Snodgrass is quickly becoming one of those versatile attackers who can step into just about any position on the court. While I have primarily watched her play in the middle and right side, this season she has taken on a six rotation outside hitter role for Westby…and she doesn’t look the least bit out of place. In fact, she looks like the glue for Westby, bringing the versatility, consistency, and leadership that keeps this team going. She was controlled, terminal, and solid in her all around game on the day and it clearly has been that way all season. Snodgrass currently leads Westby with 2.7 kills per set and ranks second on the team with 3.2 digs per set, proving just how valuable she is on both sides of the ball.

If I had to pick one middle out of all the 15u athletes at the tournament to display how to hit a gap ball this past weekend, it would be Snodgrass. Connecting with her setter, Snodgrass moved efficiently and effectively to hit tempo gap kills that were fantastic to watch. In addition to her attacking, Snodgrass was highly effective in blocking as well. Her movements, timing, and overall game growth has been impressive over the season.

Snodgrass is a hard working middle. She has quick feet and reads the ball well to get out to the pins and put up a block. She also is versatile in her attacking – she will hit the quick out of the middle, hit a gap ball, attack from the outside pin, and will run the slide. Snodgrass also has a good float serve and plays solid middle back defense after the serve.