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In 2006: Appeared in all 24 matches, starting 20...tied for second place on the team with 5 goals...posted five assists and totaled 15 points for the season...recorded a hat trick against Tennessee Tech, scoring three goals in the Lady Tigers' victory over the Golden Eagles...became just the eighth player in Clemson history to record a hat trick...it was only the 16th hat trick in Lady Tiger record books...scored the game winner in the ACC Tournament against Boston College on November 1...scored a goal in Clemson's 2-1 upset over #9 Wake Forest...posted two assists in the Lady Tigers' 3-2 victory over Duke...named to the ACC All-Tournament team...a member of the Honor Roll for the fall 2006 semester and the spring 2007 semester.
In 2005: Transferred from Iowa State University...fourth on the Cyclone team in goals with three, and tied for second in assists with three...scored two goals in wins over Oklahoma State and Oklahoma...had a goal in ISU's 3-1 victory vs. Kansas...dished out both assists in Iowa State's win at Iowa...assisted on ISU's first goal of the season vs. Purdue, notching the first point of her career.
Before College: Four year letterwinner in soccer...helped lead her team to the 2002 Colorado state championship...competed for the Colorado Rush Nike club team...her Colorado Rush team won the U-19 National Championship in 2006...captained the squad and earned state cup MVP honors in 2004...won three state cup club championships from 2002-04...placed second at the 2003 regional and earned a 2004 semifinal berth...member of the Colorado Olympic Development program team...named to the state pool three times and the regional pool once...competed in the 2005 Region V championships...coached in high school by Justin Rose and in club by Tim Schulz...also lettered in cross country...born May 12, 1987...majoring in health science.
Meghan Smith Clemson Career Statistics |
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| Year | GP-GS |
Shots |
Assists |
Goals |
G-W |
Points |
| 2006 | 24-20 |
36 |
5 |
5 |
1 |
15 |
