How I got started

I first began riding at the age of 14 on a 1995 cr125. What began as jumping a dirt pile grew into a full blown obsession that naturally led to racing and newer bikes. I started racing the beginner class and barely finished my first race. However I was hooked for life. This led to a strong desire to ride and race every time it was possible. . For short, if it made me faster, I would do it without thinking twice. Then came the C class which I competed in 6 years ago and went from the very bottom to the very top, winning almost every race for the last 3 months of the year, including the Ft. Worth, TX arenacross main on my RM250 against 42 riders. The next season I began in the B class again at the very back of the pack, but hard work made me a consistent top 3 finisher and frequent winner. I also then went on to qualify for Lorretta`s, where I came in 34th overall on my first trip there in the 250 B stock class. I then moved up to the A class for 2005 and raced mostly local events, and also the Branson Amateur National, placing top ten in both A classes.For 2006, I  attainted my pro license, and I again qualified for Loretta Lynns where i had a tough week going 38th in the 250 Open A Prosport class.. After that we attended Branson`s Amateur National, and then we attended the Spring Classic at Lake Whitney for the opening round of the amateur national season, where I ran the 125A and 250A clases. Aside from the good results I put in however, I`ve learned alot of the ins and outs of larger races and deeper competition, and I feel that I have vastly improved my entire program as far as exhibiting professional representation of myself and my sponsors on and off the track.

Some Personal Information About Me:

I am 21 years old and am 100 percent focused on making motocross and supercross my career. I consider myself a good person with good people skills who is thankful for any support I can recieve. I fully understand the importance of conducting yourself professionally on and off the track, and always putting in good word of mouth for all of your supporters. My entire family supports me to their fullest extent possible emotionally and financially and we appreciate any and all help we recieve!

Competing in my first AMA Outdoor National this year at Red Bud! Qualifiying for Loretta Lynn`s in the 250/Open A Prosport class in 2006. Qualifying for the Lorretta Lynn`s Amateur National Championship in 2003, in only my second year of trying and going on to finish 34th in the 250/OPEN B Stock class. Winning the Ft. Worth Arenacross main event against 42 riders in the 250 C class. Winning the Mid-America Arenacross Series in both the 0pen Pro and 125 Pro classes in 2006.