Awards:
• NESCAC Fall All-Academic Team (2020)
• NESCAC Fall All-Academic Team (2019)
2020:
Season was canceled due to COVID-19 … Was named to the NESCAC Fall All-Academic Team.
2019:
Competed in five meets as a sophomore … Made the NESCAC Fall All-Academic Team … Completed 8,000-meter courses in 28:31.4 at the Bates Super Cross Country Shootout (9/14) and 29:39.4 at the Purple Valley Classic (9/28) … Led the Camels with an 11th-place time of 28:04.2 at the CCRI Invitational (10/5) … Registered a collegiate-best 8k time of 27:17.5 at the Connecticut College Invitational (10/19) … Placed 91st overall and eighth on the team at the NESCAC Championships (11/2).
2018:
Raced four times as a freshman … Made collegiate debut at the Bantam Invitational (9/8), placing 20th overall and third on the team with a 5k mark of 18:17 … Notched 8k times of 28:46.5 at the Maine State Invitational (9/29) and 28:59 at the Connecticut College Invitational (10/13) … Concluded the fall by hitting the tape in 28:30.1 at the NESCAC Championships (10/27).
High School:
Four-year letterwinner in cross country and track & field at Westfield … Captained both programs as a senior … Notched personal-best times of 16:29 in the 5k, 10:09.82 in the 3,200-meter run, and 16:38 in the 5,150-meter run … Made the all-conference first team and the all-county second team in cross country during senior season … Cross country team placed third at the NJSIAA Group IV Championships and ninth at the NJSIAA Meet of Champions in 2017 … Program was also NSJSIAA North II Group IV State Sectional Champions, Union County Champions, and Watchung Conference Champions … Wrote for the student newspaper and was a member of the Environmental Conservation Club … Distinguished Honor Roll student … Received the President’s Education Award upon graduation.
Personal:
Majoring in Architectural Studies and History and minoring in Environmental Studies … Enjoys watching Netflix, playing video games, and cycling … Favorite athlete is Eliud Kipchoge … Plans to become an architect in house construction after graduation.
Why Did You Choose Connecticut College?
“I wanted a combination of a small liberal arts school with the majors I was interested in while also having the opportunity to join a competitive Division III conference for cross country.”
What Does #OneCamel Mean To You?
“It reflects how Connecticut College is a community of students, faculty, and administrators where everyone is accepted and unified regardless of their race, gender, ethnicity, or sexual orientation.”
Personal Best at Conn:
8,000m: 27:17.5, at Connecticut College Invitational (10/19/19)
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