As a senior (2017): Snee appeared in all 17 games for the Yellow Jackets, starting all 17 of them...Snee was named to the IWLCA Second Team All-Region this season, the All-State Second Team, and was named All-ODAC First Team for the first time in her career as well as being named ODAC Player of the Week once...She was also the recipient of the Susan Locke de Nagy award for the top senior female athlete at the school...Snee led the team in two categories this season with her 79 draw controls and 24 caused turnovers and she was second on the team in goals with 26...Snee had a season-high four points in a Apr. 8 win over Randolph with three goals and one assist and finished with four shots on goal...Snee had a season-high 12 draw controls in a Apr. 12 win over Shenandoah and added five shots and two goals in that game.
As a junior (2016): Snee started all 18 games for the Yellow Jackets at M recording 28 goals and four assists... She led the team with 73 draw controls, the fourth-highest total in program history, recording a season-high ten in win against Shenandoah… This past year, she led the team in ground balls with 42, with a season-high six in a win over Washington College... Snee was third on the team with 28 goals, third with caused turnovers, and fifth with a total of 32 points.… For her efforts Snee was voted to the All-ODAC Second Team.
As a sophomore (2015): Third Team All-ODAC...ODAC All-Tournament Team...Snee appeared in all 18 games with ten starts for R-MC...She recorded 32 points with 26 goals on the season...Snee picked up 25 groundballs and caused 22 turnovers. She grabbed a season-high ten draw controls against Shenandoah (4/22) and finished second on the team with 55 draws controls.
As a freshman (2014): Snee appeared in all 18 games for the Yellow Jackets, starting in 16 of them. She scored 25 goals on the season which was good for fifth on the team, and also finished second on the team with 45 ground balls and 46 draw controls. Snee was named ODAC Rookie of the Year and was also named to the All-ODAC Third Team as a Midfielder. She recorded a career high five points against Roanoke (4/19) while picking up a career high seven ground balls against Washington and Lee (4/26). Snee was also named a member of the 2014 ODAC All-Academic Team.
Personal: Snee attended The John Carroll High School where she played lacrosse, soccer, indoor track and indoor soccer...Her indoor track team finished in third place in the IAAM A Conference in 2012...In 2013, her indoor soccer team finished as the runner-up of the IAAM A Conference Runner-Up...Snee was named MVP of the 2009 junior varsity soccer team...Snee was named to the Principal's list and was a member of the National Honor Society and the National German Honor Society...She intends to pursue a degree in engineering physics.
Snee's mother, Laura Snee, played lacrosse at Slippery Rock University...Three of Snee's cousins played collegiate lacrosse: Robert Wheeler, Towson University; Stuart Wheeler, St. Mary's College; Rebecca Muscella, Mercyhurst.
