Utah State University

Jordan Snarr started playing softball at age 8 and has developed into a competitive and versatile athlete. She played on elite travel teams, including the North Wildcats, Midwest Sluggers, and Wicked Elite, competing in tournaments across the Midwest. In 2020, her travel
team finished first in USSSA points and power rankings for the state of Iowa. At Davenport North High School, Jordan was a four-sport athlete—softball, basketball, soccer, and cross country. She lettered four years in cross country and helped lead her softball team to a regional win during her senior season. Academically, she graduated as valedictorian with a 4.0 GPA.

Jordan is the second of five children in a sports-loving family. Her dad played college baseball at Missouri Valley College, and she shares her family's passion for the game.

After high school, she served a Spanish-speaking mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Arcadia, California. Now pursuing a degree in elementary education, Jordan is excited to continue her academic and athletic journey in Price, Utah—a place that also holds special family connections. In her free time, she enjoys playing pickleball and spending time with loved ones.