Why I started
Find Your Locker Room
I’ve always valued the friendships and built-in camaraderie that come from being part of a team. Over time, I realized that kind of connection doesn’t just belong in sports—it’s something everyone deserves, no matter where life takes them.
Moving to new places showed me how important it is to have a community to lean on. Without sports or school clubs, that sense of belonging can be hard to find. For some, it comes easy—but for others, it can feel like life or death.
After college in Missouri, I spent my first post-grad years down in Atlanta, then Nashville. After over a decade away, I'm back living in Illinois. I've got more of a community here now — but I'm still trying to build the thing I wish I'd had during those years in the A and in Nashville.
That’s why I started Find Your Locker Room: to make building connections easier for everyone, and to help people rediscover that “locker room” feeling—where teammates become friends and community comes naturally.
So no one’s left riding the bench or feeling like a team of one. Let me help you find your next team.