With the year coming to an end, our staff is taking some time to highlight and reflect on the most viewed profiles in Missouri throughout 2023. We’ll be counting down to the top spot, starting with No. 10 earlier in the week, No. 9 yesterday, and we’ll keep working our way down, releasing the most viewed name prior to the end of the year.  

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We’ll keep making our way to No. 1 on our list today with the eighth most viewed profile in the state this year, INF Trey Snyder (Liberty North, 2024; Tennessee signee). 

Snyder is the top prospect in Missouri’s senior class and is a formidable name on a national level too, slotting within the top-70 in our 2024 overall rankings. He’s a highly athletic up-the-middle prospect that produced plenty this year, starting in the spring when he helped Liberty North capture consecutive Class 6 state championships after playing a pivotal role the year prior, too. He rode that momentum throughout the summer, performing at nearly each stop, including Creekside, USA PDP, and Area Codes. 

(6/22/23)

Offensively, Snyder’s plenty hitterish at the plate with a fast and rhythmic right-handed swing. He owns an advanced feel to hit to all fields, comfortably spraying line drives off his barrel and covering the plate effectively. It’s a top-of-the-order type profile with a presently polished hit tool that raises his all-around floor at the plate. On top of that, Snyder’s a smooth, sound, and flashy defender on the dirt that has the actions to stick at one of the two up-the-middle spots long term. 

(8/7/23)

Snyder’s certain to be a popular name in professional circles this upcoming season, and those same area scouts will get an early up close look at him at the Super 60 in February that’s set for Sunday, February 4th. Whether he signs out of high school or makes his way to Rocky Top, Snyder’s future on the diamond is plenty bright. 

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