Um , and I think that injuries just come up very frequently for me , but I think it's definitely taught me how to overcome them and how to come back tougher . During recruiting in high school , I really didn't know where I wanted to go to college . I knew I wanted to go D1 , I knew I wanted to get A good education .
And I just want to enjoy every moment and kind of get the most that I can out of it , because I know I'm never going to get this opportunity again . Going forward after graduation . I definitely want to have some fun .
During recruiting in high school , I really didn't know where I wanted to go to college . I knew I wanted to go D1 , I knew I wanted to get A good education . And my parents , especially my mom , really wanted me to get a good education .
And I think I want to just use that to my advantage and maybe see some new places , travel with some friends . I think my advice for younger athletes who want to go D1 is to understand that it's going to be tough to get there . And You have to make sure that you are enjoying it every part of the way , or the entire experience just will not be as fun as it seems .
But then talking to the coaches here , talking to Claire , and walking around the campus , seeing it's right on the lake , and it's such a great school , such a great program . I thought it was definitely the best possible choice to come to Northwestern , and I'm so glad that I did . Yeah , so my dad played hockey at Yale , and my mom was a figure skater .
