Snook has been splitting her time between the left and the right with her Texas Tornados 18 Adidas team that will be in action in the 18 USA division. An offensive player with great power, but also endless resources, Snook is capable of carrying her team’s scoring regardless of her position. She remains aggressive the entire time and is very intelligent with her shot selection, making the lives of defenders across the net difficult. Because of her ability to play as an outside hitter, Snook can also pass and play defense at a high level.

A heavy hitter, Snook was the leading scorer in her Texas Tornados 18 Adidas team. She split her time between the left and the right, but regardless of her role, she was the player in the team that saw the ball more often at the net. Snook was highly efficient with hew swings, using her size and power to overcome strong blockers when the team was out of system. She was nearly unstoppable when hitting from middle back too and made some very good defensive plays to help the team as well.

Originally an outside hitter, Snook has been playing on the right this season for 18 Adidas. The move places her in a more comfortable position for her to make the most of her offense, while also allowing her to support the team’s passing system when needed. She’s an incredibly versatile offensive player, using her size and power really well, but also turning to tips and roll shots when the play calls for it. Snook, who had really impressive scoring numbers during her high school career, has a very heavy right arm and is very intelligent with her offensive approach, doing an excellent job of hitting around the block to score.

If the Mustangs are to advance, their heavy-hitter Snook will probably need to put on another top performance. The senior outside hitter was huge on Tuesday, with 20 kills, 25 digs, 29 passes, one block and one ace. Snook has been that good in Magnolia West’s entire campaign, leading the team in kills (520) and aces (58) and ranking second in blocks (41), digs (437) and passes (570), and she has what it takes to take the match over.