From the first time she set foot in the training room, Sandy immediately fell in love with the tactical components, strength, and agility the sport demanded. Wrestling, whether it's a professional endeavor or simply an athletic commitment for school, has always been thought of as a male-dominated field. As a freshman, Sandy was one of the few girls who joined the rather intimidating athletic prospect. However, instead of backing away and giving up in the face of countless trials and tribulations, she charged headfirst into them- embracing the challenges she encountered with both persistence and resilience. In turn, she found that wrestling had propelled her to become the strongest version of herself. She wasn’t just a member- through her consistent discipline and effort, Sandy set the very best example for her teammates, and became the captain of the Varsity Wrestling team by her Sophomore year. Now, she wants to give the same experience to young girls in not only uplifting their capabilities, but to also guide them in not accepting the standards that society has deemed fit.