Gannon University Athletics

2017: Smith returns as one of Gannon’s starters at right side hitter as a redshirt senior.

2016: Saw action in 34 matches, starting 23 … named a Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Scholar-Athlete … selected to the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) All-Atlantic Region first team … named to the All-PSAC Northwest Division second team … ranked sixth among PSAC players in blocks per set (0.84) and seventh in hitting percentage (.284) … finished third among Lady Knights in kills per set (2.64), blocks per set and points per set (3.10) … named PSAC Northwest Division Player of the Week twice … earned the first honor after producing 50.5 points, 41 kills, 18 digs and 18 blocks during a perfect 4-0 season-opening weekend at the Tony Banner Invitational … opened the season with eight kills and a season-high seven digs during a 3-2 victory against Cedarville … took home the award again after recording 27 kills and 30.5 points during a sweep of home matches against Edinboro and Slippery Rock … hit .407 in 54 attacks during the award-winning week … reached double digits in kills 13 times … totaled a season-high 17 kills with no errors in 25 attacks during a 3-1 win against Concord, hitting .680 as a result … generated season-bests in blocks (8) and points (20) to go along with 16 kills during a sweep of Pitt-Johnstown in the PSAC championship match … hit .615 during a sweep of Mercyhurst, finishing with nine kills and one error in 13 attempts … netted double-digit points in a match 18 times … began the NCAA Tournament with 10 kills during a 3-2 victory against Fairmont State.

2015: Played in 25 matches, starting nine … saw action in 75 sets … reached double digits in kills four times … fired a season-high 11 kills during a 3-1 victory against Shippensburg … added 10 kills against Dowling (N.Y.), California (Pa.) and Indiana (Pa.) … generated a .625 attack percentage during a 3-1 win against Millersville with five kills and no errors in eight attempts … had at least five kills in a match 14 times … posted a season-high six digs to go along with six kills and four blocks during a 3-0 sweep of Stonehill (Mass.) … blocked multiple attempts 14 times … recorded a season-best five blocks during home victories against Mercyhurst and Edinboro … added a season-high 12.5 points and nine kills against the Fighting Scots … reached double digits in points six times.

2014: Saw action in 21 matches during her first season at Gannon, starting two … played in 36 sets … named a PSAC Scholar-Athlete … recorded her first career kill, dig and point against Walsh … opened the season with 11 kills during her first three appearances, including six against Adelphi (N.Y.) … hit .357 against East Stroudsburg, producing a season-high seven kills in 14 attacks ... had five kills and a season-high three assists at Cheyney … recorded multiple digs against Cheyney and Lock Haven … blocked multiple attempts against Wayne State (Mich.) and Shippensburg … generated at least five points in a match four times, including a season-best seven against East Stroudsburg.

High School: Played for head coach Cherisse Rehman at Churchville-Chili (N.Y.) High School ... attended the USA Volleyball Camp-High Performance ... named to the All-Greater Rochester honorable-mention team … was a two-time Monroe County All-League selection, being named to the first team as a senior and second team as a junior ... awarded Most Improved Player as a freshman and sophomore ... achieved honor roll status each quarter.

Personal: Physical Therapy major … has three brothers and one sister … is the daughter of Lisa and Todd.

Career Highs
Kills: 17 vs. Concord, 9/9/16
Attempts: 37 vs. West Chester, 11/5/16
Hitting Percentage (Min. 2 kills per set): .680 (4 SP, 17 K, 0 E, 25 AT) vs. Concord, 9/9/16
Assists: 3 at Cheyney, 9/19/14
Digs: 7 vs. Merrimack, 9/3/16; vs. Cedarville, 9/2/16
Block Solos: 2 vs. Edinboro, 11/7/15; at Mercyhurst, 11/3/15
Block Assists: 8 vs. Pitt-Johnstown, 11/19/16
Total Blocks: 8 vs. Pitt-Johnstown, 11/19/16
Points: 20 vs. Pitt-Johnstown, 11/19/16