Schmitz concludes her high school career with a second appearance on the All-State team, as well as a spot on the Rhode Island chapter of U.S. Lacrosse All-America squad. Despite missing four games because of an injury, the senior midfielder still finished as Moses Brown's second-leading point getter during the regular season with her 40 goals and 8 assists. She then tallied five goals and earned tourney MVP honors in guiding the Quakers to a 14-9 victory over seven-time defending champion Barrington in the Division I championship. She also led Moses Brown in ground balls (69) and caused turnovers (46), and was third on the team in draw controls (35). "She's been dominant since her freshman year and is an emotional player that really will just do anything that she can to try to lift the team and try to help the team win," Quakers coach Jeanne Carhart said of Schmitz, who who finishes her career with 176 goals and 49 assists. "Earlier in her career, a lot of that was through scoring, and she has developed as a player, so she now does a lot of the things that might go unnoticed from a box-score standpoint, but are just as important to the success that we've had."