a passion and a new direction for my athletic career. I was drawn to the combination of power, speed, technique, and precision that the event demanded. As I continued to improve, the javelin opened doors I never expected and ultimately gave me the opportunity to compete at LSU.
The road wasn't linear.
Injuries, setbacks, and uncertainty tested me more than any win. These forced me to become more patient, appreciate progress, and stay committed even when results weren't immediate.
THE COMEBACK.
Through perseverance and preparation, the work started to pay off. I've had the privilege to achieve milestones I once only imagined.Â
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LSU No. 2
NCAA
ALL-
PB
ALL-TIME
BRONZE MEDALIST
AMERICAN
mORE than the track.
chemical engineering
Discipline
& Time MGMT.
PROBLEM SOLVING & ANALYSIS
Balancing LSU Chemical Engineering with Division I athletics has shaped how I approach every challenge. Discipline, preparation, and problem solving—on the track and in the classroom—drive me to be my best in every arena.
FRom the classroom to industry.
I've had the opportunity to apply what I've learned through internships and real-world operating experience with industry teams. These experiences are shaping the way I think, lead, and contribute both today and in the future.