I want to be able to improve myself, my team, and overall everyone included. My dedication is not just for me but for myself. If my team fails, that is not on just them but on me as well. The pro scene is where I want to go and I will do everything and anything to do so.

Hello, my name is Jason, but called Jay. I am a 17 year old, junior in High School. I loved the sports scene growing up, baseball, soccer, football, etc.. My dad bought me my first ever console, the xbox 360. Ever since then I have taken games competitively, every game I touched I was good at, I always grinded, wanting to be the best out of everyone. Improving my skills, teamwork in every game so young. I got my first pc in 2020, and saw the game Valorant. I tried it and it was fun, I never took that game seriously until late 2022, entering my Freshmen year of High School at Lanphier Highschool in Springfield Illinois. I joined their Esports team the same year, joining without only 70 hours in the game, I was the worst. I made it to Junior Varsity as a starter. I took it as serious as VCT and played 8-10 hours a day, watching VCT and pro players taking notes, practicing my fundamentals, and soon becoming the best. With my excelling dedication, passion, teamwork, communication, and skill I became the best. We ended up placing #4 in the state of Illinois. I didn’t stop when my season ended, I continued during the summer and up until my Sophomore year season, I was once again, the best. Everyone knew me being the most passionate player on the team, almost the face of our Valorant team. I kept our team together during rough times, and kept everyone together. We placed #11th in state of Illinois. I won the champions award for being the reason our Valorant team did so well, and as well Valorant MVP award for being the best. I am #13 as a player in the state of Illinois for Valorant, as well with being a top 100 rising prospect in the class of 27-28. I am the most dedicated and most passionate player who is not afraid of hard work anybody can find.