Indiana Player with Heart: Isabella Bryan

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As a Beck's Player with Heart, Isabella Bryan shows her dedication and passion both on and off the field, track, and court. Isabella currently plays soccer, cross country, basketball, and track, saying she enjoys the competition and connections she has made with her teammates. As a freshman, Isabella learned from upperclassmen who helped her feel welcome. Now a senior, she hopes to be the same positive influence for younger teammates. To her, the teams feel like family, and she wants to lead in a way that ensures others create the same cherished memories she has. She wants to try her best to be a leader who ensures younger teammates have the same great experiences. Isabella is also involved in several school activities, including Interact (High School Rotary Club), student council, the National Honor Society, DECA, Key Club, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, and Natural Helpers. This coming year, she will complete her 10th year of 4-H, where she has raised and shown pigs at several state fairs. In her community, Isabella participates in clothing, sewing, and food projects, works with special needs children as a Sunshine Buddy Volunteer, is a Girls On the Run mentor, and leads the Sole4Souls shoe drive. She has also volunteered at several shelters, local fire and police stations, and food pantries, among other various community projects. Agriculture has played a huge part in Isabella's life, as she has grown up helping around the family farm. She knows that the industry is much more than raising animals and harvesting crops. Isabella has learned the value of hard work, responsibility, and time management, making so many core memories with her family. She says that the work ethic and time management skills farm life has instilled in her are the reasons she has been successful both in the classroom and in her athletic career. In the future, Isabella plans to attend college to become a pediatric occupational therapist.

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