How old were you when you first started playing, who taught you to play and who most influenced your development as a young player?
I started playing when I was three years old. My brother inspired me to play and taught me how. He had the most influence on me when I was a young player.

What's been the single best moment of your soccer career thus far, at any level of competition?
In the SYL national championship I cleared the ball off of the line when it was a 2-1 game with about 10 minutes left in the game. We won the national championship.

What are your long-term goals in the sport?
Be a pro.

What has been the most valuable aspect of being trained by the Academy coaches?
Constant competition and drills.

What has training with the Academy taught you about yourself as a player and where do you need improvement?
Need to stay focused 24-7. I also need to work on defending.

What is the most difficult part of training with the Academy?
Fitness.

Does the training differ from past training you've had, and in what way?
Yes, practices were easier and we did less drills and more fun but useless activities.

Which of your Academy teammates impresses you the most and why?
Billy McGuinness because he doesn't miss any practices. He isn't the most athletic kid but he reads the game very well and understands what needs to be done. He puts himself in the best positions.

Which of the other U-16 or U-18 Academy players impresses you and why?
David Caban because he is constantly working hard and working on improving himself.