SENIOR QUESTIONNAIRE:

Question: What is your favorite thing about the sport of softball?
Answer: My favorite thing about softball is how it makes me feel when I compete.

Q: What would you be doing if you did not play softball?

A:  Probably actively being my brother’s number one fan.

Q: What has been the best part of being a collegiate-athlete?
A:  I know this sounds cheesy, but the best part is the journey, and the people who have been apart of it. The people on the team make the experience, and the people on our team are irreplaceable. I couldn’t ask for a better group of people to be around… everyday… for long periods of time... did I mention being around them everyday?
 
Q: One word that describes you on the field?
A: Intense

Q: One word that describes you off the field?
A:  couch-potato J

Q: What are your favorite hobbies outside of softball?
A:  Ten mile runs…. Lol not really… I like eating and watching tv

 

Q: What is the best advice you would give an incoming freshman?
A:  Learn to mold yourself into the system, rather than try to mold the system to you... its much easier and faster that way on everyone… and love every moment.

 

Q: Who is the person you would trade places with for a day if able to do so?
A: My brother

Q: Who has been your most influential role models and why?
A:  My parents and brother. My parents have taught me that hard work and faith will get you anywhere you want to go, and my brother has taught me life is too short not to laugh.

Q: Who is your favorite singer/musical group?
A: Ekolu (Hawaiian music)

Q: Name one thing that people would be surprised to learn about you.
A:  I dip my cookies in water

 

Q: What has been your proudest moment?
A:  Making it to Regional’s (2008)

Q: What are you planning to do once you graduate?
A: Figure out what do to with my life… eventually

 

Q: What will you miss the most once you graduate?
A: Softball practice

 

Q: What is your favorite memory of East Carolina University?
A:  I have so many, but I have a feeling that my favorite memory is still to come.