Learn. Grow. Level Up.

Addison Domingo was my English teacher during my sophomore year of high school, and he was a big impact on where I am today. During class, I was always drawing whenever I had free time, sometimes sketching on paper, sometimes drawing on my friends. As someone who shared a passion for art, he always encouraged me to keep creating. Whether it was pursuing tattooing, selling my artwork, or simply continuing to develop my talent, he constantly reminded me that my creativity was something worth investing in.

Volleyball was the other passion of mine, and Mr. Domingo encouraged me to chase that dream just as much. When I started thinking about playing in college, he took the time to guide me through the process. He helped me understand how to reach out to college coaches professionally, gave me advice on what to say, and encouraged me to believe that I was capable of competing at the next level. More importantly, he helped me realize that I didn't have to limit myself to one path. He showed me that I could pursue the things I loved and that I was capable of more than I gave myself credit for.

His encouragement gave me the confidence to step outside of my comfort zone on the recruitment process and because of his guidance, today I am proud to be a college athlete playing at South Florida State College. I realize that his support wasn't just about volleyball or art, it was about helping me believe in myself and giving me the confidence to take chances thats why i'm where i am today.

Coach Domingo helped me so much with my recruiting process and here's why. Not only did he give me 3 coaches numbers to contact but he also gave me a workout plan, stayed in contact with me throughout the whole process, and put in good information about me to the coaches. Those are the reasons on how he got me to where I am at today at Point Park University. Without him I wouldn't have gone to Point Park University and wouldn't have had a good first impression with the coaches there.