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Coach:
Put your body under here like this, so, go ahead, show me...

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{plain}I love the sport of soccer.  ItÕs creative.

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When you get that ball, thereÕs not a set thing to do.  You can start dribbling at a person, you can pass, you can do a little flick.

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There are so many things that you can do, and itÕs all your decision.

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IÕm a Physics major here at UVM, and IÕm taking quantum right now and itÕs a great class.

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I love it, I absolutely love it, and I see myself studying things small rather than big, and thatÕs about the only thing I can tell you about physics.

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I mean I enjoy ski racing simply because itÕs just you and the mountain.

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It is very individual. A lot of times itÕs you against yourself.

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I was always a very intense athlete and  being now like Division I and stuff like that

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IÕm surrounded by the same people that just love the sport, and love to work hard, and really want to do well.

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I definitely made my friends through the ski team and the soccer team, and the Physics department.

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I have a lot of good friends in there, too.

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And yeah, just being around people, and what happens in when you are doing the same stuff, you relate to them,

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and it is so much easier to make friends when you know that they understand.

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