“My mom tore her meniscus last year, and even though it hurts, she always pushes through it and tries her best to get better every day. “Two people that inspire me are my parents, Rosa and Rigoberto Zavala, because they always work hard for everything,” Zavala said. However, a majority of Zavala’s motivation and drive comes from his two biggest inspirations, his parents. Zavala’s family is a priority for him, and he has two siblings-a brother, Jonathan Zavala, 12, and a sister, Desiree Zavala, 6. I’m not sure what I’ll do in the future, but I do see myself working as a coach.” “I really don’t care what college I go to, but I would love to go to the College of Southern Idaho or Boise State. “I want to go to college and play a sport, coach, or go into a culinary program,” Zavala said. As he looks to the future, he sees himself in a leadership role, such as coaching, because of his current work with the Blaine County Recreation District summer camp, as well as his love for sports, like running and basketball. Zavala, who has a 2.8 GPA, will be a senior this upcoming fall, and has a passion for U.S.
“My greatest memory as a high school student is maybe when I won the ‘most inspirational’ cross-country runner of the year.” “I love both of them because I love running and competing against others,” Zavala said. A large portion of his time is devoted to Wood River High School’s cross-country and track teams.
Born and raised in the Wood River Valley, Sebastian Zavala is involved in various sports, and with academic opportunities and family matters.
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