• How are you involved at school?
I was involved in varsity golf all 4 years of high school, as well as varsity track. I competed in 100 and 300 hurdles my freshman year! I was a part of DECA my senior year! During Deca I got to raise $1200 for the Careity Foundation! I have also been a PAL for two years. I also work at KU at Crockett!
• What advice do you have for an incoming 9th or 10th grader?
To truly excel in your early years and beyond, it’s essential to remain at the top of your class, not just through grades, but through a consistent commitment to personal growth and self-discipline. Strive to go above and beyond in everything you do
• What does Roo Nation mean to you?
To me, Roo Nation means making a meaningful impact in everything you do. It’s about contributing in ways that leave a lasting, positive impression, whether in the classroom, on the field, or within the community. Growing up with parents who are both deeply involved in Weatherford ISD, I’ve seen firsthand how incredible both the students and the faculty are here. The level of support, commitment, and passion within our school district is truly inspiring. That’s why, in everything I do, I strive to make a difference. Whether it’s through school activities, community service, or simply leading by example, I always aim to leave a positive impact on Weatherford.
• What has been your favorite memory while at WHS?
My favorite memory was becoming regional qualifiers in golf my junior year. I not only got to play with my best friends, but we also did it for my dad, Brice Crippen who had passed away the year prior.
• What are you looking forward to this year?
I’m looking forward to making the most of this time with my best friends before we all head off to different colleges and start the next chapter of our lives.
• Who is your biggest inspiration?
My biggest inspiration in life is undoubtedly my dad. He has been a constant source of guidance and support, and he is the reason I am so passionate about pursuing psychology after graduation and becoming a therapist. Growing up, he wasn’t just my father—he was also my golf coach, always challenging me to push past my limits and become the best version of myself. His unwavering belief in me has shaped my mindset and drive in everything I do. Beyond sports, he has always been there for me, offering wisdom and encouragement, no matter the situation. His influence extends into my involvement in Weatherford ISD as well.
• What are your plans after graduation?
My plans after graduation is to attend the University of Texas at Austin and study psychology! I then plan to get my masters in counseling!
• Favorite quote(s)?
“At least you advanced the ball”- Brice Crippen