I started playing basketball when I was five.

I remember the day it was North Spring Spark and my mom asked me, Did I want to play basketball?

And I said Yes and then answer.

Did I need to go put my cleats on?

Did you like, Did you play basketball like home?

Like when you first started?

Yeah, I got a basketball goal.

I forgot how I think, and that was my first basketball goal.

I just started playing after that and recognize that, But I didn't play in when I was.

I didn't play in elementary school.

I always played like every system.

And then sometimes it was pretty much just be recessed.

I tried on middle school, didn't make it in middle school and the ninth grade, I transferred to a private school that I went to an elementary school because when I was in fourth grade and it was like it was a small private school, I played beating there, but it wasn't beating.

It was like a community basketball team thing for the school.

So then, in middle school, I tryto didn't make it in middle school.

Ninth grade transfer back to that school and played varsity there.

But it wasn't like a big school is off like varsity interest.

And while all the time, all the years you've been finding basketball when your night for a year when you play it's department school you also won the award of Most Improved Player.

How'd that feel when you're in that?

Well, um, remember I came in at the banquet, the athletic banquet, the coach told me.

Our coach said that, um, I think I was his favorite player.

Honestly, because I came in there brand new, having played basketball, talked about Father.

I came in there, gave it all ahead.

Play my hardest to every game most.

Yeah.

Now one of the other players thought he was going to get most improved.

And you did it.

That was the only award I got.

But I did pretty good throughout this.

But now you transfer to public where you play now play for the blithe.

What are your goals for this year?

I hope that you hope to do for yourself.

Well, what are transferred?

I was thinking about it and I didn't sign.

I didn't registered to go to this school until, like a week or two weeks before it started because I was planning to go back to the private school.

But when I got here, coach, you pretty much pretty much like, knew where I came from because he was.

He's been coaching everywhere.

The head coach, coaching Park City and I pretty much knew everything about that school, and he knew how I could play and all that because you saw my YouTube video.

Somehow, I don't know how interesting.

And then So it's just it's a It's a big transition from a one a private school toe, a 58 public school.

And I'm a J B.

So this I'm just trying to accomplish what everybody said I couldn't do when I left that private school.

People said I should stay because I wasn't gonna make a team there and I wasn't gonna play.

But it was a big transition from playing go from a star player to a role player.

And so what do you like to do outside of school outside of sports?

What, You're actually I have a photographer.

Oh, so you don't say take pictures.

I do videos for people interest and like, selling stuff, not drugs.

I like buying stuff and selling it and making profits.

So best ball doesn't work.

I want I'm gonna be entrepreneur.

And now we're about the hoop.

Yeah.

Yes.

Okay.

We'll get you.

All right, so right now.

But you got a ship.

Look, maybe we could get a little clip for me.

So are you.

There's my dog.

Gave me David Nelson.

What?

You do?

No, Tristen.