Family, Faith, Sports, and How I Try to Lead
I grew up in Frisco, just outside Dallas, with three brothers — including my twin, who I'm about as close to as two people can be. Basketball's been a constant my whole life, and I'm a die-hard football and basketball fan more broadly. I've also stayed closely involved in my church throughout college, and it's something I'm hoping to carry into wherever I land after graduation.
Leadership, to me, is rooted in service, adaptability, and intentional relationships. Through faith-based environments and mentoring roles, I have learned that effective leadership often means meeting people where they are and remaining flexible in order to guide, support, and challenge others well.
Served as a Group Camp Counselor at Camp Eagle over three summers, supporting a faith-based mission focused on Christ-like character development through outdoor adventure, authentic relationships, and biblical truth. I led middle and high school students through physically and relationally challenging experiences designed to promote growth, resilience, and reflection.
Served in multiple leadership roles within the student ministry at First Baptist Church Bryan, contributing to a welcoming, intentional, and Christ-centered environment. Across these roles, I focused on relational leadership, proactive engagement, and ensuring that individuals felt seen, supported, and connected within the church community.
Through these roles, I strengthened my communication skills, situational awareness, and ability to lead through service while balancing structure with flexibility in dynamic, people-centered environments.
Engaged in intentional peer discipleship through both small group leadership and one-on-one mentorship, focusing on biblical character development, personal accountability, and spiritual growth. These experiences strengthened my ability to listen well, ask thoughtful questions, and lead through example rather than instruction alone.