How I got started

I began racing in June of 2000. I won the first local race that I entered and have been racing ever since, with great improvements. In 2001, I finished in the top 25 at Loretta Lynns in just my first full year of racing.I practice and work hard to improve on my finishes each year. I went to Loretta Lynns again in 2004.And in 2005 I finished 11th and 20th at Loretta Lynns.

Goals for the Future

Racing in the 125A and 250A class. Finishing top 10 at all the Amature Nationals.Win my local district. I will continue to be on High Honor Roll. Promote my sponsors in a professional manner.

What inspires you to compete?

I got my first dirtbike when i was 5 years old. For many years I just had fun riding around my grandparent`s farm. When I was 9years old, my dad took me to a local track to spectate. I then decided that I really wanted to race. The next weekend my dad took me to the same track and i began my long career. After my first race, I found out how much I loved the competition and how i wanted to become more competitive.

Why do you like this sport?

I love this sport because it is a very competitive and challenging sport. It is also awsome because it is a sport that allows you to spend a lot of time with your whole family.

Some Personal Information About Me:

I am 18 years old and a High Honor Student in 12th grade. I live with my Mom, Dad and my ten year old brother. My life is dedicated to motocross. I live in the country, next to my Grandparents farm. I have my own practice track. I have been training hard preparing to qualify for nationals. 

Why do you compete?

I compete because I enjoy the sport very much. I love the feeling I get when i win. I also really enjoy the competition and the way that this sport pushes you to become a better rider.

What do you want to be when you grow up?

When i grow up, I want to become a professional motocross racer. I will also go to college to get a degree in Engineering. Therefor, when i retire from racing i will be able to work as an Engineer within the industry.

2008 Was a good learning year for me. I had an injury that prevented me from going to Lorretta"s but have since been building my speed and am looking forward to getting my pro licence and racing the east coast nationals.

2007 Had a good year. I had some injurys that made me miss Loretta's. But I have the speed to move to the A class and do well.

2006 Moved up to big bikes and I am getting ready for a strong 2007
2005 Finishing 11th and 20th at Loretta Lynns
2004 Qualifying for Loretta Lynns
2004 Finishing 3rd and 4th at the Eastcoast Mini Championship
2004 Winning the Pa State Championship Series in 85 12-13 and Supermini
2003 Finishing 2nd & 3rd at The Eastcoast Mini Championship
2003 Finishing 3rd at the Ohio State Minibike Championship
2003 Attended the Tennessee State Championship
2002 Racing at The Winter Olympics
2001 Finishing top 25 at Loretta Lynns