Smith is a complete athlete on the court as she has a lot of tools she can work with to make a big impact in different ways. Her effort as a primary outside hitter has been impressive given her background as a setter and ball control contributor. As an attacker on the outside pin, she is skilled in her footwork and crafty with her arm, which added to her ability to maintain her role as a primary passer. TVC 16 Black arrived at day three in contention for the championship bracket after going 3-3 through Thursday’s action.

Assuming the primary setting role for Ross in her sophomore season, Smith dished 619 total assists for a 7.4 a/s average. The Little Giants earned just over 10 kills per frame as a group as Smith was instrumental in helping establish a core trio of arms that averaged between two and three kills each individually. She pursues the ball well with good footwork and high hands that create good touch and extension through multiple locations. Defensively, she also provided 7.4 digs per match to establish herself as a as a veteran going forward and a key piece for this program’s future.