Pirate Preview: Jada Snow ('26-'27)

Published: Friday, October 9, 2026

by Tyler Centeno

Seton Hall’s women’s basketball roster features a mix of returning players and new faces looking to make an impact, including sophomore guard/forward Jada Snow.

 

Snow wears number 35 for the Pirates and saw limited action during her freshman year; she looks to make an impact this sophomore season by taking the next step and playing a larger role for this Pirates team.

 

Snow is a Bear, Delaware native. She is 5-foot-10 and only appeared in only six games during the 2025-26 season, coming off the bench in each appearance. She averaged 0.2 points and 1.2 rebounds in 3.3 minutes per game.

 

While Snow did have limited playing time last season, she showed flashes of her talent when given the opportunities. Snow made her debut for the Pirates against Saint Peter’s on November 4, recording three rebounds and an assist.

 

Later in that same season, when Snow went up against Georgetown, she scored the first point of her collegiate career on a free throw. Snow also recorded a block and three rebounds that matchup.

 

Snow came to Seton Hall with an impressive high school resume. She attended Sanford School in Hockessin, Delaware, where she was a three-year team captain and made it clear she was a top player in her state. Not only did Snow play basketball in high school, but volleyball as well.

 

Snow became a three-time First Team All-State and All-Conference selection. Snow also reached the 1,000-point milestone, showing that her scoring ability could become even better if given the opportunities during her time here at Seton Hall.

 

During Snow's senior year in high school, she averaged six rebounds and four assists per game while leading that Sanford team.

 

Snow was also named the MVP of the Blue-Gold Game and participated in the Philly All-American Game.

 

Head Coach Tony Bozzella has built a roster that is capable of playing physical and aggressive basketball. With experience from another year under her belt, Snow's freshman season gave her time to figure out and adjust to the team and collegiate pace. Now, Snow enters this season with something to prove.

 

For a Seton Hall team looking to make a run for March Madness this year, Snow could be a player to turn to, as she looks to make that jump in her young college career.

 

Tyler Centeno can be reached at tyler.centeno@student.shu.edu 

 

 

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