King's College Athletics

Career Highs:
Goals: N/A
Assists: 1 (at Penn College on 9/1/17)
Points: 1 (at Penn College on 9/1/17)

Awards:
MAC Academic Honor Roll (2015, 2016, 2017, 2018)

2018: Appeared in two of 16 games as a senior defender due to injury ... named to MAC Fall Academic Honor Roll ... King's had a 7-9 overall record and 3-4 mark in conference play

2017: Started and appeared in all 16 games as a junior defender ... Recorded first career point on first career assist in King's season-opening 3-1 victory at Penn College (9/1) ... named to MAC Fall Academic Honor Roll ... King's had a 8-6-2 overall record and 3-4 mark in conference play

2016: Started and appeared in 14 of 16 games as a sophomore defender ... Recorded one shot including one shot on goal in King's 1-0 loss at Lebanon Valley (9/24) ... named to MAC Fall Academic Honor Roll ... King's had a 7-8-1 overall record and 3-3-1 mark in conference play

2015: Started six games and appeared in 11 of 17 games as a freshman defender ... Recorded one shot in King's 6-0 victory over Summit (9/9) ... named to MAC Fall Academic Honor Roll ... King's had a 8-7-2 overall record and 3-2-2 mark in conference play falling at second-seeded DeSales 3-1 in the MAC Freedom Semifinal

PRIOR TO KING'S: Four-year starting center defender for the Tomahawks of Merrimack High School in Merrimack, New Hampshire ... graduated in 2015 as a four year member of the Honor Roll and a member of the National Honors Society as a junior and senior ... also was a four-year sprinter/hurdler/jumper for the indoor and outdoor track and field teams ... named a captain of the soccer team as a senior ... earned team MVP as a freshman and senior ... named to NHIAA Division 1 All-State First Team as a senior ... played in the Hampshire All-Star Senior Soccer Game and the Twin-State Soccer game vs Vermont as a senior ... helped lead the Tomahawks to a berth in the NHIAA Division 1 Tournament as a junior and senior ... named co-captain of the indoor and outdoor track and field teams as a junior and senior ... earned the Outdoor Track and Field Coaches Award as a senior ... placed 7th in the 2015 NH Division 1 State Indoor Track and Field meet in the 55m hurdles and was part of Merrimack's 4x200 meter relay record holding team ... qualified for the 2014 NH Division 1 State Outdoor Track and Field Meet in the triple jump and qualified for the 2015 NH Division 1 State Track and Field Meet in triple jump, long jump, and 300 meter hurdles ... helped lead the Tomahawks to an undefeated outdoor season as a senior ... played club soccer for Global Premier Soccer New Hampshire (GPS-NH) where she was a four-year captain

PERSONAL: Daughter of Brenda and Charles Smith ... has three older siblings, Charlie, Kayla, and Megan ... sister, Kayla (Class of 2013) was a multi event member of the track and field team at Division I University of New Hampshire ... sister, Megan (Class of 2014) was a 2014 Academic All-American as a midfielder on the women's soccer team at USCAA member New Hampshire Technical Institute ... an athletic training major ... chose King's over Westfield State University, University of New England, Endicott College, Merrimack College, and Roger Williams University because "I wanted to see a different part of the country and get out of New England. I had the ability to be an influential player on the King's College Women's Soccer Team and wanted to create a tradition and make history with this team. King's had the best Athletic Training Program out of all the schools I looked at and I fell in love with the caring community of the staff and students." ... after graduation she plans on pursuing a masters degree in athletic training .. her favorite two King's athletics memories are making the MAC Freedom tournament as a freshman and upsetting DeSales 1-0 as a junior where the Bulldogs missed a late PK to keep King's hopes of a postseason berth alive