Hall of Fame
One of the most decorated divers in Husson men's swimming & diving program history, Tim Smith '16, '16G dove from 2014-2015 after transferring from the University of Maine.
As a junior, Smith won both the Great Northeast Athletic Conference and New England Intercollegiate Swimming & Diving Association one-meter titles, while his winning point total of 441.90 from the GNAC invitational meet still stands today as the highest point total award to a driver in the history of the conference meet - at the time of his induction. He also qualified for the National Collegiate Athletics Association Division III Diving Regionals during his junior campaign but decided not to participant in the meet.
Smith concluded his outstanding driving career by capturing his second-consecutive GNAC and New England titles during the 2014-2015 season. After winning his second-consecutive NEISDA one-meter diving championship with a score of 460.95, outdistancing the runner-up by over 48 points, Smith was named the association’s diver of the meet.
During his two-year career at Husson, Smith earned All-GNAC and All-New England honors on two occasions. He also was named Husson University men’s swimming & diving’s Eagle Award recipient twice.
Off the board, Smith was named to the GNAC all-academic squad twice.
Smith was the first swimmer or driver in either the men’s or women’s programs to win an individual New England title. At the time of his induction, Smith held the men’s school records for one-meter diving five dive (166.55 pts.), six-dive (263.05 pts.) and the 11-dive (460.95 pts.) programs.
Smith was the first member of the Husson women’s or men’s swimming & diving programs to be inducted into the Husson University Sports Hall of Fame.
The senior captain earned a bachelor of science in hospitality & tourism management and a master’s degree in business administration from Husson in 2016.
A native of Bangor, Maine, Smith attended Bangor High School.
