Forest Hills junior commits to play Division I softball at Northern Kentucky University
Forest Hills High School junior Taylor Snyder verbally committed to play NCAA Division I softball at Northern Kentucky University. The shortstop who bats right-handed pledged to play for the Norse, who won Horizon League titles in 2023 and 2026 and advanced to the NCAA tournament during those two years. Snyder was named to the 2026 Laurel Highlands Athletic Conference West first team and 2025 ...
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- Forest Hills junior commits to play Division I softball at Northern Kentucky University.
- Forest Hills High School junior Taylor Snyder verbally committed to play NCAA Division I softball at Northern Kentucky University.
- The shortstop who bats right-handed pledged to play for the Norse, who won Horizon League titles in 2023 and 2026 and advanced to the NCAA tournament during those two years.
Forest Hills High School junior Taylor Snyder verbally committed to play NCAA Division I softball at Northern Kentucky University.The shortstop who bats right-handed pledged to play for the Norse, who won Horizon League titles in 2023 and 2026 and advanced to the NCAA tournament during those two years.Snyder was named to the 2026 Laurel Highlands Athletic Conference West first team and 2025 second team during her first two scholastic seasons.Snyder also plays volleyball at Forest Hills.Northern Kentucky is located in Highland Heights, located seven miles southeast of Cincinnati, Ohio.In 2026, the Northern Kentucky softball team went 26-25 overall and 11-7 in the Horizon League, earning the second seed in the tournament.Cleveland State, Detroit Mercy, Green Bay, Indiana Indianapolis, Milwaukee, Oakland, Purdue Fort Wayne, Robert Morris, Wright State and Youngstown State also compete in the Horizon League.
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Published originally on The Tribune-Democrat, Johnstown, Pa.
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