About me:                     

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As an avid soccer player, golfer, skier, and sports lover growing up, I shifted from competing to studying the game through data. That transition led me to Clemson University, where I majored in Economics and in Sports Communication, and then to Northwestern for graduate school where I studied sports analytics, labor markets, sports business, and athlete performance. I have also worked as an operation and marketing intern for the Greenville Triumph Soccer club, as a blogger, broadcaster, and radio personality for Jackson Hole Radio, and a research assistant for Grand Teton Research. I am currently a TA for the Northwestern Masters in Sports Administration Program for MSA 451 (The Technology of Sport) and MSA 401 (Intro to Sports Analytics). Moving forward, I hope to work in an environment where I can use data to solve meaningful problems, whether that's helping teams make smarter roster decisions, advising athletes in the NIL era, or supporting front-office strategy.