Trigg County senior Kaylin Smith has been a member of the Trigg County Arrowcats since the fifth grade when she had the third-best score of all fifth grade girls at the NASP State Tournament. That success has continued as she won the middle school girls’ region title as a seventh grader and finished third at state. That same year she finished second in the middle school world championship.
Smith was second at both region and state as an eighth grader and finished third at the World Tournament.
She won the NASP Region Tournament as a junior and finished second last week.
In addition to being captain of the Arrowcats, she is president of the Trigg County FFA chapter and serves as an officer in TSA/STLP, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, and the National Honor Society.
Kaylin carries a 4.0 GPA and is in the Thoroughbred Academy as she prepares to major in AgriScience Technology at Murray State University.
