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Q: What is one goal you have for yourself in baseball?

A: One goal I have for myself in baseball is to focus on developing my skills, mastering the fundamentals, and committing to excellence in everything I do on and off the field. I aim to consistently improve my mechanics, decision-making, and mental approach to the game, ensuring I’m always prepared to compete at
the highest level. By staying disciplined, embracing hard work, and maintaining a
growth mindset, I want to position myself to play at the next level and make a
meaningful impact on my team. This journey is about pushing my limits, learning
from every opportunity, and striving to be the best version of myself as a player
and teammate.

Q: What do you like to do when you are not playing baseball? 

A: When I’m not playing baseball, I like to focus on my academics. Doing well in school is important to me because it opens opportunities to earn scholarships and play at the next level. I work hard to stay on top of my studies and maintain good grades. I also spend time in the gym to improve my strength and fitness. Staying in shape helps
me perform better on the field and prevents injuries. Balancing academics and training is
key to reaching my goals and becoming the best player I can be.
Q: What is the dumbest thing you have ever heard from a spectator in the stands?

A: The dumbest thing I’ve heard from the crowd is, “Grandma throws harder!” It’s
one of those classic, overused heckles that’s funnier than insulting.

Q: What is the best advise you've been given by a coach or mentor?

A: The best advice I’ve been given by a coach or mentor about baseball is to prioritize my academics while staying mission and vision focused. They emphasized that school is just as important as baseball because strong
academic performance can open doors to scholarships and opportunities at the next level. At the same time, they taught me to stay clear about my mission and vision for my future in the sport and to set meaningful goals that keep me motivated. Whether it’s excelling in the classroom, improving my skills on the
field, or building good habits, this advice has helped me stay balanced and focused on both my education and my baseball journey.

Q:What has baseball taught you that you can apply in life outside of athletics?

A:  Baseball has taught me many lessons that I can apply in life outside of athletics.It has taught me the value of hard work, discipline, and perseverance—reminding me that success doesn’t come overnight but through consistent effort over time. The game has also shown me the importance of teamwork and communication, as no one succeeds alone, and working together toward a common goal is essential. Baseball has taught me how to handle failure, stay composed under pressure, and keep pushing forward, even when things don’t go my way. These lessons go beyond the field and help me navigate challenges and opportunities in everyday life.