Earl Snyder (2005) - Alumni Athletics Hall of Fame - University of Hartford Athletics

Alumni Athletics Hall of Fame

Competed on the Baseball team from 1995 to 1998.
The most productive offensive performer in the history of the baseball program.
Ranks first all-time in homeruns (53) and RBI (173), second in hits (222), and third in batting average (.374).
Honored as a three-time (1996-98) All-Northeast, All-New England and All-Conference performer.
Named a team MVP three times and served as a captain as a senior.
Drafted by the New York Mets in 1998 and has gone onto a successful career in professional baseball.
Became only the second Hartford player besides Houston Astros great Jeff Bagwell to play at the major league level.
Broke nearly all of Jeff Bagwell's collegiate records.
Graduated from the College of Arts and Sciences.