Caldwell University Athletics Hall of Fame
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Monica Snook was a high-scoring forward for the women’s basketball team who totaled 1,957 points in her career to rank third all-time at Caldwell. As a freshman, she was selected the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Rookie of the Year in support of fellow Hall of Famer Danielle Ciresi, who led the nation in scoring that year. The following year, Snook took over as the Cougars’ first option on offense, averaging a state-leading 26.1 points to earn all-CACC and New Jersey Collegiate Basketball Coaches Association Woman of the Year honors. She then was chosen the CACC Player of the Year as a junior before leading Caldwell to their first conference championship as a senior in 1994. A two-time honorable mention All-American, Snook also is the Cougars’ fourth leading rebounder all-time.
“It wasn’t just playing basketball that allowed me to receive this award,” she said about her Hall of Fame induction. “It was also the blood, sweat and tears of my parents, coaches, fans and the great friends I had all through college. It’s not one person that makes a team, it’s everyone.”
The native of Stillwater, N.J. currently lives in Charlotte, N.C.
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