Q: What is your age?
A: 14

Q: Who is your favorite Minnesota Wild player?
A: Kirill Kaprizov

Q: Did you play competitive hockey? If yes, what was the highest level of hockey that you played?
A: Yes, I play Bantam B2 for Bloomington Jefferson.

Q: How many years have you been officiating?
A: This is my second year.

Q: What level(s) do you officiate most often?
A: I officiate squirts and 12 games.

Q: Why did you become a referee?
A: I wanted to get more skating time in the off-season and during the season. 

Q: What is your favorite memory as a referee?
A: Reffing two games at Mariucci Arena.
 
Q: What is one thing you would like to tell a youth hockey parent? 
A: You're there to watch the game and let the refs make the calls because they are trying their best. 
 
Q: What is one thing you would like to tell a youth hockey coach? 
A: If you don't like my call, yelling at me isn't going to change my mind.

Q: What is your age?
A: 16

Q: Who is your favorite Minnesota Wild player?
A: Joel Eriksson Ek

Q: Did you play competitive hockey? If yes, what was the highest level of hockey that you played?
A: Yes, I play 19U

Q: How many years have you been officiating?
A: 2 years

Q: What level(s) do you officiate most often?
A: Squirt B1 and A

Q: Why did you become a referee?
A: My dad and grandpa were both highly successful referees.

Q: What is your favorite memory as a referee?
A: Reffing my first districts games and receiving very positive comments from supervisors on my work in them.

Q: What is one thing you would like to tell a youth hockey parent?
A: It's just a game, let them have fun.

Q: What is one thing you would like to tell a youth hockey coach?
A: You can make or break a child's hockey career with your attitude as their coach, let them grow and have fun, after all they're only kids.