Career Summary

Allie Hancock Schneemann from Gilbert, Arizona, played in 129 games at both first base and in the outfield. Allie is ranked among the strongest defensive players in program history with a .989 career fielding percentage. She finished her senior season ranked No. 1 at BYU in career fielding percentage (min 350 chances). Her knowledge and understanding of the game and running the BYU defense is unmatched at BYU. During her junior season, Hancock opened up the season with a two-run homer against Stanford and solo bombs against Hawai’i and Saint Mary’s. She was named to the WCC Commissioner’s Bronze Honor Roll in 2018.  In the first game of her senior campaign, she blasted one over the fence against No. 9 South Carolina. Against San Diego, Hancock nailed a ball to the left field fence to tally her second career triple to open up the game for the Cougars and eventually give BYU an insurmountable lead. She finished her career ranked No. 7 in hit by pitches with 14. 

Personal

• Parents are Garrett and Amy Hancock
• Also enjoys playing volleyball (two year letter) and basketball
• Recruited by Dixie State and Grand Canyon University
• Major is history
• Married former BYU baseball player Daniel Schneemann January 2019

Before BYU

• Set the home run record at Basha High School in 2015 with 14 home runs (third in state)
• 2015 District Player of the Year
• 2015 All-Section First Team
• Had a .415 batting average, .530 on base percentage and .929 slugging percentage in 2015
• 2013 and 2014 All-Section Second Team
• Division I state runner up in 2012
• Played on the QC Lady Cats club team for nine years and AZ Hot Shots Gold for one year
• Took second place in 2011 at Nationals while a member of the Lady Cats
• Won back-to-back national titles in 2012 and 2013 with the Lady Cats