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Home > Women's Diving Recruiting > Minnesota > Willmar, MN > Willmar High School > Sophia Smith

Sophia Smith '23 Recruiting Profile

Willmar High SchoolWillmar, MNWomen's Diving

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Height5'2"

Weight115lbs

Age21

Primary Position1m Springboard

Secondary Position3m Springboard

1m 6 Dive Score195

1m 11 Dive Score395

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Personal Statement

Hello! I am Sophia Smith, although I go by Sophie. I have been diving for 3 years now and have a large passion for diving. I am also a gymnast but because of injuries it’s hard to continue pounding on the floor.

Our team has been coach less my whole diving career. the closest we’ve gotten to a coach is our beloved swim coach that tells us to ride the board. Of course it helps but the popular piece of advice can only do so much.

I want to continue diving in college because I believe I have not lived up to my true potential with diving. I want to be able to express the talent that is hidden underneath my skin on the board.

Thank you!