I had to the privilege of being born into the great game of soccer.  My three older siblings had established soccer as our family sport of choice by my first birthday.  I spent the next three years waiting for my chance.  At the age of 4, I began playing organized soccer at Central City Park in Macon.  The majority of my playing days were spent at Middle Georgia Soccer Association (now Macon Soccer Club).  I began in the recreational leagues, eventually moving to the premier program at age 10.  I was also given the opportunity to represent my high school, Mt. de Sales Academy, as a 5 year member of the varsity soccer team.  During these years I helped my team to four state championship appearances and two G.I.S.A. state championships.  After graduation in 2004, I accepted a scholarship to play soccer at Queens University of Charlotte.  As a freshman at Queens I started all 16 games, helping my team to a 13-0-3 record and an appearance in the 2004-2005 Division II Men’s National Tournament.  During that season we were ranked as high as # 12 in the nation.  After my first year I transferred to Georgia Southern University.  Although I chose to focus on academics, I continued to play intramural sports.  I also got my start to coaching in Statesboro, volunteering as a youth soccer coach for Bulloch County Parks and Recreation.  I have been a counselor at the Mt. de Sales Academy soccer camp.  This will be my first year as a trainer at Macon Soccer Club.  My oldest brother, Mychal, is also a trainer at Macon SC.  I am excited and eager to share the gift that was given to me so many years ago.  

- GISA All-Region 2002-2004
- GISA All-State 2003, 2004
- GISA State Champion 2003, 2004
- Macon Telegraph All-Middle Georgia 2002-2004
- MdS Soccer Team Captain
- Soccer Scholarship - Queesn University-Charlotte
- Player of the Week - Carolina and Virginas Conference
- Freshman of the Year - Carolina and Virginias Conference