I started playing sports when I was around 5, and I have been passionate about them ever since. This passion has allowed me to be a part of more teams than I can even remember, but what I do know is that they all played a role in shaping my teamwork skills. Different sports require different types of collaboration, so I had to learn to collaborate in a variety of ways. Here at Muhlenberg, I compete on the men’s lacrosse team, so I had to learn to communicate with a brand-new group of teammates. Over time our bonds grew, and now we are super close on and off the field. Overall, I would consider myself a persevering team-oriented leader who puts the needs of friends and peers at the top of my priorities. One thing I have learned from playing sports is that it means a whole lot more to be a great teammate than it means to be a great player.
