Sierra Smith-Hart

Class:
Freshman
High School:
The Hill Academy
Hometown:
Whitby, Ont.

High School: Lettered five years in lacrosse... Played club lacrosse for the Orangeville Northmen... Also lettered in basketball and badminton... Has played for Canadian national team since 2006... Currently selected to Women's Canadian Lacrosse training team for World Cup 2009... Played in U19 World Cup in Peterbrough 2007... Top scorer for team Canada at U19 Field Lacrosse World Cup 2007... Two time MVP in lacrosse tournament in Australia... Member Eastern Regional Developmental squad 2004... Player for provincial team - Team Ontario 2002-2005... Selected to cup of Nations Roster 2005... Game MVP Summer Slam Tourney 2003... Youngest player 2002 and 2003... Rep level - 2006 Silver Medalist Provincial Championship... 2005 Provincial Champions... 2005 and 2006 Regional Champions... Only female to compete on Boys Box Lacrosse team, winning Provincial `B' championship in 2001... Starting boxing in 2005... Novice Jr. Women's lightweight Provincial Champion 2006... Won a Gold Medal in Harry Garry Basketball Tournament... Team ranked fourth in Province of Ontario in 2005... Won numerous provincial tournaments from 1999-2005.

Personal: Born Sierra Nicole Smith-Hart on December 6, 1989... Parents are April Hart and Marcus Smith... Majoring in sociology.

Q&A with Sierra: Athletic goal at U of L is to reach her potential... Post-college ambition is to become a high-performance athletic trainer... Two reasons she chose U of L are the athletic administration support and the school spirit... Best moment of her athletic career was stepping onto the field at the U19 2007 World Cup and looking into full stands before the first draw...After her U of L career is over, she would like to be remembered as a person who was fun to be around and play with... Advice she would give a young player is to play hard and have fun... Proudest moment of her life was representing Canada at the U19 World Cup... Friends would describe her as crazy, in a funny weird way... Earliest sports memory is getting smoked in a boys box lacrosse game and getting winded for about ten minutes... Role model is her mother.