Lenoir-Rhyne University Athletics

Frank Snyder capped off his four-year football career in 1950 by being named as an honorable mention Little All-American team choice.  In addition to being the Bears' Most Valuable Player as a senior, he also was an all-state lineman.  The three-time All-Conference honoree also was nominated as being one of the best lineman in the country.  After serving in the Marines upon graduation, Snyder returned to his home state of Pennsylvania to coach football at Williamston High School.  He went on to become a coaching legend in Pennsylvania over the next three decades.  While winning over 200 games, he was named as a League or Division Coach of the Year on 18 different occasions.   Twice Snyder, the area's winningest coach of all-time, was chosen as Central Pennsylvania's Coach of the Year.  He was named to the Central Pennsylvania Chapter Hall of Fame.  Snyder retired from coaching in 1985 and was a guidance counselor at Susquenita High School until 1990.  Snyder was a member of the Susquenita High School District Board of Education.