He is very dedicated and constantly setting higher goals for himself. Started playing basketball for fun and it turned into a priority.
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Learn MoreHe loves that he gets to develop more skills and work as a team instead of an individual by being part of a community. Being part of the solution as a group but being an individual at the same time, he loves the challenge of thinking fast on his feet in order to help the team accomplish its goal.
Off the field, his dad, Misael, coming from Cuba and not knowing the language but by working hard and perseverance has been able to build a comfortable and stable life for me and the family. On the field, Anthony Edwards. Even though tragedy struck in his early life, he kept being perseverant and focused to achieve his goals. He had many opportunities but decided to always put family first and that is an example in my life by my dad. He continues to try different roles in his life.
His sportsmanship, he doesn't mind taking a step back to let others shine. He helped and assisted when his team was behind in order to win the game, instead of always being the one to make the basket.
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