Wheaton College (MA)

2025 SEASON: Tabbed to the New England Women's & Men's Athletic Conference Second Team All-Conference Team … Named to the New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference Academic All-Conference Team ... Selected to the New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference Spring All-Sportsmanship Team … Started all 17 games for the Lyons … One of the best all-around players in the NEWMAC on the season … Ranked second on the team with 38 points … Tallied 24 goals and 14 assists … Led the Lyons scoring eight free-position goals … Placed second on the team with a .490 shot percentage … Scooped up a team-high 41 ground balls … Recorded a team-best 25 caused turnovers … Led the team with 67 draw controls, which ranked as the seventh-most draw controls in a single season in program history … Was the only player in the conference to rank among the top six in both ground balls and draw controls per game … Averaged 2.41 ground balls per contest and 3.94 draw controls per outing to rank sixth among league leaders in both categories … Notched at least one point in all but three matches … Recorded eight multigoal games on the season … Posted four matches with at least a hat trick … Tallied a career-high six points with a personal-best four goals and two assists against Worcester State on March 10 … Netted four goals the following match against Johnson & Wales University (R.I.) on March 12 … Recorded five points with three goals and a pair of assists against Mount Holyoke College on March 29 … Netted three goals with an assist against Clark University on March 15 … Tied a career-high five ground balls against Emmanuel College (Mass.) on March 19 and Babson College on April 16 … Tallied a career-high four caused turnovers against Johnson & Wales (R.I.) on March 12 and Springfield College on April 5 … Registered a career-high nine draw controls against Mount Holyoke College on March 29 … Named to the New England Women's & Men's Athletic Conference Women's Lacrosse Defensive Athlete of the Week on March 17 for combining to tally 14 points with 11 goals and three assists, while adding nine draw controls, four ground balls, and five caused turnovers in a 3-0 week against Worcester State University, Johnson & Wales University (R.I.), and Clark University.

2024 SEASON: Named to the New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference Academic All-Conference Team ... Selected to the Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Association Division III Academic Honor Roll … Started all 18 games for the Lyons ... Ranked third on the team in draw controls, collecting 51 on the season ... Scored 11 goals and added 8 assists for 19 points ... Finished the season with a .579 shooting percentage ... Collected 19 ground balls and added 7 caused turnovers ... Tallied a season-high four points with three goals and an assist against Lycoming College on March 12 … Netted two goals against Salve Regina University on April 10 … Collected a season-high four ground balls to go along with a season-best seven draw controls against Wellesley College on April 3 … Tallied a season-most three caused turnovers against Lycoming College on March 12.

2023 SEASON: Named to the New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference Academic All-Conference Team ... Saw time in 18 games, starting all of them ... Ranked fourth on the team collecting 24 on the season ... Also placed fourth on the team in caused turnovers, forcing 14 on the season … Collected a season-high five ground balls against Clark University on March 18 … Also registered a season-high two draw controls in four matches.

2022 SEASON: Saw time in 17 games, making 16 starts ... Scored seven goals and had six assists for 13 points ... Ranked sixth on the team in ground balls, collecting 27 of them ... Registered two draw controls and caused eight turnovers … Made her collegiate debut on February 22 against Roger Williams University … Scored her first collegiate goal in the Lyons victory over Southern Maine University on March 4 ... Tallied a season-high four points with two goals and a pair of assists against Clark University on March 19.

BEFORE WHEATON: Graduated from Messalonskee High School in 2021 ... Three-year letterwinner in lacrosse in addition to earning two in golf and one in basketball for the Eagles ... Named the Kennebec Valley Conference Lacrosse Player of the Year following her senior season for Messalonskee High School and earned Honorable Mention accolades as a first year and was a Second Team selection as a sophomore ... Led the Eagles lacrosse team to an undefeated campaign as a senior ... Tabbed to the KVC Academic All-Conference Team ... Earned High Honors with Distinction from MHS and was a recipient of the Student of the Month Award ... Member of National Honors Society and was elected Class President at Messalonskee High School ... Member of Student Council and Student Leadership Team at MHS ... Received the Maine Principal's Association Award at MHS.

PERSONAL: Born March 30, 2003 ... Majoring in Neuroscience at Wheaton and would like to pursue a career as a Sports Psychologist ... Daughter of Kerry and TJ Smart ... Has a sibling named Hunter ... Her Mother, Kerry, competed in cross country and track & field for the University of Maine and her Father, TJ, played football for UMaine ... Chose to play lacrosse at Wheaton because the athletic community is like a big family and she could tell from her first conversations with Coach Kiablick that Wheaton was exactly what she was looking for when looking for a school.