Monmouth University Athletics

Consummate utility player... Will see action at third base, shortstop bat the outfield in right... Fleet-footed, solid baserunner... Possesses all-conference skills and tremendous work ethic.

2003 (Junior): Started 43 games as a junior for the Hawks, including 39 at shortstop... Also started two games at second base and two at designated player... Ranked fifth on the squad with a .258 batting average... Ranked third on the team with 13 runs batted in... Went 32-of-124 at the plate... Successful on four of five stolen base attempts... Drew 12 walks, second on the squad... Ranked fourth on the squad with a .324 on-base percentage... Started season by going 5-of-10 at the plate with two walks, two runs scored and two RBI in Monmouth's first four games... Went 1-of-1 with three walks, one run scored and one RBI vs. Ohio (3/14)... Batted 2-of-3 with one run in lone game vs. Princeton (3/28)... Hit 3-of-8 with one run scored and one RBI in doubleheader vs. CCSU (4/5)... Went 11-of-30 with four runs and five RBI between April 13 and April 19... Hit 2-of-6 with one double and two RBI in doubleheader vs. Wagner (4/27)... Batted 3-of-4 in second game of Columbia doubleheader (4/30).

Brookdale Community College: Played two seasons at Brookdale Community College in Lincroft, N.J., under Coach Bo Scannapieco... Led Jersey Blues to a 47-9 overall record and a Junior College Division III National Championship... Led squad to a 21-0 league record in winning the Garden State Athletic Conference title and 21-0 region record to claim the Region XIX title in 2002... Tabbed first-team Junior College Division III All-America, All-Region XIX and All-GSAC... Posted a .420 batting average with 19 doubles, six triples, one homerun and 36 runs batted in... Also had 75 runs scored and 23 stolen bases? Also led squad to a GSAC title and Region XIX crown as a freshman.

High School: Four year letter-winner at Central Regional High School in Bayville, N.J.

Personal: Daughter of James and Deborah Smith... Born December 9, 1981... Majoring communications.