Lebanon Valley College Athletics

2012: Named a first team All-Commonwealth Conference selection and second team All-Mid-Atlantic Region selection by the NSCAA ... Commonwealth Player of the Week (Sept. 10) ... Completed collegiate career with school records in career points (104), goals (45), game-winning goals (15), games played (83), and games started (82) ... Started all 21 matches in 2012 ... Scored a team best 13 goals with five assists for 31 points ... Scored six game-winning goals, setting a new LVC single season record ... Had four multiple-goal games, including matches against Marywood, Susquehanna, Haverford, and Lycoming ... Took a season-high nine shots against Marywood on 9/18.

2011: Was named a first team all-CC performer and the CC Player of the Year … Had 18 goals and 5 assists on the season … Scored two second-half goals against Gettysburg in the season opener, facilitating the 2-1 LVC victory … Came up golden the very next game for LVC, once again scoring twice en route to an identical score victory … Holds the record for most game-winning goals in LVC history (9) … Named CC Player of the Week during the last week of September … Was named ECAC Player of the Week a few days later … Finished the season with 34 career goals for LVC, only two shy of the record.

2010: Earned Second Team All-Commonwealth Conference honors … Only player to draw the start in all 21 games … Led the team in goals (7), points (16), and game-winning goals (5) … Notched two assists … Recorded six multi-point games … Tallied at least one shot in every game but one … Registered the only goal in 1-0 wins over Scranton (9/11), Immaculata (9/13) and Widener (10/30) … Scored two goals against King’s (10/5) … Had a season-high six shots on goal against Moravian (9/1) … Ranked second in the conference in shots and third in game-winning goals.

2009: Named Second Team All-Commonwealth Conference … Started all 19 games … Led the team with 16 points … Tallied seven goals, a team-high, and added two assists … Ranked sixth in the conference in shots per game and was tied for ninth in goals … Posted five points in an 8-0 rout of Susquehanna … Notched the game-winning goal in a 2-1 victory over Bryn Mawr.

High School/Personal: All-State in 2008 ... Set the school record for goals in a career ... Named team's Offensive MVP ... Served as team captain ... Named All-Area (2005) ... Also played basketball and softball ... Honor Roll Student ... 4-H Club member ... Daughter of Tammy and Mark Snyder ... Father and uncles were collegiate wrestlers ... Physical Therapy major.