
Self-Managed
I am currently a community college athlete. Although I may not be a Division 1 athlete, I aspire to go to a 4 Year University after to continue my water polo career. You should sponsor me because I only promote what I think is best and I am a great influence on the younger community, as I was a coach for a while and many of my athletes now follow and try to become like me.
Water Polo
Water Polo
Citrus College
United States
MVP 2021
MVP 2019
Coaches Award 2018
Coaches Award 2017
Most Improved 2021
Ben Carlson Award 2019
Club Player of the Year 2018
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October 28, 2026