A 2024 graduate of Lincoln High School ... Played under head coaches Emmilian Cox and Brenden Wiley ... Also competed in track for one year under head coach Michel Lumsargis ... Posted outstanding stats, including 1,428 career points and 906 career rebounds over 64 games, maintaining a double-double average ... Freshman year highlights include 499 points, 367 rebounds, with career-highs of 37 points and 20 rebounds in one game, and 39 points and 15 rebounds in another ... Sophomore year was missed due to a torn right ACL ... Returned from injury in junior year, averaging 24.7 points and 15.7 rebounds in seven games before sustaining a torn left ACL, totaling 173 points and 110 rebounds ... Final season capped off with 810 points and 906 rebounds, averaging 24.6 points and 13 rebounds per game ... Career highs include 40 points and 23 rebounds ... Earned numerous accolades, including All-Arkansas Democrat Gazette, All-Arkansas Underclassmen Team, All-Conference, All-District Tournament Team, KURM Dream Team, and Lincoln Player of the Year in freshman year ... During final year of action, named Lincoln Female Athlete of the Year and earned spots on All-State, All-State Tournament, and 2023-24 All-Star teams ... Part of the HARDWOOD National Champions in 2021, 2022, and 2023, and a 2023 MAYB National Championship.

Sarah Snodgrass, daughter of Joe and Leann Snodgrass and native of Lincoln, Ark., chose John Brown University because it felt like home and the connection there was natural, not forced ... Felt wanted by the program and believes God directed her path to the university ... Plans to major in kinesiology and hopes to continue growing both athletically and spiritually.