I played baseball at Scripps Ranch High School, where I was a two-year varsity player as both a pitcher and an outfielder. After graduating, I continued my baseball career at San Diego Mesa College for two years, transitioning to a full-time pitcher. Playing at the collegiate level taught me what it takes to compete against high-level talent and the dedication required to continue improving.
I also had the opportunity to train at Tread Athletics in North Carolina, where I gained a deeper understanding of pitching mechanics, mental preparation, and physical development. The biggest lesson I took away from my experiences was that success comes from consistent hard work. Showing up every day, putting in the work that no one else sees, and always giving your best effort are the habits that make the biggest difference both on and off the field.
I also had the opportunity to train at Tread Athletics in North Carolina, where I gained a deeper understanding of pitching mechanics, mental preparation, and physical development. The biggest lesson I took away from my experiences was that success comes from consistent hard work. Showing up every day, putting in the work that no one else sees, and always giving your best effort are the habits that make the biggest difference both on and off the field.