Hey hey hey, whazzzzz up? So, what's happenin'? Oh, I forgot, this is about me. Well, lets see. I was born and raised in Battle Creek, MI. I went to school at.... nevermind, who really cares, right! Now, about ME. What do I believe in, what do I live by. First of all, I believe..., well, I really don't know what I believe. God is everywhere so chigady check yo self, before ya wreck yo self! I do know that you should always keep you friends close and your enemies closer. Think about it! Also, what's up with all this judging people on what they look like on the outside? Get to know people before you are so quick to judge. Take the time to findout what's in the mind of others. And if ya don't want to, hey, you're missing out. Trust me! Next, travel to a different country and culture with a different native language. It's truly enlightening. Every now and then, get out and play a little volleyball. Being openminded and keeping connections with others is the key to success. Take interest in others lives. You learn more about yourself. Hey, have fun and just get out every once in while. If not, you wont be much fun to be around.Another thing, no one will ever replace the friends you grew up with. I've figured that out after moving away from HOME. And it is true, there is no place like home. Even if home is in Battle Creek, Michigan. Don't ever forget about MOM, cause she won't EVER for get about you. It doesn't matter how far away you are! One last thing,take an interest in ice hockey. Don't ask, JUST DO IT!

I guess we'll talk a little about me and about my past. I was born and raised in Battle Creek, Michigan. I attended Battle Creek Central High School and graduated in the top 5% of my class (barely). I played ice hockey for 11 years and ended my "career" playing for the Battle Creek Bullets. The Battle Creek Bullets are a Midget AA select travel team. We made it to state playoffs last year! I made a big choice and pretty much gave hockey up to move down here and go to UT. My major is Mechanical Engineering and hopefully it will stay that way until I graduate. Back to the sport thing. I've also played volleyball since I was able to walk. I think I must have been born into the game because my whole family has played and coached at sometime or another. My father, Mick Haley, is the coach of the womens team here at UT and my mother used to coach high school volleyball back in Michigan. My sister just graduated and is doing some coaching also. I don't plan to be a coach so I guess I'm the odd one in the family. What I wrote in the above paragraph is just a few things I thought of while creating this home page. To really find out "who I am and what I'm about," I guess you'll just have to meet me. Later!