Ryan Wang, President of California, Westview Highschool Student Chapter Ryan played soccer, baseball, tennis and other sports. Ryan currently is a 4 star tennis player. Westview high school has 2k+ students and has multiple sports varsity teams. Ryan does injury prevention awareness campaign at Westview high school and Poway school district.

Teddy Di, President of Oregon Student Chapter Theodore (Teddy) Di is a freshman at Crescent Valley High School in Corvallis, Oregon. He has been a competitive swimmer with the Corvallis Aquatic Team for four years, ranking among the top five swimmers in Oregon in 2024 and qualifying for regional and sectional competitions. Teddy also played soccer with the Oregon Valley Futbol Alliance for seven years, serving as team captain and helping lead his team to multiple state-level championships. Through his athletic experiences, Teddy has faced challenges such as repeated poison oak exposure, witnessing injuries on the soccer field, and experiencing eye and skin irritation from high chlorine levels in pool water. In addition, his swim team has been practicing in an outdoor pool due to an indoor facility closure, creating several safety concerns during winter training in Northwest. These experiences have strengthened his awareness of the importance of safety in youth sports. As a high school class president, Teddy hopes to use his passion for athletics to continue serving and supporting his school and broader community.

Anqi Mei, Cici, President of California, Torrey Pines high school Student Chapter Cici is a 5 star tennis player. Cici is at Torrey Pine high school which has 2.6K students and is known for having a comprehensive and strong athletic program with many varsity sports teams, including football, basketball, soccer, and volleyball, among others. Cici promotes injury prevention at Torrey Pines high school and other San Diego high schools.

Sheryl Chen, President of New Jersey The Pingry School Student Chapter Sheryl Chen is a 3-star tennis player and a current student at Pingry High School. Pingry has about 1200 students and over 35 sports teams. Sheryl is the captain of the girls varsity tennis team, which is ranked #1 in New Jersey. She is an advocate for injury prevention within the Pingry community and the local area.

Thea Latak, President of Illinois Chicago Student Chapter Thea currently is a student and tennis player at ICL Academy. Thea is Easter Bowl 12s and 14s Champions. She also got her ITF Singles Title at the ITF World Junior Tour Event in St Vincent & The Grenadines.

Ethan Camp, President of Ohio Student Chapter Ethan Camp is a junior at University School, Hunting Valley, Ohio. He is a nationally rated épée fencer and Junior Olympian, recognized for both his athletic excellence and leadership. Ethan is honored to be a member of the USA Fencing High School All-American First Team and the USA Fencing High School All-Academic First Team—prestigious national awards that celebrate the country’s top high school fencers who excel academically and embody leadership as well as sportsmanship. Passionate about sharing the sport, Ethan has written multiple grants to fund free fencing clinics for underserved children, helping expand access to the fencing community. He is dedicated to fostering a safe, positive environment that supports athletes’ physical, emotional, and social development, while upholding the highest standards of integrity and respect.

Jasmine Zhao, President of Florida Student Chapter Jasmine is a sophomore at Ransom Everglades School in Miami, Florida, and has been deeply involved in athletics for the past three years. She currently plays club volleyball for Miami Wave Volleyball on the 16U State team and has also competed in water polo, swimming, and rowing. Being part of multiple teams and training environments has shaped not only her athletic abilities, but also her understanding of what it means to take care of her body as an athlete. Throughout her athletic journey, Jasmine has experienced injuries that interrupted training, competition, and daily routines. Going through the recovery process firsthand made her aware of how quickly an injury can impact both physical and mental well-being, and how often injuries can be prevented through proper preparation, education, and awareness. These experiences pushed her to think more critically about training habits, overuse, and the long-term effects of ignoring early warning signs. Motivated by these experiences, Jasmine is passionate about sports injury prevention and athlete safety. She hopes to use her perspective as a student-athlete to help raise awareness, encourage smarter training, and support athletes in staying healthy so they can continue competing confidently and sustainably.

Jacob Lixing Jiang, President of Northern California Student Chapter Jacob is high school senior at Henry M. Gunn High School in Palo Alto, California. Gunn High had approximately 2k students, supporting many varsity sports teams such as Football, Basketball, Swim & Dive, etc. Jacob currently is a national ranking 5 star tennis player. He got third place in 2022 Winter Nationals tennis tournament. He promotes injury prevention at Gunn High School and has been working with the athletic trainer.

Eric Hu, President of New York Student Chapter Eric is a 9th grader at Great Neck South High school. He has played soccer since age 5 and transitioned to tennis at 10, actively competing in USTA tournaments while continuing to enjoy soccer recreationally. Eric is passionate about sports and teamwork and brings the same energy to other areas of his life. Eric does injury prevention awareness campaign at his school and local community. Outside of athletics, Eric leads the Yoyo Club at his school and teaches yoyo to middle school students. He also performs at the school’s annual cultural heritage event to inspire others to try new skills. Eric is curious about science and loves exploring how things work — from robotics competitions to his growing interest in earth science and how scientific research can help the environment and medical fields.

Sam An, President of Pennsylvania Upper Saint Clair High school Student Chapter Sam does Track for 3 years(4th this year). He also does basketball and volleyball. Sam does injury prevention awareness campaign at Upper Saint Clair High school.

Jaslyn Macon, President of Tennessee Student Chapter Jaslyn, a freshman from White Station High School at Memphis TN, is dedicated to integrate athletic discipline with proactive well-being. As a committed tennis player and swimmer, Jaslyn understands firsthand that an athlete’s greatest asset is their health. Her personal journey navigating scoliosis has shaped her into a resilient competitor who views sports not merely as a test of strength, but as a practice in sustainable and safe movement. Rather than allowing her condition to become a barrier, Jaslyn channels her experience into advocating for the core values of SafeStrongSport: injury prevention, physical literacy, and emotional resilience. Her background as an award-winning artist and pianist has also taught her patience and precision, qualities that influence how she approaches athletic training with care, preparation and intention. Driven by a strong commitment to protecting young athletes, Jaslyn strives to help her peers approach physical challenges with confidence and awareness. Through her involvement with Safe Strong Sport, she aims to ensure that every athlete, regardless of physical hurdles, has the tools, knowledge, and support to stay safe, grow stronger, and thrive both on and off the court.

Viola He, President of Maryland Student Chapter Viola is a 10th-grade student at Liberty High School in Carroll County, Maryland. She is a dedicated competitive swimmer who trains rigorously and competes at a high level. In 2024, she competed in the Maryland State Swimming Championships during both the winter and summer seasons. These experiences strengthened her discipline, time management skills, and resilience while reinforcing the importance of proper training, recovery, and injury prevention in sustaining long-term athletic performance. Beyond athletics, Viola is committed to maintaining a well-rounded profile through academics and music. She plays both the violin and piano and is a long-time member of the Baltimore Symphony Youth Orchestras, including participation in selective programs that demand consistency, focus, and physical awareness—skills that align closely with injury prevention and overall well-being. In her free time, Viola enjoys reading and spending time with friends. Through her involvement in sports and the arts, she values balanced development, healthy training habits, and learning how to protect her body so she can continue to pursue her passions safely and sustainably.

Aiden and Aiwen Bao, Co-President of Washington Student Chapter Aiden and Aiwen Bao are twin brothers and 8th-grade students at Odle Middle School in Bellevue, Washington. They have been playing soccer since the age of five and currently compete at the select level with Crossfire. Through consistent training and teamwork, they have helped their team earn multiple titles, including the Labor Day Cup and the State Cup. As dedicated young athletes, Aiden and Aiwen understand the importance of injury prevention in sustaining performance and long-term athletic development. They value proper warm-ups, recovery, and safe training habits, recognizing that staying healthy is essential to continuing their growth and success in competitive soccer.

Yihan Duan, President of Arizona Student Chapter Yihan is a 7th-grade basketball player at BASIS Tucson North and competes with the Young Americans Basketball Club, one of the top basketball programs in southern Arizona. He is recognized as a leading player on his middle school basketball team. In addition to basketball, Yihan also plays table tennis and has participated in a variety of sports, including martial arts and swimming. Over the past few years, Yihan has experienced several basketball-related injuries, such as muscle strains and jammed fingers. These firsthand experiences have deepened his understanding of the importance of proper training, recovery, and injury prevention. As a dedicated athlete, he hopes to promote injury-prevention awareness within both his club and school teams, helping fellow players stay healthy, train safely, and perform at their best.

Yang Chen, President of Colorado Student Chapter Yang Chen is a 9th-grade student at Cherry Creek High School and an active, community-minded individual with interests in athletics, service, and academics. He participates in competitive fencing, where he has developed discipline, perseverance, and sportsmanship, while emphasizing proper technique, injury prevention, and safe training habits to support long-term athletic health. He is committed to promoting a safe and inclusive fencing community. Yang is also involved in community service through his church, helping train younger children in Chinese language classes and Bible studies. A dedicated pianist, he won 1st Place at the USIDPC, and as a member of his school’s debate team, he earned 3rd Place in the JV CX Eagle Crest Raptor Rumble competition. Through these experiences, Yang strives to be a well-rounded, responsible student who values integrity, safety, and service.

Joy Liu, President of Wisconsin Student Chapter Joy Liu is a 15-year-old competitive swimmer with the Elmbrook Swim Club and a student at Brookfield Academy in Wisconsin. As a state champion and Summer Sectionals qualifier, Joy demonstrates a strong commitment to excellence in the pool through disciplined training, goal setting, and consistent performance. In addition to her competitive success, she places a strong emphasis on injury prevention and long-term athlete health, focusing on proper stroke mechanics, structured warm-ups, strength and mobility training, and adequate recovery. By balancing high-level training with safe practices, Joy strives to maintain peak performance while building a sustainable and healthy athletic career.

Max Liu, President of Northern Virginia Student Chapter Max Liu is a 16-year-old high school junior and varsity basketball player at McLean High School in Northern Virginia. He has been playing organized basketball since the age of 7 and brings nearly a decade of competitive experience at both the school and AAU levels. Max has competed on multiple AAU teams from youth basketball through the present, including participation on an Adidas Circuit AAU team. Prior to high school, he played for the Fairfax County Select Team (Division 1), gaining early exposure to high-level competition against top regional talent. Beyond competition, Max has been advocating for athlete health and safety. Max actively promotes injury prevention awareness, proper training habits, and long-term athlete well-being—values that shape both his approach to basketball and his leadership as a student-athlete.

Luke Wei, President of Idaho Student Chapter Luke plays basketball and other sports for fun and loves physical activities. Luke is at Centennial high school which has 1.7k students and offers a wide range of athletics including football, basketball, soccer, and volleyball among many others. Recently Luke endured a back injury that pushed him to learn how to heal and prevent injuries in the future. After recovering, Luke has gained new knowledge that can help himself and others play sports safely and confidently.

Leah Zheng, President of Connecticut Student Chapter Leah Zheng is a 4-Star tennis player and a high school student at New Canaan High School, a school known for its highly competitive varsity athletics, including football, lacrosse, and field hockey. Ranked Top 150 nationally, Leah serves as the captain of her varsity tennis team, demonstrating leadership both on and off the court. In addition to her competitive success, Leah places a strong emphasis on injury prevention and long-term athlete health, focusing on proper technique, conditioning, flexibility, and recovery to sustain high-level performance throughout demanding training and competition seasons.

Emily Liu, President of North Carolina Student Chapter Emily is an accomplished equestrian who has trained in dressage and show jumping since third grade. She is also a top tennis player at her high school and at the Chapel Hill North Carolina Tennis Club. Emily is a student at Carolina Friends School, a private K–12 school in North Carolina that supports 33 teams across eight interscholastic sports for Middle and Upper School students. Through years of participation in equestrian sports and competitive tennis, Emily has experienced various sports-related injuries. These firsthand experiences have given her a strong understanding of injury risks, prevention strategies, and recovery. She is passionate about promoting sports injury prevention among high school athletes, members of the Chapel Hill Tennis Club, and the equestrian community. By sharing her knowledge and personal experiences, Emily aims to help other athletes train safely, reduce injuries, and maintain long-term athletic health.

Matthew Yang, President of New Mexico Student Chapter Matthew Yang is an eighth-grade student at Desert Ridge Middle School who demonstrates strong dedication both in and out of the pool. As a competitive swimmer, he placed second overall at the state level in 2024 and advanced to regional competitions, highlighting his commitment, discipline, and athletic ability. In addition to swimming, Matthew is an accomplished piano player, balancing academics, athletics, and the arts with focus and maturity. Through his experience in competitive sports, Matthew has developed a strong understanding of the importance of injury prevention. He recognizes that proper technique, structured training, adequate recovery, and listening to one’s body are essential for maintaining long-term health and peak performance. As a SafeStrongSport student leader, Matthew is committed to promoting injury awareness and prevention strategies among young athletes, helping them train smarter, stay healthy, and enjoy sports safely.

Cayden Chen, President of Texas Dallas Student Chapter Cayden Chen is a high school sophomore and varsity volleyball player at Jesuit College Preparatory School of Dallas in Texas. He also competes with Dallas One Volleyball Club on its top 16U team, Dallas One 16 Black, where he trains and competes in a highly competitive and supportive team environment. In 2024, Cayden faced a significant challenge when he suffered a metatarsal fracture. Through a careful rehabilitation process, close communication with coaches and medical professionals, and a strong commitment to recovery, he safely returned to full participation in both school and club athletics. This experience helped Cayden better understand the importance of athlete health, injury prevention, mental resilience, and speaking up when something doesn't feel right. His team has earned a spot to compete in the AAU National Open Division in July 2026. Cayden is passionate about promoting a culture of safe, healthy, and respectful participation in sports, and he hopes to contribute positively to youth athletics by modeling SafeSport principles both on and off the court.

Ryan Xu, President of California Canyon Crest Academy Student Chapter Ryan, 4 star tennis player. ranked among the top 150 tennis players nationally. Ryan currently is at Canyon Crest Academy which is known for Best College Prep Public High Schools in California. Ryan works for injury prevention workshops at Canyon Crest Academy and San Dieguito Union High School District

Simon Zhong, President of Texas Houston Student Chapter Simon Zhong is a junior at St. John’s School in Houston, Texas, and a competitive swimmer with Dad’s Club Aquatics, where he serves as a team captain. He also competes on his school’s varsity swim team. Simon began competitive swimming at age seven and has trained year-round for many years, balancing an intensive practice schedule with academic commitments. Swimming has shaped his discipline, resilience, and time-management skills, while also fostering long-term friendships and team loyalty. Simon is especially interested in athlete development, leadership, and the role of mindset and preparation in performance. He hopes to continue combining his passion for sports with interests in leadership and sports business to support and empower other athletes and young people in the future.

Mia Zhong, Co-President of Texas Houston Student Chapter Mia Zhong is an enthusiastic multi-sport athlete at St. John's school. Since 2024, she has been a travel team player with Texas Pride Field Hockey, where she continues to develop competitive skills, teamwork, and game awareness. Mia loves sports of all kinds and enjoys staying active year-round. In addition to field hockey, she regularly plays basketball, volleyball, and pickleball, and is always eager to learn new sports and challenge herself physically. Alongside athletics, Mia is also a competitive dancer with training in ballet, contemporary dance, and Chinese cultural dance. Her dance background has strengthened her flexibility, coordination, musicality, and discipline, which carry naturally into her athletic performance. Through both sports and dance, Mia has developed strong work habits, confidence, and a love for movement. She thrives in team environments, enjoys pushing herself to improve, and brings positive energy to every activity she participates in.

Alice Zhao, President of Tennessee Student Chapter Alice is a freshman at White Station High School in Memphis, Tennessee, with strong interests in both athletics and the arts. She is actively involved in tennis and plays the cello, and she also has prior experience as a competitive swimmer and pianist. Participation in these diverse extracurricular activities has strengthened her discipline and fostered a deep sense of commitment. Through both individual and team-based pursuits, Alice has developed leadership skills and a strong sense of responsibility. Sports and music have taught her the value of perseverance, balance, and dedication, as well as the importance of maintaining safe and respectful environments. Alice is committed to advocating for sports safety and athlete well-being. She hopes to educate and support others by promoting positive, responsible, and healthy participation in athletics.

Anita Tu, Co-President of the Florida Student Chapter Anita is a high school junior and a nationally recognized tennis player who ranks 86 on ITF worldwide and Blue Chip recruit, she has achieved strong results in USTA national championships and high-level junior tournaments. Throughout her competitive career, Anita has experienced and managed sports-related injuries, which led her to deeply understand the importance of injury prevention, proper training, and recovery. She hopes to use her experience as an elite athlete to educate and inspire other young athletes to compete at a high level while prioritizing long-term health and well-being.

Andrew Guo, President of the Northern California Student Chapter Andrew is a sophomore at Archbishop Mitty High School in California and a dedicated student-athlete with a strong commitment to teamwork, leadership, and continuous improvement. He has played competitive volleyball since the age of ten with Bay to Bay, one of the nation’s top boys’ volleyball clubs, earning multiple medals at national tournaments. Andrew has been a starter on Archbishop Mitty’s varsity volleyball team since his freshman year, contributing to a NorCal championship title and a silver medal finish at the California State Finals. During a national tournament last year, Andrew suffered a meniscus tear in his left knee, an injury that temporarily forced him to step away from the sport he loves. Undergoing knee surgery followed by four months of rehabilitation and physical therapy tested his patience and resilience. This period away from competition gave Andrew a deeper appreciation for listening to his body, committing to proper warm-up and recovery routines, and prioritizing strength and conditioning. He also gained a stronger understanding of how correct movement patterns and technique are essential for injury prevention at an elite level. The experience ultimately strengthened his mental toughness and reshaped his approach to training, allowing him to return to the court with greater awareness, discipline, and respect for long-term athletic health. Beyond competition, Andrew is passionate about giving back to the volleyball community. He has coached young beginners at a local volleyball school and co-organized a summer camp with friends, where he learned to adapt his teaching style to support players who struggled with drills. Through coaching, he discovered that leadership—like playing—requires patience, empathy, and a willingness to grow alongside others. His service work with Club Dust, helping build homes for families in need, further reinforced his belief in teamwork and the power of organized efforts to create meaningful change. Across academics, athletics, and service, Andrew strives to uplift those around him through integrity, resilience, and thoughtful leadership.

Norden Young, President of the Orlando, Florida Student Chapter Norden Young is a sophomore at Lake Highland Preparatory School and a member of the Varsity Wrestling Team, ranked among the top three high school programs in the nation. In 2025, his team earned the National Prep Team Championship and the PNL National Dual Championship. He has dedicated himself to the sport of wrestling, training with discipline, resilience, and a strong commitment to personal growth. Through years of competition, Norden has developed not only physical strength and technical skill, but also a deep understanding of perseverance, accountability, and teamwork. Through his athletic journey, Norden has faced the physical and mental challenges that come with a demanding, high-intensity sport, including rigorous training schedules, weight management, and the pressures of competition. These experiences have strengthened his ability to stay focused under stress, support his teammates, and approach challenges with determination and integrity. Beyond athletics, Norden is committed to contributing positively to his school community. He hopes to use the leadership and discipline he has gained through wrestling to serve as a role model for younger students and to support initiatives that promote perseverance, respect, and school spirit.

Jeremy Liu, Co-President of the Tennessee Student Chapter Jeremy began skating at age 7 and currently represents Tennessee as the only inline skater selected for Team USA in his division. A 13-time gold, 5-time silver, and 3-time bronze U.S. National Champion (combined events not counted), he represented the United States at the Artistic World Championships in Beijing, China, in October 2025. Through years of high-level training and competition, Jeremy has developed a strong awareness of injury prevention, including the importance of proper warm-ups, recovery routines, and listening to his body to maintain long-term athletic health while performing at an elite level. Outside of skating, Jeremy enjoys playing the flute and is an active member of his school band and the Germantown Youth Symphony. Balancing music and athletics has helped him develop discipline, coordination, and recovery habits that support both performance and injury prevention.

Jaxon Lin, Co-President of the Connecticut Student Chapter Jaxon Lin is a student-athlete at Choate Rosemary Hall in Wallingford, Connecticut. He competes in lacrosse and previously competed in football and basketball. Before arriving at Choate in his fourth‑form year, he developed his athletic foundation with local club teams and his former high school program. Growing up, Jaxon wasn’t naturally athletic and didn’t initially enjoy lacrosse. That changed when he made a personal commitment to train every day one summer to become the best version of himself. He started putting in more work and honing his lacrosse craft. He loves to compete on the field, but he also loves to compete in the classroom and do as well as possible. Academics remain a top priority for Jaxon, even though he focuses heavily on lacrosse. Jaxon really loves his math, science, and economics classes and has started thinking about studying business or economics. He valued the opportunity to mentor younger kids and gained meaningful lessons about patience, communication, and positive leadership. Recently, Jaxon was selected to join the ASFL All-Star lacrosse Game, which raises funds for cancer research through the lens of athletics. Jaxon hopes to inspire change by using his athletic ability and the platform that he has. He hopes to help in all different ways, including helping youth and underprivileged kids get into sports and fundraising for a greater cause.

Ethan Zhang, President of the Washington State Student Chapter Ethan is an 8th-grade student at The Overlake School, where he serves as Middle School President. In this role, he represents his peers, collaborates with faculty, and helps lead initiatives that strengthen student engagement and community involvement. Ethan is also a competitive soccer player for Crossfire Premier B11 Academy ECNL. In 2025, his team won the U14 National Championship in the Elite Clubs National League (ECNL), competing at one of the highest levels of youth soccer in the country. Through competing in a high-performance environment, Ethan has developed a strong appreciation for injury prevention, recovery, and long-term athlete development. He understands that peak performance is built not only through training and competition, but also through disciplined off-the-field habits such as strength work, mobility, nutrition, and rest. As both a team athlete and student leader, Ethan is eager to contribute to injury prevention initiatives that educate and support young athletes. He hopes to combine his leadership experience and competitive background to promote smarter training habits, reduce preventable injuries, and help others stay healthy and perform at their best.

Kayla Lee, Co-President of New Jersey Student Chapter Kayla is currently a sophomore enrolled in a four-year Sports Medicine and Injury Prevention program at the Bergen County Institutes for Science and Technology at Northern Valley Demarest High School. Her coursework includes athletic training, anatomy and physiology, and upcoming studies in movement and performance, providing her with a strong academic foundation in athlete care and injury prevention. As a competitive club softball player and a varsity athlete since her freshman year, she brings valuable firsthand experience in injury prevention, recovery, and safe training practices. Beyond her own athletic participation, she has volunteered as a coach for younger softball players, where she emphasizes proper warm-up routines, safe mechanics, and basic injury-prevention strategies. Her experiences have strengthened her commitment to promoting youth athlete safety and education, and she aspires to pursue a future career in sports medicine. In her free time, she enjoys training at the gym, following sports on ESPN, and baking.

Vicky Yu, Co-President of the New York Student Chapter Vicky is currently a freshman at Pittsford Mendon High School, Pittsford, New York. She competes on the Pittsford Varsity Girls Swim Team and has swam at several local high school duel meets as well as qualifying for Sectionals and placing. She also has qualified for the NYSPHSAA state meet and swam. Outside of the high school team, Vicky also swims for PACK and has completed for many years at several local meets. Vicky also has won first place in multiple events at the Age Group Niagara Championships throughout her years of swimming. Furthermore Vicky has also qualified and participated in the Eastern Zone meet and IMX games and is hoping to attend the Age Group NCSAs this spring. Outside of swimming Vicky has done competitive gymnastics for 6 years with Rochester Gymnastics Academy's competitive teams. She has competed at several local meets, state meets, and a few regional championships. Overall Vicky wants to help raise awareness about the urgency to be safe and cautious while preforming and playing sports for high schoolers and with she hopes her involvement with Safe Strong Sport help athletes grow and improve.