Thank you for visiting my site! I’m currently the marketing and public relations coordinator for the Boston Cannons and Connecticut Hammerheads, two Major League Lacrosse franchises. In this role, I manage the team’s social media channels, write team communications including web stories and press releases, design email marketing campaigns and coordinate media requests. After joining the Boston Cannons in November of 2019, Major League Lacrosse launched the Connecticut Hammerheads as the league’s latest franchise. I took on a role with the Hammerheads prior to the team’s launch in February 2020, and influenced the team’s brand from day one by brainstorming team concepts and researching the Connecticut market. Amidst a 2020 bubble season due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Cannons and Hammerheads social media channels saw great engagement across Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube and LinkedIn. To read more about my experience and responsibilities with the Boston Cannons and Connecticut Hammerheads, check out my resume.

I am a 2019 graduate of Lehigh University, where I majored in journalism and minored in mass communication and health, medicine & society. In addition to my studies, I was an active member of my school community. In my final semester at Lehigh, I served as the managing editor of Lehigh's Brown & White newspaper, where I previously served as the sports editor and as an associate photography editor. I also spent the spring 2019 semester as a sports information and media relations intern in Lehigh’s athletic communications department. In addition to these editorial roles, I was also a sports writer and photographer for the Brown and White. As an incoming senior, I was appointed as the Vice President of Marketing and Publicity for Lehigh's chapter of the National Panhellenic Council, and I was excited to take on such an integral role within my school community. In the fall 2018 semester, I was a sports intern at LehighValleyLive.com, where I covered high school sporting events across the Lehigh Valley and New Jersey.

In the summer of 2018, I was an intern at the New York Post, where I worked at the photo desk alongside a team of editors and researchers. I developed an interest in photography at 12 years old, while I was at overnight camp in Maine. My first experiences with photography were old-school, using film, manual cameras and chemicals to eventually produce photographs. Having an understanding of how photography originated furthers my appreciation for the art form beyond the instant-gratification of modern photography. I am excited to see where this fast-growing digital world takes the art of photography. 

Sports have always been an integral part of my life. Whether playing, watching or photographing, I have always been drawn to the action of athletics. I love being a sports photographer because I am able to merge my passion for sports with my affinity for art, two things which are not traditionally mixed. More recently, I have begun to develop a love for not only photographing sports, but for writing about them as well. The sports industry is unique in that across the globe, there is always a game being played, always an announcement being made, and always a story to be told. The odd-hour deadlines and speed in which a sports story, photo or video must be posted is something that greatly excites me and something that I could never get tired of.