Name: Conrad Smith.
Club: Caledonia AIA Fire (Trinidad, Mar-2006 to present).
Date of Birth: 12-Apr-1982.
Position: Midfielder.
Previous Clubs: Caledonia AIA Fire (Trinidad), Calgary Mustangs (Canada, 14-May-2004 to Sept-2004), Toronto Lynx (Canada, Apr-2005 to 07-Jun-2005), San Juan Jabloteh (Trinidad, Oct-2005 to Dec 2005).
School: Malick Senior Comprehensive (Trinidad).
T&T Senior Debut: August, 3rd, 2001, aganist Kuwait where he also scored a goal on his debut. Smith had a training stint with MLS team Dallas Burn in March of 2002 but fail to earn a contact. Smith former clubs Caledonia AIA and Arima Fire, the clubs which share the Larry Gomes Stadium in Arima, joined forces (merged) to form Arima Morvant Fire in 2004 and then in 2005 the club was again renamed to Caledonia AIA Fire. In 2006 his club will be known as "Neal & Massy Caledonia AIA Fire". Though most of his play for his team came from the midfield position, Smith still managed to finished the 2007 Pro League season with 7 goals to his name. Smith is a cool finisher, has the ability to finish clinically in front of goal and is also capable in playing the midfield role pretty well. In March 2008 Smith will head to Major League Soccer clubs San Jose Earthquakes and FC Dallas on a trial spells with the hope to sign a deal.

Conrad Smith joins the Toronto Lynx.

Media & Public Relations, Toronto Lynx SC.
06-Apr-2005 - The Lynx have announced the penning of Trinidad and Tobago international striker, Conrad Smith for the 2005 season. Smith spent the 2004 USL First Division season with the Calgary Mustangs, where he lead the team with 6 goals and also recorded 2 assists in 22 games. After spending the off-season training with the T&T national team in their successful campaign to qualify for the 2005 Gold Cup, Smith will be expected to partner with record setting striker, Ali Gerba, to spearhead the Lynx attack. Smith will join the Lynx upon approval of his international clearance from Trinidad and Tobago.
"After having a very good rookie season in the A-League, I'm looking for Conrad to solidify himself as a top striker," says new Lynx Head Coach, Hubert Busby. "I believe we now have one of the best striking tandems in the league."
Smith began his international career scoring in his first match versus Kuwait at the four-nations tournament in Shanghai, China in 2001 and has since represented Trinidad and Tobago 24 times at the international level, scoring 9 goals. Before making his North American professional debut, Smith enjoyed success with Caledonia Fire AIA of the Trinidad and Tobago Pro League and has had several training stints with MLS clubs.

'Tiger' and Smith train with MetroStars.

By Shaun Fuentes.
17-Mar-2005 - Trinidad and Tobago international duo Leslie "Tiger" Fitzpatrick and Conrad Smith have been training with the New York/New Jersey MetroStars during their preseason tour of the Caribbean island.
Fitzpatrick who recently broke in the T&T senior team has had interest from some MLS teams including the MetroStars and having gotten his international release from the Atlanta Silverbacks this week, he should now be eligible to line up for the New York side in Friday's friendly against Vibe CT 105 W Connection at the Manny Ramjohn Stadium on Friday.
Smith meantime, scorer of T&T's first goal in a recent 3-2 win over Barbados in the Digicel Caribbean Cup, has also caught the eye of the visitors and has been training under coach Bob Bradley. Both are in training with the view of possible deals from the visiting club which came to T&T as part of an agreement when they signed national striker Cornell Glen last year.
The MetroStars came from behind twice to edge CL Financial San Juan Jabloteh 3-2 on Tuesday at the Hasely Crawford Stadium.

Conrad Smith hits form for Calgary.

By: Shaun Fuentes.
11-Aug-2004 - Former Malick Senior Comprehensive player Conrod Smith has become a favourite with Canadian A-League side Calgary Mustangs since joining them in May.
At first, Smith who was spotted at home by a coach attending a Concacaf seminar at the Dr Joao Havelange Centre of Excellence, Macoya, had difficult adjusting to the conditions with the Canadian-based club whose home ground is close to 30,000 feet above sea level. But now he’s the toast of the club with six goals to his name.
His latest goals came in a 4-3 win over the Milwaukee Wave United last Friday.
“At first I was struggling to settle down but after some heavy pressure from the coach things started going my way and I’m happy to say that I have been doing good for the club,” he said. Conrad Smith was also named to one A-League “Team of the Week.”
Smith’s form earned him a call up from coach Bertille St Clair for today’s friendly against Guatemala and he’s hoping to continue from his last appearance for the senior team in which he scored in a 2-2 draw with Bermuda in February.
“I keep telling everyone at the club that good performances for them is what will get me on the national team and by doing well for my country is also a plus for the club. So my aim is to perform well and earn my spot,” said the 22-year-old former Arima Morvant Fire player.

Conrad Smith makes A-League Team of the Week.

T&T Express Reports.
22-Jul-2004 - Trinidad and Tobago midfielder Conrad Smith was selected on the American A-League Team-of-the-Week for the week ending June 23. Smith has been on loan since April to the Canada-based Calgary Mustangs from T&T Pro League team team Arima Morvant Fire.
The Mustangs have not been having the best of seasons and have won just two and lost seven of 11 matches to date. But it was Smith's performance during their second victory which earned the Morvant footballer his most recent accolade.
Smith scored a pair of goals as the Mustangs surprised the Vancouver Whitecaps 3-0 with their first win over the rival club. Smith put away a pair of crosses in the 18th and 42nd minutes, heading home the first goal and then scoring from close-range. Speaking in the Calgary Sun newspaper afterwards, Smith spoke of his eagerness to make the most of his opportunities.
"I knew that if I got more chances I could be more help to this team," said Smith, who missed a penalty kick the last time Vancouver visited McMahon. "I came into this one more mentally focused and I got the right connections from my team-mates."

Conrad Smith Stings Whitecaps.

By Darren Friesen.
19-Jun-2004 - Get to the net and good things will happen. That's exactly the strategy the Calgary Mustangs employed as they beat the visiting Vancouver Whitecaps 3-0 in front of 1,800 at McMahon Stadium last night.
Calgary striker Conrad Smith was the difference as he scored twice to lift the home side to only its second victory of the season. Frustrated by his lack of scoring this season, Smith made the most of his opportunities last night. "I knew that if I got more chances I could be more help to this team," said Smith, who missed a penalty kick the last time Vancouver visited McMahon.
"I came into this one more mentally focused and I got the right connections from my teammates. The coach said I could be more help if I made myself available in front and I had good players with me, which makes it easier to score. Today's game is going to help this team mould together."
The Mustangs opened the scoring in the 18th minute when Smith headed in a cross from Sergei Kolomiets-Raad.
Kolomiets-Raad, who hails from St. Petersburg, Russia, caught up to a deep ball inside Vancouver's box. A quick burst of speed allowed the speedy midfielder to move around the Whitecaps defender and place the cross into the middle of the crease, where Smith was waiting to head it past a sprawling Alex Marques.
After that it was all Mustangs. The local side seemed to gain some offensive confidence with the opening marker and managed to keep the pressure on. Eventually, the tenacity paid off.
With less than 10 minutes left in the half, Smith struck again.
This time the pass came from Dutch captain Geert Brusselers, who made a couple of nifty moves inside the box, which freed him to sift a short pass to Smith.
The striker from Trinidad, who holds the distinction of scoring the franchise's first cap, booted a hard shot that Marques got a piece of but couldn't stop.
But the 'Stangs weren't done there.
With the seconds ticking down in the first half, Calgary made it 3-0 with a play reminiscent of the opening goal. This time, however, a Kolomiets-Raad pass across the box never left the turf but wound up on the foot of Mesut Mert. Mert patiently waited out the 'Caps netminder and placed a low shot just inside the post.
"We knew we had to be more solid in the midfield," said GM-head coach Thomas Niendorf. "This allowed us to put more balls over Vancouver's defence and get some of our strikers into position. The goals allowed some of the pressure to be taken off the defence, which made everyone play with more confidence."
Upset by their first-half performance, the 'Caps came out with some more energy and some new bodies. Although under fire from a more inspired West Coast squad, Calgary didn't allow any point-blank chances. Mustangs 'keeper Lutz Pfannenstiel earned his first shutout of the season. Calgary moves to 2-7-2 after the win, while Vancouver falls to 5-4-1.

Conrad Smith back from Dallas.

By: Shaun Fuentes.
20-Mar-2002 - Conrad Smith benefited from a recent training stint with American Major League club Dallas Burn. Smith, returned earlier this month and is now looking forward to starting the new PFL season here with Caledonia AIA. The former Malick Senior Comprehensive and now senior team player, was a standout for AIA last season and is prepared to continue with them despite receiving offers from a couple of local clubs. "He's our main man and is prepared to continue with the club," said AIA coach Jamal Shabaaz. "He's come back from a good training stint in Dallas and has benefited a lot and is ready to start the new season," added Shabaaz.

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