RemiMcFarlane

I believe my character, leadership, and work ethic are just as important as my athletic ability. I lead by example, whether it’s on the football field, on the track, in the weight room, or in the classroom. I believe in showing up every day, putting in the work, holding myself accountable, and pushing those around me to be better. Football has taught me discipline, toughness, teamwork, and the importance of putting the team before myself. I take pride in being someone my coaches and teammates can depend on, especially when things get difficult. I don’t make excuses, and I don’t back down from challenges. One of the biggest tests of my character has been suffering a season-ending broken leg during my senior year. Having the game I love taken away from me has been difficult, but it has also taught me that leadership is about more than what you do between the lines. Even though I can’t be out there competing alongside my brothers, I can still support them, encourage them, and help my team succeed. This injury doesn’t define who I am. How I respond to it will. I’m determined to attack my recovery with the same dedication and intensity I bring to football and track. I want college coach