How I got started

My father started me at age 5 trail riding. We live on a hill with a bunch of small jumps and I just loved ramping them. My good friend Luke and I would practice racing and jumping. My parents found out about the local Western New York Motocross Association when I was 10 and signed me up and took me to a few races. I`ve been hooked ever since.

Goals for the Future

To continue working hard and being disapplined so I can aquire enough points to move up to amateur status. To hopefully compete in the Loretta Lynn motocross in Tennessee

What inspires you to compete?

My parents, 2 sisters and 1 brother. My dad had a racing bike and had a accident at home and can no longer race and I wanted to race his bike for him and make him proud.

Describe your style...

I am patient, intimidating, and capitalize on others mistakes.

Do you train? What does your schedule look like?

During racing season I practice at home mostly on jumping, balance and turns. During the off season I participate in wrestling and weight lifting to keep me conditioned. Being in school still my schedual is pretty full but I always squeeze in a few hours to ride everyday and most importantly keep communication with my parents.

Why do you compete?

I enjoy racing, I like a challenge and I enjoy meeting and talking with people at the races.

What do you want to be when you grow up?

Professional Motocross rider

so far this season starting in April I`ve won 6 -1st place motos, 2 -2nd place motos, 2 -3rd place motos and 1- 4th place moto. I am the youngest rider in my class. On August 28th I aquired enough points to move up to novice status.