Name: Nathan Gallagher Age: 18 Birthday: January 27th Gender: Male Year: High School Senior Position: Starting Quarterback Appearance: He has straight black hair. He has green eyes, tanned skin, and scars on his face and body from training and his past experiences. He’s has a lean body. Nothing too crazy, but he stands out as a high school recruit for his throwing. Height: 6’1” (about 185cm) Attributes: Nathan Gallagher is very humble about his position. He doesn’t brag, nor attempt to intimidate his opponents or teammates. He does understand his importance, though, and uses it to help other quarterbacks on the team (backups) learn from him and his experience, as well as to raise the team’s confidence as a team captain. When playing against rivals, he doesn’t argue with them or fight them. He picks players up from tackles no matter the team, and will pat them on the back and compliment them no matter what. His energy is admirable, and it’s hard to hate him. If the other team loses in devastating fashion, he makes sure to approach the players and tell them they were amazing. He really cares about the sport, wanting to encourage everyone to keep playing, even in those discouraging moments where your team loses, or an opportunity is taken away. If interviewed, he makes sure to talk about his team and coaches first before mentioning himself. He always finds ways to stay humble, supportive, and selfless. Likes: Football, family, teammates, making friends, practicing, winning, helping others, playing games, inspiring people, watching the halftime show performances, excited crowd noise, and losing, only when it’s a humble experience and both teams played their all. Dislikes: Rude people, having selfish teammates, booing, unfriendly competition, not having good coaching staff, and bad weather affecting or canceling games and/or practice. Background: Nathan came from a family where he was expected to be respectful, especially to his two older sisters. That respect, and his want to be responsible and protect his family like his father did before he died, transferred into football. He hopes to make his parents proud, even if his father is gone. He dedicates his wins to his family and his teammates.