Christopher Newport University

2026 - Senior Season - Remained one of the nation's leading offensive threats while earning first-team All-American honors from USA Lacrosse Magazine ... Also was a third-team USILA All-American ... Hauled in first-team All-Conference accolades and was a second-team All-State and All-Region pick as well ... Led the NCAA and tied his own single-season school record with 84 goals ... That total also equaled the 20th-most by any player in collegiate lacrosse history ... Became just the third player in Division III history to lead the nation in goals in back-to-back seasons ... Ranked fourth in the NCAA with 12 man-up tallies as well ... Chipped in with a career-high 12 assists while finishing with 96 points, which marked the fifth-highest total in program history ... Registered nine game-winning goals, which was over twice as many as any other player in the Coastal Lacrosse Conference ... Also slotted third in the league with a .433 shooting percentage and second with a .732 shot-on-goal mark ... Scored at least once in all 22 games and had 19 multi-goal efforts, including 16 hat-tricks ... Erupted for seven goals in wins over Elizabethtown on January 30 and Ohio Northern on March 8 ... Those efforts equaled the fifth-highest single-game total in program history ... Posted seven points, including six goals, in nationally-ranked battles against No. 17 Stevenson on February 21 and No. 4 Lynchburg on March 13 ... Registered six strikes against Randolph-Macon on February 25 as well ... Opened the season with 16 consecutive multi-goal efforts, including eight straight hat-tricks from February 14 - March 13 ... Landed at least two goals in seven of the squad's 10 match-ups against top-25 foes, including five tallies in a triumph over No. 9 Gettysburg on February 14 ... Also landed four blows in wins over No. 12 Washington and Lee on February 18 and No. 14 Amherst on March 21 ... Kicked off the postseason with four more darts and a season-high three caused turnovers against Mary Washington in the semifinals of the Coastal Lacrosse Conference Tournament on April 29 ... Added two goals in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament against Pfeiffer on May 9 and recorded his final hat-trick of the year against No. 12 Wesleyan in the NCAA Quarterfinals on May 16 ... Notched his first career multi-assist effort during a five-point showcase against Franklin & Marshall on March 3 ... Secured two more helpers and five goals at Mary Washington on April 1 ... Honored as the Coastal Lacrosse Conference Offensive Player of the Week on February 16 and April 6 ... Pitched in with 36 ground balls and 12 caused turnovers during the year as well ... Had a season-high four rollers in the opener against Elizabethtown on January 30 ... Scooped up three on four other occasions, including a tilt with No. 1 Tufts on March 14 ... Kicked off the year as a unanimous Preseason All-American after earning second-team nods from USILA and USA Lacrosse Magazine and third-team plaudits from Inside Lacrosse ... Continued his stellar work in the classroom as well and received CSC Academic All-District honors for the second consecutive season and was honored as a USILA Scholar All-American.

2025 - Junior Season - Scored at a prolific rate while hauling in universal acclaim for his performance ... Was a third-team USA Lacrosse Magazine All-American and earned honorable mention accolades from USILA ... Also was a first-team All-State pick and a second-team All-Conference selection ... Led the NCAA with 84 goals, which also set a new school record and ranked 20th in the history of collegiate lacrosse ... Deposited 13 man-up goals, which also slotted first in the NCAA and tied the single-season program standard ... Boasted a .384 shooting percentage, which placed him first in the conference among players with at least 100 attempts ... Ranked fourth in the league and fifth on the school's all-time charts with 90 total points ... Landed four game-winning goals, including the clincher in the final minutes of a 12-11 win over Williams on March 26 ... Posted multiple goals in 21 of his 22 appearances, including 19 hat-tricks ... Kicked off the year with eight strikes in the opener against Hampden-Sydney on February 8, which equaled the third-highest single-game output in program lore ... Also had a pair of six-goal eruptions against Roanoke on March 8 and Mary Washington on April 16 ... Tied the single-game school record with three man-up goals against Montclair State on March 29 ... Pieced together an incredible run through the NCAA Tournament ... Opened the postseason with four goals against Grove City on May 10 ... Added five tallies against No. 16 Lynchburg in the Sweet 16 on May 11 before matching that total in the NCAA Quarterfinals against No. 8 Bowdoin on May 17 ... Tormented nationally-ranked competition throughout the year, including back-to-back four-goal efforts during the Mustang Classic against No. 8 Gettysburg on March 14 and No. 16 Lynchburg on March 15 ... Continued his mid-season masterpiece with a hat-trick against No. 1 Tufts on March 20 and four more daggers at No. 10 Washington and Lee on March 31 ... Also had three-goal blitzes at No. 18 Stevenson on February 22 and during the Coastal Lacrosse Conference Championship against No. 2 Salisbury on May 4 ... Averaged 3.7 goals while boasting a .359 shooting percentage in the squad's 10 battles against top-25 opponents during the year ... Handed out six assists, including one in three straight games from March 2-8 ... Added 33 ground balls and 11 caused turnovers as well ... Was equally impressive in the classroom and became the second Captain in program history to be named the Coastal Lacrosse Conference Scholar-Athlete of the Year ... Also received a spot on the Academic All-District Team.

2024 - Sophomore Season - Did not see game action during his second year at CNU.

2023 - Freshman Season - Quickly established himself as one of the top up-and-coming offensive talents on the team while helping the Captains reach the NCAA Final Four during his first collegiate campaign ... Led all first-year competitors with seven goals while averaging a strike per game during his debut season ... Erupted for a hat-trick at Mary Washington on April 22 ... Scored his first career goal on his first shot attempt at Stockton on April 15 ... Wrapped up the regular season with a dagger against Kean on April 29 ... Continued to contribute in the postseason, including another strike against the Cougars during the Coastal Lacrosse Conference Semifinals on May 5 ... Added a blast in the second round of the NCAA Tournament against Hope on May 12 as well ... Also saw action in a third-round victory against No. 7 Gettysburg on May 13 ... Finished the season with 14 total shots and put 11 on target ... Snagged five ground balls as well, including two in postseason action.

At Kent Island - Hauled in awards for his work with the Buccaneers ... Honored as the Maryland 2A State Player of the Year as a senior ... Also was celebrated as the Conference Player of the Year for his efforts ... Garnered All-League and All-State accolades as well ... Served as a captain and was named the Team MVP ... Helped lead the program to conference, district, and state championships in 2022 ... Also competed in golf and basketball ... Played for the Peninsula Lacrosse Club for four years as well.

Personal - Jameson Erin Smith is the son of Jason and Kathleen Smith ... Has an older brother, Jack, and an older sister, Jensen ... His father played lacrosse at UMBC, while his brother played at Randolph-Macon and Mount St. Mary's ... Alex Ovechkin is his favorite athlete, and Tame Impala is his favorite musical act ... Jayden Daniels is the person in history he would most like to meet ... His dream vacation would be a trip to Ibiza with the fellas ... Majoring in finance.