Every competitive team needs a player willing to handle the responsibilities that don’t always show up in the scoring column, and Schneider fits that description. The multi-sport athlete brings toughness, activity on the glass, makes timely cuts, and plays unselfishly and that’s a player that coaches struggle to take off the floor. Add in the fact that he has defensive instincts which might be his biggest weapon, highlighted by a seven-steal performance in the season finale and multiple games with four or more steals. And Schneider has the opportunity to become Thomas Jefferson’s defensive catalyst and an essential piece of its success. His impact will not go unnoticed much longer and he’s a new name to watch more of in this conference. Curious to see what type of year that he has.