Q: WHAT IS YOUR VISION OF THE FUTURE?
A: I’m not really sure what the future holds for myself or for the world in general. For me, I just wanna be happy and satisfied with where I’m at. That means going to sleep at the end of every day knowing that I worked as hard as I could and put my best foot forward.

Q: DO YOU HAVE ANY LEADERSHIP ROLES IN THE SCHOOL? IF SO, WHAT ARE THEY?
A: I’m the president of the East Brunswick Education Foundation Student Association. We raise money in order to give grants to the clubs at the high school. It’s not a huge club but everyone there really cares about what we do and I think it’s really cool. We’re always looking to give money where it is needed to better the school community.

Q: WHAT HAS PLAYING HOCKEY ALL YOUR LIFE TAUGHT YOU?
A: If hockey has taught me one thing in life it is that discipline is of the utmost importance. A lot of times a guy will be chirping and your instinct is to get mad and fire back, but you have to take a step back and consider what is best for your team and your brothers lining up next to you. Being able to keep my composure regardless of the circumstances is something that I am definitely grateful that hockey has taught me.