Whether on the field or on the sideline Steven has been involved in football for 12 years. He has a strong passion for the game and for the development of football players. Steven has a lot of experience as both a player and a coach. He played football, basketball, and ran track in high school as well as playing college football. He also worked with play flag football for 5 years and has been a high school coach for 5 years with aspirations of becoming a college coach. He currently coaches at Del Mar High School as the Varsity WR/CB Coach and works directly with special teams players at the school.

Steven played at Del Mar before attending San Jose City College as a receiver and moving on to The University of Toledo. During this time he was able to workout with the San Jose Sabercats from 2012 to 2015 where he learned a greater understanding of the game and how to present himself in everyday life. In 2018 he developed a torn hamstring that fortunately did not require surgery but did open his eyes to taking better care to prevent injuries. Steven is involved with Area Scouts to pass on his passion and knowledge of the game and show young athletes the can achieve more than they previously thought.

 While in 6th grade he was diagnosed with a rare form of Autism called Aspergers. Once he started seeing it as something to help be better he figured out that Aspergers gave him a high level of focus. Steven was able to give a speech in 2018 on how mental disabilities can make people better, here is the link to that if you wish to see it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-IgzcMy4UIM