Trevardo W.

Trevardo Williams (Testimonial)

For my testimony, I would like to share how sports brought me successes and great accolades through out my journey as an athlete. Coincidently, being raised on an island at an early age known for speed (Jamaica), I was able to recognize naturally through hard work and dedication would awakened my dormant/hibernated athletic abilities to its greatest potential. Fortunately, coming to the United States of America at an early age allowed me to showcase my talents from a high school athlete, to a Division I college athlete to a NFL professional level. Thankfully, with the right timing, people, and having the accessibility and platforms to sports such as Track and Field, basketball, and Football enabled me to enhanced and capitalized on my talents. First, I would like to say recognizing my passion and talent at an early age became the driving force behind the grind. Second, I am proud to say the hardwork/dedication I've inherit from my mother mold my competitive streak to its most fierce and aggressive. To become a proud athlete requires aggressiveness and tenacity. Knowing how I was raised I had no problem welcoming it. Being the youngest of four forced me to look for an edge in everything I did and having the foresight and common sense motivated me to push myself to channel it into something beneficial. But I would say the ability to harness and nurture speed at an early age in the country of "Trelawny Jamaica", where the former record holding olympic track star "Usain bolt" was born and raised push me to find that perfect athlete. Naturally, raised in the country of Jamaica indirectly persuade me to what competitiveness and handwork can manifest and achieve. However, what I've come to realized about my experienced in athletics was that it doesn't matter where you're coming from in athletic background and ethnicity, what matter most is where you're going and how much work you're willing to exert. "What "God" bless, no man can curse.