I grew up in Sarasota attending Bay Haven School of Basics Plus
(kindergarten -5th grade) which is where I found my love of being a
QB. I started throwing with my dad every day before school in
kindergarten and still do this to this day in high school.
A journey with discipline and belief in yourself.
Meet Anthony
I grew up playing i9, Under Armour, Mid Florida, & Pop Wamer football. My team won a National Championship with Under Armour as well as many League Championships and had several undefeated seasons. I hold the Long Ball (Furthest Throw) record at camps/competitions around the Country. Currently won the long ball competition at UCF High School QB Prospect Camp for the 3rd year in a row.
Life Changes...
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International Baccalaureate Program student 4.4GPA
Invited to & accepted into the lBCP Marine Science program for my Junior & Senior years. I hold the school record for track & field javelin throw. I hold the school record for Quarterbacks in bench press (325Ibs) & squat (425lbs.). I was voted South Suncoast Football Offensive Player of The Week during my Sophomore season. I have two Division 1 offers currently with many more to come after this Junior season.
ANTHONY'S internal journey
Discipline
I plan to major in Pre-Med and eventually become an
OB/GYN -I always knew since I was very young that I wanted to
deliver babies.
Looking at the Future
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I believe that I am one of the hardest working student-athletes around and I would love to work with you to help promote your business
BECOMING A REBEL
UNMATCHED FEELING
"I strive to always be the best that I can be in the classroom and on
the field."
FOLLOW ANTHONY
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