Thiel Athletics Hall of Fame
Tinnesia (Blood) Snyder was one of the most accomplished and versatile players in Thiel Women's Volleyball history, making an immediate impact by earning PAC Freshman of the Year honors and Second Team All-PAC recognition in 1991. She went on to earn All-PAC honors in each of her four seasons, collecting Second Team accolades in 1992 and 1993 before being named to the First Team in 1994. Her outstanding career was later recognized with selection to the PAC Women's Volleyball 60th Anniversary Team.
A four-year standout, Snyder still holds the program record for matches played with 130 and is tied for the single-season record with 36 matches played in 1994. She ranks eighth in program history in both assists (1,833) and attack attempts (2,901), fifth in service aces (150), 10th in kills (844) and kills per set (2.48). Snyder also produced several of the top single-match performances in school history, including a .643 hitting percentage in 1993 that is tied for sixth all-time, eight service aces in 1991 that are tied for third and seven aces in 1992 that are tied for eighth.
