141 carries, 1809 yards, 23 TD, 12.83 yards per carry

13-0 team record
87.29 Strength Index
59.74 Opponents’ Strength Index
#1 seed in Non-public, Group B
Group I State Champion
Forced to sit out 4 games due to NJSIAA senior transfer rules

Other stats: 7 receptions, 96 yards, 1 TD; 53 tackles (32 solo), 5 tackles for loss, 1 interception

Best game: 20 carries, 402 yards, 4 TD, 20.1 yards per carry in 56-14 victory vs. Cedar Grove during Group I State final

Worst game: 16 carries, 71 yards, 2 TD, 4.44 yards per carry in 40-10 victory at Cinnaminson

After transferring from Hammonton to Glassboro in the offseason, Kenny Smith Kenny Smith 5'11" | 175 lbs | RB Glassboro | 2025 State NJ had to sit out four games. The result led to a 141 carry, 1809 yard, 23 touchdown senior season and a Group I state championship. Moreover, Smith capped his career not only with a state title, but the game of a lifetime.

Single-handedly ensuring that his team would not be denied, Smith ran for 402 yards and 4 scores on 20 carries. Of these runs, Smith had a 60-yard score and two, 80-yard scores – one of which was the first play from scrimmage in the second half.

As he calls it a career, Smith has career totals of 717 carries, 5383 yards, and 63 touchdowns.

second play, 2nd possession, crosser, cb said in 2 flat, score 8 to 7 g boro #13 hit

Kenny Smith Kenny Smith 5'11" | 175 lbs | RB Glassboro | 2025 State NJ unforgettably ended his high school career. In the Group 1 championship game against Cedar Grove, Smith ran 20 times for an incredible 402 yards and four touchdowns. His dominant performance helped Glassboro secure its first state title in program history. Known as one of the most decorated running backs in New Jersey, Smith displayed his entire skill set—grinding out tough yards with physicality and contact balance while remaining a constant home-run threat. A model of consistency throughout his career, Smith will be taking his talents to Pitt in January.

Kenny Smith Kenny Smith 5'11" | 175 lbs | RB Glassboro | 2025 State NJ rose to the occasion for Glassboro with a division title on the line, solidifying his reputation as one of South Jersey’s top backs. Though he faced challenges with ball security, recording three fumbles, he still made a massive impact as a runner and receiver. 

Smith scored 159 rushing yards on 15 attempts, highlighted by an explosive 71-yard touchdown run that showcased his breakaway speed. His versatility extended into the passing game, where he turned a screen pass into a 45-yard touchdown, ultimately sealing the victory for Glassboro and securing the division title. 

The Pitt commit proved he can be a dual-threat asset, excelling on the ground and as a pass-catcher. Still, with high stakes, ball security remains an area for improvement.

Kenny Smith Kenny Smith 5'11" | 175 lbs | RB Glassboro | 2025 State NJ recently moved from Hammonton to Glassboro. He has been one of the most consistent backs in New Jersey. Over the past two seasons, Kenny rushed for over a thousand yards each year. Now, he’s joining a new team loaded with talent. This should allow him to be more dynamic. Kenny is a complete back. He has the speed to take it the distance and the strength to break tackles. Standing at 5’11” and weighing 175 pounds, he also shows impressive elusiveness. Kenny holds offers from Pitt, Leigh, Yale, and other schools. This season, he should excel at a higher level than before. I expect Kenny to have his best season yet.