2017
In her final season as a Marauder, Hannah contributed to six shutouts and a very successful season. She logged 1753 minutes in the net and started all 19 games of the season. She totaled 74 saves on the season and a 0.771 save percentage.
2016
In her first season with the Marauders, Hannah played in 11 games and started in 9 of those games. She logged a total of 814 minutes in the net.
PRIOR TO UMARY
University of Mary Women's Soccer found a golden keeper from the "Golden State" with the signing of
Hannah Smith. Hannah is an athletic goalkeeper that is very comfortable with the ball at her feet and vocally commands the game. Hannah comes to U-Mary from Sacramento, California, and is a transfer student from the Folsom Lake College Falcons. She is a very smart and technically sound keeper that will bring a lot of experience to the Marauders.
Hannah helped backstop a very successful campaign in which the Falcons finished atop their league and made a run into the post-season this past fall. Hannah collected a lot of accolades in her time between the pipes at Mira Loma High School, where she was voted the Most Valuable Defensive Player her junior year and the Team MVP her senior year. Hannah also earned second team all-league as a senior. She played club soccer for River City United and in the WPSL for Primero De Mayo of the Pacific North Conference.
Very involved in her community, Hannah has attended her church's annual Mexicali mission trip every year and volunteers as a leader at her church's annual Vocation Bible School. Hannah works Folsom Top Soccer events and volunteers as a buddy to help athletes with special needs play soccer in a fun learning environment. Hannah has also completed her International Studies Program from her High School.
Hannah is the daughter of Robert and Patricia Smith and has two siblings, Jennifer and Jeremy Smith. Hannah plans to study Wildlife Management and Conservation Biology while she is at the University of Mary.
