Guilford College

2012

• played and started all games at first base
• had a .400 hitting average with 45 runs scored and 51 runsbatted in (RBI)
• had 62 hits, 14 doubles, four triples, and 13 home runs, whichled the team in every category
• his 13 homers ranked third in NCAA Division III in 2012
• his 51 RBIs stand second in Guilford history and21^st in the nation
• his .794 slugging percentage led the conference ranked eighthin Division III and third in school history
• had 14 games with at least two RBI or more and 18 multiple-hitcontests
• named ODAC’s Baseball Hitter of the Week Feb. 20 afterhelping Guilford to a pair of wins with six hits, including threehomers
• had two homers and four RBI against Maryville College Feb.18
• also had five RBI a week later against Southern VirginiaUniversity
• Apr. 15 against Eastern Mennonite University, he was 3-for-6with a double, triple, homer and six RBI
• only made three errors in 390 chances in his first year atfirst base
• he had a .992 fielding percentage, which ranks 12^thin school history
• set the school record with 373 putouts
• enjoyed a 12 game hitting streak
• Rawlings All-South Region honors from the American BaseballCoaches' Association

2011

• played in 40 games at Western Carolina University with 25starts, including 20 in left field
• hit .208 with two homers, two doubles and 13 RBI
• had five steals in seven attempts
• enjoyed five two-hit games and had a five-game hitting streaklater in the year
• had a career-high four RBI vs. Morehead State

Personal

• member of Guilford's Spring 2012 Student-Athlete Academic HonorRoll
• transferred to Guilford in January 2012 from Western CarolinaUniversity
• earned All-Star honors as a member of the Carolina-VirginiaCollegiate League champion Kernersville Bulldogs
• lettered four years under coach Chris Causey at WesternGuilford High School
• earned all-state recognition three times
• named Triad 3-A Conference player of the year three years in arow
• earned all area recognition and area of the year player
• hit at least .320 in four high school seasons, including .561as a senior
• graduated with a school-record 28 home runs
• helped the Hornets to three conference titles
• played eight years  for the North Carolina BaseballAcademy Golden Spikes
• helped the Golden Spikes to a state championship and finishedninth in the nation
• son of Gary and Sallie Smith
• nephew of Guilford professor Garland Granger
• cousin of Western Carolina pitcher Jordan Smith