Awards |
Mountain West Academic All-Conference – 2022 |
Mountain West Scholar Athlete – 2022 |
Career Single-Game Bests
|
Stat Category |
Amount |
Date |
Opponent |
At-Bats |
5 |
3-18-2023 |
12 times |
Runs |
3 |
4-29-2023 |
4 times |
Hits |
4 |
4-24-2022 |
at UNLV |
RBIs |
4* |
4-9-2021 |
Florida State College at Jacksonville |
Doubles |
2* |
3-20-2021 |
4 times |
Triples |
1 |
4-23-2023 |
6 times |
Home Runs |
1 |
5-2-2023 |
12 times |
Walks |
2 |
4-29-2023 |
5 times |
Stolen Bases |
1 |
4-23-2023 |
6 times |
Putouts |
13* |
3-8-2021 |
Lake-Sumter State College |
Assists |
2 |
4-7-2023 |
6 times |
*-Indicates amount was achieved during career at St. Johns River State College (2021).
In second season with the Lobos played in 28 games while making 20 starts behind the plate…batted .271 in 70 at-bats…had three doubles, three triples, and five home runs on the way to a slugging percentage of .508…reached base at a clip of .388…totaled 13 RBIs and 17 runs scored…drew 16 walks and led the team with 10 hit by pitch against just 17 strikeouts…stole two bases in two attempts…posted a perfect 1.000 fielding percentage in 130 chances behind the plate…had a season-high three hits on April 23 at Air Force…had five multi-RBI games…had a season-high eight total bases on April 23 at Air Force…had a season-high nine putouts on two occasions…had a season-high two assists on five occasions…reached base in 18 consecutive games from Feb. 24-May 6…had a seven-game hitting streak…named a CSC academic all-district selection.
In first season with the Lobos hit .286 with three home runs and 18 RBIs…suited up in 32 games and logged 63 at-bats…added three doubles and two triples for a slugging percentage of .540…had a season-high four hits and six RBIs on April 24 at UNLV…academic all-conference selection…named a Mountain West Scholar Athlete.
In second collegiate season played 49 games and hit .294 with four home runs and 28 RBIs…ranked second on the team with 15 doubles…was a perfect 4-for-4 in stolen base attempts…posted an OPS of .887…ranked second on the team with 36 runs scored…posted a .980 fielding percentage in a team-high 306 chances…had a season-high four RBIs on April 9 against Florida State College at Jacksonville.
New Hanover High School (Class of 2019) |
Helped team to back-to-back state championships in 2018 and 2019…graduated in the top-10 percent of his class in the spring of 2019…committed more than 80 volunteer hours.
Smith on choosing UNM: “I loved the coaches and felt like this was the best place to succeed on and off the field.”