Q. Why did you choose to attend Radford? What is your favorite part about the school?

A. I really like the campus and the team. It fits me academically and athletically.

Q. What was the recruiting process like?

A. It was difficult e-mailing coaches and getting them to come    to games and knowing whether or not they’d be there. It was also hard to figure out which schools I’m interested in and which schools are interested in me.

Q. Did any other schools express an interest in you? If so, what were they and why did you choose not to attend?

A. Yes, Winthrop University, Coastal Carolina University and other D2 and D3 schools. I chose not to attend them because I wanted to go to a D1 school. They were also out-of-state and far away.

Q. What made you want to play soccer in college?

A. I’ve wanted to play ever since I was little, and my parents always talked about me playing in college.

Q. How did your parents react to you committing to Radford?

A. They were happy, but expected more.

Q. What do you hope to achieve while playing in college?

A. I hope to get a good experience since many people do not get the chance to play a sport in college.

Q. What will be the most challenging part of playing college soccer?

A. The most challenging part will probably be the fitness involved with the team and being able to keep up with school and sports at the same time.