Adam Smith - 2015 - Football - Guilford College

Guilford College

2015 Football

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2015

D3football.com Third Team All-American
D3football.com First Team All-South
earned his third straight First Team All-ODAC award and joins just four other Quakers so honored in school history
set a number of league and school records in the finest of his four seasons
ranked second in the league with 89 receptions for 1,262 yards and 18 touchdowns, both conference highs
his 18 touchdown catches set a Guilford record and rank second in ODAC history
also sits second among Division III touchdown reception leaders through games of November 28
posted the second-highest receiving yards total in Guilford history with a figure that stands ninth nationally
ranks sixth in Division III in receiving yards (126.2) and receptions (8.9) per game
the team captain stands 17th nationally with a league-best 11.0 points per game average
captured two ODAC Offensive Player of the Week Awards this year and garnered his fourth career spot on the D3football.com / Scoutware Team of the Week
landed both honors after catching 10 passes for a school-record 253 yards (fifth in league history) and a career-best three touchdowns in the Quakers’ win over Shenandoah
was also named ODAC Offensive Player of the Week after making 11 grabs for 195 yards and three scores in Guilford’s Homecoming triumph over Averett University
had four games with 10 or more catches, seven with 100 or more receiving yards and six with at least two touchdowns
named team's Outstanding Senior

2014

started in all 10 games as a wide receiver
named to the D3football.com First Team All-South squad
earned First Team All-ODAC honors for the second year in a row
ranked third in Division III with a league-best 15 receiving touchdowns
made 52 catches for a team-high 1,072 yards and enjoyed five games of 100+ receiving yards
stood 10^th nationally with 107.2 receiving yards per contest and was 32^nd in scoring with 9.0 points per game
earned a spot on the D3football.com Team of the Week following his six-catch, 204-yard, three touchdown effort in the Quakers win over Catholic University

2013

started in all 10 games
had 41 catches
led the team with 780 yards receiving and eight touchdown grabs
earned First Team All-Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) honors
his best performance in a win came against Randolph-Macon College, when he recorded seven catches for a career-high 226 yards and three touchdowns

2012

Second Team All-ODAC
the lone freshman on either of the 2012 First- or Second-Team All-ODAC squads
named Guilford's Rookie of the Year
came to camp in August as a quarterback, but moved to receiver and had one of the best campaigns by a rookie pass-catcher in school history
led Guilford and ranked second in the conference with 65 receptions for 874 yards and five touchdowns
his 874 yards sit 12^th on the Quakers’ single-season list and his 65 catches rank 13^th
finished seventh in the ODAC with 92.8 all-purpose yards per game
had four games with over 100 receiving yards, including a league-best 190-yard showing (on 10 catches) versus Randolph-Macon, which earned him a spot on the D3football.com Team of the Week
caught a season-high two touchdowns at Randolph-Macon, including the game-winning score with 2:02 left in regulation
hauled in league-high 13 passes for 134 yards and a score Sept. 8 versus Methodist University, his second college contest
the 13 receptions stand 10^th in school history
had nine grabs for 170 yards in the Quakers’ season finale at Emory & Henry

Personal

was awarded the 2016 Nereus C. English Athletic Leadership Award, Guilford’s top athletics honor
awarded the 2016 Jack Jensen Ideal Student-Athlete Award at the annual athletics award program
eight-time member of Guilford's Student-Athlete Honor Roll
four-time dean's list student
three-time member of the Academic All-ODAC Team
served on the football team's Leadership Council four years
named to the National Football Foundation's (NFF) 2016 Hampshire Honor Society
lettered three years under coach Doug Illing
earned the Central Piedmont Conference's Co-offensive Player of the Year Award in 2011
played in the 2012 N.C. Coaches Association East-West All-Star Game
was the first quarterback in his school’s history to throw for 1,500 yards and run for 500 yards in the same season
helped the War Eagles to second-place in the 2010 state 4A playoffs as a defensive back
also lettered four years in track
earned all-conference recognition as a hurdler
also lettered in basketball
helped the War Eagles place second in the 2012 state 4A West Region
scholar-athlete throughout his four years
son of Matthew and Lisa Smith
minor in business

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