Kayla Winn Character Analysis

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Shy doesn’t mean you don’t have a personality, and being a cheerleader doesn’t mean you want to be the center of attention.

20 year old Kayla Winn in high school was self described as the preppy girl, but quickly explained how she does not fit into that specific box. Winn what born and raised in Southern California in a yours mine and ours family, her and her twin being the ours and the youngest. Having a family so passionate about sports it's no surprise Winn played many throughout her life. From water polo to volleyball sports are in the Winn blood. Sports announcer hopeful Winn enjoys watching athletics as much as she does participating.

Seeing this collage junior sitting in class you might not notice her at first. Winn explained how

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