With a .523 efficiency in the early goings of the season, Snavely has been very effective with her offensive opportunities. Starting hot with a 4.8 k/s average, she has been terminal at a 66% kill rate through her 29 kills on the week. The junior also averaged 10.0 d/m. Zane Trace was dominant in consecutive 3-0 wins over Fairfield Union and Vinton County with only one set including over 20 points earned by their opponent. The Pioneers next face Amanda-Clearcreek on Monday.

Snavely has great attacking tools. At 6’0, she is versatile to swing from any location across the net as her elevation creates high contact. She knows how to build momentum and develop good space to be able to use her control for good range. She led Zane Trace’s offense in 2025 at 4.5 k/s on a total of 365 kills. Snavely was very effective as well as she terminated on a .405 efficiency and 49% kill rate. She was a DV all-Ohio honorable mention selection.

Snavely has returned to the high school court with improved tools that are helping her make a bigger impact that her 2024 freshman season. She is currently averaging 4.6 k/s, over twice the amount from last season. What’s more impressive at this point is that she is terminating on a .400 efficiency and at a 50% kill rate. Defensively, she is averaging 2.2 blocks per match. At 5’11, Snavely uses her athleticism well to elevate and swing with good control. She has versatile tools as well given her career average of 5.0 assists per set as she helps control the Zane Trace offense through her hands and effective distribution.