Logan Smith Season 2024

Career Highlights

• Pac-12 Champion (2022)
• College Cup appearance (2023)
• Pac-12 Fall Academic Honor Roll (2023)

As a Sophomore (2023)

• Pac-12 Fall Academic Honor Roll
• Appeared in three matches, starting one, while logging 123:04 minutes
• First career start came in the season opener at San Diego where she played 43 minutes (Aug. 17)
• Contributed 53 minutes in a 2-1 win at VCU (Sept. 7)

As a Freshman (2022) • Pac-12 Champions

• Appeared in 11 matches while logging 294:47 minutes
• Scored two goals and assisted on one more to total five points
• Compiled eight shots, putting four on frame, including a season-best two shots at Oregon State (Oct. 23) and vs. Utah (Oct. 27)
• First career goal came vs. San Diego (Sept. 15) and first career assist came in her collegiate debut vs. UC Santa Barbara (Aug. 28)
• Also scored a goal vs. San Jose State in the NCAA first round (Nov. 11)
• Played 30+ minutes in five of her 11 matches played

Prior to Stanford

• 2022 graduate of Boise High School in Boise, Idaho
• Competed for Boise Timbers Thorns
• Served as team captain in her final high school season
• Three-time All-State first team
• Three-time All-Conference first team
• Guided her high school to a pair of district championships and four consecutive state runner-up finishes
• 2020-21 Gatorade Player of the Year finalist
• Two-time Boise High Offensive Player of the Year
• 2021 Boise High MVP and 2018 Rookie of the Year
• Helped her club team to a pair of state titles
• State champion in cross country and track and field (800M, 4x800M, 4x400M)
• Four-time national champion in cross country skiing
• Qualified to represent the United States at the Youth Olympic Games in cross country skiing
• 2022 Gatorade Track Athlete of the Year
• Finished high school as the Idaho 800M state record-holder (2:09)

Personal

• Born in Boise, Idaho
• Daughter of Kristin and Stephen Smith
• Father played soccer at Duke where he was an Academic All-American and garnered Duke's Rookie of the Year and Defensive Player of the Year
• Mother rowed at Stanford before becoming Iron Man 70.3 age-group World Champion
• Has two siblings, Samantha and Tucker