Millersville

2016 (Game-by-Game): Was a crucial defensive player, totaling 1,361 minutes, second among defenders and fourth on the team…Started 20 games, and played in 21 of the 22 that the Marauders had over the course of the season…Did not have many shots because of her position, but of the four she had all were on goal…Was a huge work horse, playing every minute of nine of the last ten games, and even in the game where she didn’t play the whole thing, had 85 minutes of the 89 minute contest…Played the entire game 16 different times…Helped the team go 16-4 in games she played in... Named PSAC Scholar-Athlete.

2015 (Game-by-Game): Served as an important back-up for one of the best defenses in the history of NCAA Division II field hockey…Played over 200 minutes on the season…Played in 11 games, and started in three of them…Played all 70 minutes in the victory over Mercyhurst…Recorded two shots on the year, with one of them on goal.

2014 (Game-by-Game): Appeared in six games on defense including the NCAA Championship game against LIU Post and the PSAC Championship game against West Chester...Played a career-high 24 minutes against Newberry on Sept. 14.

2013: Missed the season with a foot injury.

High School: Totaled six varsity letters in field hockey and lacrosse...High school teammate of fellow Marauder Margaret Thorwart...Helped field hockey team to two Mid-Penn Commonwealth Division titles and a Mid-Penn Championship...Team reached PIAA AAAA Semifinals in 2011 and quarterfinals in 2012...Team was District 3 runner-up in 2011...Named All-Mid-Penn Commonwealth Honorable Mention in field hockey and lacrosse...Two-time defensive MVP and winner of Leadership Award in lacrosse...Served as team captain...Recipient of Rachel Guss Award for love, support and dedication to her field hockey teammates...Received United States Marine Corps Distinguished Athlete Award.

Personal: Daughter of Don and Kim Smith...Father played lacrosse at West Chester...Mother graduated from Shippensburg...Has one older brother...Majoring in speech communication.