After an injury left me bedridden during my junior year of high school, esports became my way forward. I earned a Varsity Esports scholarship to Ohio Northern University competing in Apex Legends, where my team placed 5th and 2nd at back to back national collegiate LAN championships.

Alongside competing, I placed  myself in the center of the Apex community. I ran scrims (or practice matches), broadcasting, and getting my first consistent experience with CGL. When a new administration cut our esports program’s budget, I shifted from playing the game to telling the stories behind it.

Since then, I’ve covered 40+ game and sports titles with over 3,500 hours behind the mic, including NCAA championships, the Cotton Bowl, RLCS, and top-level CS2 events across seven states. Every event has continued to strengthen one belief: everyone has a story worth telling, and I want to be the one to tell it.