STANFORD, Calif. – After leading Stanford to a pair of wins at then-No. 3 USC, outside hitter Theo Snoey has been selected the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) Player of the Week.
Snoey averaged 5.67 kills on .358 hitting, 1.56 digs and 5.94 points per set. On the season, Snoey leads the MPSF with 4.19 kills and 4.75 points per set. He is the 12th different Cardinal player to earn the national honor, and first since Will Rottman in January 2024. In total, Stanford has won 21 AVCA National Player of the Week recognitions all-time.
Snoey recorded a career-high 25 kills on .333 hitting on Friday to go with two blocks and two assists as the Cardinal won its first five-set match of the season. He set a new career-high with 26 kills on a .383 attack percentage, an ace and 11 digs for his first double-double of the season. His 26 kills are the most by an MPSF player this season.
Stanford closes out the regular season this week, hosting No. 13 Grand Canyon on Thursday and Friday in Maples Pavilion.