My name is Ari Panthaky I’m currently a football player at Riverside Community College.
I’m 6’5, 285 at 18 years old.
I love this sport and would love an opportunity to play at the next level.
If you can take a look at my senior year highlights from Ayala Highschool.
https://t.co/cUBC4a0ZyL
Thank you Norfolk State University for the visit, it was an honor to meet everyone and get to see campus. Great things happening with the Spartans, the coaching staff is building culture, inspiring growth, developing talent, and recruiting potential. Behold the Green and Gold!
Wow !!!! Man God is good first thanks too him. I wanna thank my mom and dad for always supporting me and always loving me nonstop. Then I wanna thank my mentor coach Hawk man he pushes me too the next level. With that being said I am thankful for receiving another Division one offer too the university of Norfolk. #readyforvic
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ATTG ✨ After an amazing camp and personal talk with coach Morgan I am excited too have received a full ride too Edward Waters University . @coachTBH@Toriano81@BrandonHuffman@GregBiggins
ATTG ✨ After an amazing camp and personal talk with coach foley I am excited too have received a full ride too Kentucky State university. @AyalaFootball@PTPSPORTS1
The success in a persons football career is based on what they are willing to do and sacrifice in order to play this amazing sport.
For the majority of my senior season I unknowingly played with mononucleosis. We knew I was sick, the symptoms were severe. I went to the doctors a few times before they caught it and the test came back positive. The extreme fatigue was almost unbearable, the swelling of my spleen and liver made eating almost impossible, I was vomiting mucus regularly, my throat was sore and raw and every muscle was sore and it was hard to think straight.
Quitting, for me, was not an option. I wanted to continue to play for my team and have no regrets for my senior season.
I may have not gotten the results I wanted but I’ve shown what I am willing to do to play with my brothers. I am extremely honored to say that I still was able earn an honorable mention for the Base Line league as an offensive tackle.
I would like to thank my coaches, teammates , and family for helping me through what felt like the toughest season of my life.