2018 Season: Second Team All-CACC – appeared and started in all 13 games as a middle – second on the team and sixth in the CACC with 23 goals scored on the season – led the team with 12 assists – finished fourth in the CACC and led the team with 105 shots taken on the year – collected 31 groundballs on the year and had eight caused turnovers – had a season-high five goals twice, first against Alderson Broaddus on March 27 and again in 12-8 win against Felician on April 14 – had a season-high four assists in 14-10 win over Davis & Elkins on March 29 – collected a season-high four groundballs three times throughout the season – won eight face-offs on the year – had at least one goal in 10 out of the 13 games played – finished with a .524 shot on goal percentage – finished with a total of 35 points.

At Ocean County: Two-year player at helped Ocean County College as a midfielder – helped lead the team to a 10-5 record as a sophomore, defeating Union County College for the NJCAA Region XIX Championship in four overtimes for the program’s first ever regional championship – appeared in 14 games as a sophomore, finishing third on the team with 21 goals and third on the team with 38 points – helped lead the Vikings to a 12-4 record as a freshman, falling in the Region XIX Championship – started all 16 games as a freshman, finishing third on the team with 37 goals and fourth with 46 points – went 15-of-23 in the face-off circle.

High School: Four-year letterwinner as a midfielder at Southern Regional High School – helped lead the team to the New Jersey Group 4 South championship as a sophomore and junior – team went 75-10 during his four years.

Personal: Chris T. Smith – son of Chris and Maria Smith – has a brother, Tyler – majoring in criminal justice at Wilmington University with aspirations of becoming a police office – from Manahawkin, N.J. – favorite athlete is JJ Watt – most played song on his iPod is Granger Smith’s Back Road Song – if he could date a celebrity, he would date Jennifer Aniston – if he could be someone else for a day, he would want to be Travis Pastrana – if he could be the head coach of a team for a year, he would want to coach the Denver Outlaws of the MLL – considers his dad his role model – favorite professional sports team is the Dallas Cowboys.