At just 14 years old, Seth Ingram is making waves in both sports and leadership roles at Anchorage Public School. Born and raised in Anchorage, Seth thrives in his close-knit community alongside his supportive family, including his parents, Suzanne and Matthew, and his siblings Maria (18) and Max (16). 

Seth's journey into sports and extracurricular activities began early on. In first grade, he stepped onto the basketball court and discovered a passion that would shape his adolescent years. His family's love for basketball became infectious and Seth found himself immersed in the sport alongside his siblings.

Cross country entered Seth's life in fifth grade, offering him a chance to embrace the camaraderie of team sports once more. After taking a break, Seth returned to cross country this year, eager to reconnect with friends and relive the thrill of competition.

Beyond athletics, Seth is a dedicated member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) leadership team. For the past two years, he has served as a beacon of leadership within the group, inspiring his peers with his integrity and commitment.

When asked about his experiences, Seth emphasizes the joy of building friendships and creating lasting memories in his activities. Despite the busy schedule that comes with sports, school, and leadership roles, Seth maintains a balance by cherishing each moment and finding happiness in his pursuits.

A true testament to Seth's character is his admiration for his parents. He credits them for instilling in him the values of hard work and determination, and for constantly encouraging him to strive for excellence in all aspects of his life.

Looking ahead, Seth's future is filled with promise. While his plans after high school are still unfolding, one thing is certain: Seth's dedication, leadership, and passion will continue to guide him toward success.