Wichita State Athletics

2025-26 (Sophomore at Ohio Christian): Played in 102 sets, averaging 5.03 assists, 1.48 kills and 2.31 digs per set to help the Trailblazers to a 30-5 record.
 
2024-25 (Freshman at Eastern Florida State College): Appeared in all 26 matches, averaging 2.81 assists per set, 19.1 digs per set and 1.32 kills per set and recording 27 service aces.
 
High School: Played for Chaparral High School where she was named to the 2024 CHSAA/MaxPreps All-State First Team…Was ranked in the top 20 in assists in Colorado with 814 in 2023-24.
 
Personal: Daughter of Buster and Melissa Snider...Has seven siblings, Buster, Jesse, Jacob, Hannah, Kade, Emirra and Enasia…Outside of volleyball, enjoys singing and playing guitar, trying new food and watching movies…Majoring in environment and organismal biology with the goal of either working in a zoo or wildlife conservation center…Her dream is to be a traveling wildlife biologist.
 
What Aliah wants fans to know about her: “As a shorter setter, I grew up with a lot of people telling me I can’t. People told me I can’t play front row, or I can’t play Division I volleyball, but this has only put more fire in me to work harder. It inspired me to make coaches see me and play me. Even though my goal of playing Division I didn’t come straight out of high school, I worked my way up in college, transferring until I made it. There’s always going to be work to do, but I play for the young girls who are told they can’t, and I want to encourage others to work for their goals even if they aren’t reached as soon as they’d like.”