How I got started

I started riding in 1998 when I was 4 years old and started racing in 1999 when I was 5 years old. My first bike was a Yamaha PW50. I raced 28 races and won the track championship series at Moreland`s Motocross my first year racing. In 2000 I moved up to the 50 Jr. class. I raced 47 races that year on a LEM Factory Jr. bike and finished 10th in AMA District 14. In 2001 I stayed in the 50 Jr. class and raced 54 races and finished 3rd in AMA District 14. In 2002 I moved up to the 65 7-11 Class and raced 50 races that year and finished in the top 20% in AMA District 14. In 2003 I moved up to the 85 7-11 Class. I started out on a KX85 and switched to a Yamaha YZ85 in August of 2003 and finished out the year respectable for a rookie. In 2004 I started racing both the 85 7-11 and the 85 9-13 classes and continued to raced those classes in 2005 and 2006. In 2007 I  raced a BIG bike, 125 JR and select other 2 stroke classes. 2008, wow time fly's I am riding and racing a KX 250F and loving it, great things are going to happen with this bike :)

Goals for the Future

All my efforts are going into being competative in the 125 schoolboy lites and 250 B class's in 2008.
Focus on my strength and endurance training.
Stay healthy, NO broken bones and represent my sponsors 100% on and off the track.
Continue being an Honor student at school

What inspires you to compete?

I love riding and competing, standing on the podium is the best.

Why do you like this sport?

The friends I have made and the places I have gotten to to travel to have been great, and I am only 14.

Some Personal Information About Me:

I help my mom care for rescued pets until they get new homes. I get good grades and make the honor roll in public school every time. I like to go fishing with my grandparents and work on my motocross equipment with my Dad. I love riding my KLX 110 on my pit bike track. I am going to be working at my Dads work this summer doing grounds care.

How's Life Treating You?

Better every day, I have broken one of my legs racing in 2004, 2005 and 2007 so it has not been real fun for me the last few years, but I have never given up and keep working hard to get back 100%. So far 2008 is a GREAT confidence building year for me, I am back racing and riding full time in 2008 on a 4 stroke (when I am not in school). I am riding and training harder then I ever have and I believe my results will show that it is working, I WILL BE A CHAMPION!

I have won a bunch of races, won several track championship series, finished well in AMA District 14, but for me racing a BIG bike  is the best, these classes have alot of fast riders and are very competitive. Working towards LL and staying healthy in 09