I’m a first-generation college graduate and dual-sport athlete from the West End of Atlanta, GA. I’ve earned my degree in Sports Management from an HBCU, and I’m currently pursuing a master’s in Athletic Administration at the University of the Cumberlands. Growing up in a community that’s faced its share of challenges, I’ve been shaped by the values of hard work, perseverance, and service. My ultimate goal is to play in the NFL or CFL to support my family, who’ve given me so much with very little. As an athlete, I’ve excelled in both football and track, earning honors as an HBCU King and dual-sport competitor. My experience has taught me leadership, discipline, and teamwork, which extend beyond the field. I’m also a proud member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., where I’ve served as Dean of Membership, mentoring young men and leading community service projects. Giving back is central to who I am, particularly through my work with local schools and youth programs.