Tyler began playing football — his favorite sport — and basketball in the second grade. Tyler works hard during the offseason, and because of this, he’s become the top receiver at Mounds View. “I played seven on seven [for] an AAU football league; I’ve done training for speed and individual football training,” said Tyler. “I’ve been All-Conference during the football season; I’ve broken the single-season receiving record and the overall receptions as a Mounds View player.” His teammates nominated him as one of the captains for the football team this season because of his leadership qualities and regard for others by assisting the younger players in their development. Alongside nominations, Tyler has earned offers to play D1 football from Western Illinois University, The University of Saint Thomas, The University of Minnesota and the University of Wyoming. He intends to play football at the University of Wyoming, where he has already committed.

 Ivy, the second oldest, has participated in track and field, basketball and soccer — her favorite sport. “I’m glad that I kept with my multiple sports and not just soccer because it helps you keep in shape with other sports,” said Ivy. She began playing soccer at age five, and since then, she has played for Boreal FC, a local soccer club. Ivy played varsity soccer since her freshman year and took third place in Sections this year. Because of her commitment to soccer and her leadership abilities, she will be captain of the girls soccer team as a junior next season. Furthermore, she has been All-Conference and All-Section in track and field in the 400, 4×400 and 4×200 while also making the state track meet in 8th and 9th grade. 

Molly participates in track and field and soccer. Similar to her sister, Molly has also made varsity for track and field since 7th grade, participating in high jump, long jump, and triple jump, and she has made All-Conference and All-Section.