2017 / AS A SENIOR
- Individual Game-by-Game Statistic
- Played in five games, starting at designated hitter on Senior Day vs. Michigan
- Delivered a pinch-hit single in game two of the Michigan series and also had a base hit on Senior Day
- Also pinch hit against Little Rock, Ball State and Fort Wayne
2016 / AS A JUNIOR
- Individual Game-by-Game Stats
- Snidanko played in 17 games and started three times
- Started in left field against Penn State, Valparaiso and Cal State Northridge
- Had two hits, including an RBI double, at Valpo
- Drew a walk as a pinch hitter against Minnesota
- Scored a run as a pinch runner at Maryland
- Executed a sacrifice bunt at Penn State
2015 / AS A SOPHOMORE
- Individual Game-by-Game Stats
- Snidanko played in 27 games and started 19 times
- Started at least once in all three outfield positions
- Went 3-for-3 with three extra-base hits and a career-high seven RBI in the rubber game win vs. Northern Illinois despite not entering the game until the sixth inning
- In the NIU win, connected for a grand slam and later a three-run triple off the fence
- His seven RBI were the most by a Purdue player since April 2013
- Started all three games of the Rutgers, Butler and Iowa series
- Also made starts in Big Ten play against Illinois, Maryland, Michigan State and Penn State
- Had two hits and two RBI in the Big Ten-opening win vs. Rutgers
- Also had two hits against Kent State and Indiana State
- Walked twice and scored twice in the finale of the Maryland series
- Recorded a pinch-hit single at Western Carolina in the season opener
- Scored the game-tying run as a pinch runner in the ninth inning of the comeback win vs. Sam Houston State
- Batted .333 (8-for-24) with runners in scoring position
- With a runner on third and less than two outs, plated that runner in four of his five opportunities
- Batted .333 with a .429 on-base percentage in March
2014 / AS A FRESHMAN
- Individual Game-by-Game Stats
2014 Photo Gallery- Snidanko played in 23 games and started 18 times
- Started the first nine games of the season and seven times in Big Ten play
- Missed about two weeks due to injury in April after running into the fence at Illinois-Chicago while making a diving catch in center field
- Returned for the Michigan series and started at least one game each of the final five weekends
- Hit safely in three straight games twice
- First collegiate hit was a single in the finale of the Tennessee series
- Doubled, walked and scored at Indiana State
- Recorded four outfield assists over an eight-game stretch late in the season to help Purdue lead the Big Ten in outfield assists through the end of the regular season
- Threw out runners at second base and home plate in the finale of the Indiana series
- Reached base safely twice in a game four times
High School
- Snidanko was a four-year letter-winner for coach Andy Satunas at Lockport Township High School in suburban Chicago
- Batted .450 as a freshman, .410 as a sophomore and .330 as a senior
- Helped Lockport post a 32-8 record on the way to winning regional and sectional titles as a senior
- Three-year honor roll student
Personal
- Major: law and society
- Full name is Theodore Thomas Snidanko
- Born in Oak Lawn, Ill
- Parents are Ted and Shannon Snidanko
- Family also includes brothers Jim and John
Purdue Personal Preferences
Favorite Pro Team: Chicago White Sox
Favorite Ball Player: Justin Verlander
Had the Biggest Impact on His Athletic Career: Parents
Favorite Playoff Format: College World Series
Favorite Pro Stadium: United Center
Favorite Field He's Played On (Other Than Purdue): U.S. Cellular Field
Most Unique Baseball Feat He's Witnessed: Mark Buehrle's No-Hitter in 2007
MLB Pitcher He'd Like to Face: Justin Verlander
Toughest Pitcher for Him to Face Among Teammates: Adam Dressler
Would Like to Have Dinner With: Mark Cuban
In His MP3 Player: Dave Matthews Band
Last Concert He Attended: Country Thunder
Favorite Author: Stephen King
Magazine He Subscribes To: Sports Illustrated
Favorite Actor & Actress: Mark Wahlberg & Jennifer Anniston
Favorite Super-Hero: Batman
Favorite TV Series: Shameless
Favorite Month: September
Favorite Holiday: Christmas
Favorite Cuisine: Mexican
Favorite Dessert: Candy
Favorite Outdoor Activity: Golf
Another Sport He Enjoys Playing: Basketball
Favorite Purdue Building: Mackey Arena
Favorite Big City: Chicago
Unique Travel Locale: Canada
Country He'd Like to Visit: Spain
Favorite Thing About Alexander Field: The Back Drop
Most Memorable Game at Purdue: Extra-Innings Win vs. Ohio State in 2014
Enjoyed this Professor's Class: John Neal, Entomology
Furry Friend: Brownie, Beagle