My Story

 First and foremost, I am extremely passionate about sports. I have loved sports my whole life. There is not a day I can remember where I did not read about, think about, play or watch multiple sports in a day. Hockey has always been my true passion, playing from the time I was five years old until twenty-five - graduating college as the captain of an NCAA Division III team. Currently, I am a 27-year-old graduate school student at Northeastern, as well as the assistant men's ice hockey coach at Curry College in Milton, MA. 

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Living all over the United States and playing hockey in so many different places has given me an appreciation for athletics and what they can do for people. Sports gave me a group of friends no matter where I went while teaching me countless life lessons. Perseverance, hardship, adversity, and work ethic are just a few of the lessons I have learned, and am still learning, throughout my career. I am fascinated by these life lessons and how they create cultures of success. Using this knowledge, I am confident in my ability to lead a collegiate hockey program and create a winning tradition.