Azusa Pacific University Athletics

2020 (junior - COVID-19 shortened season): ITA West Region Player to Watch… ITA Scholar-Athlete… CoSIDA Academic All-District At-Large honoree... Academic All-PacWest… Went 5-0 at #1 singles… Closed out season ranked #13 nationally and number one in the West Region… Posted a 4-1 overall doubles record at #2... Schnaitter and partner Ryan Nuno ended the year ranked eighth in the West Region.

2019 (sophomore): Was named PacWest Player of the Year, was selected to first-team All-PacWest for singles and doubles with his partner Jesse Haas… Was ranked 15th on the ITA Tennis National Division II singles rankings list… Appeared in 26 singles matches and 27 doubles matches… Finished with a 18-1 record in singles and a 15-8 record in doubles at the number one position… Won seven straight singles matches in a streak that lasted from March 15th to March 28th… Defeated Lubomir Cuba of Middlebury College (March 26) who was nationally ranked #2 in Division III at the time 6-1, 6-7 (4-7), 7-5… Won seven straight doubles matches with partner Jesse Haas from March 9th to March 22nd… Selected to Academic All-PacWest. 

2017 (fall) : Schnaitter beat Quentin Lau of Biola in the opening round of the Intercollegiate Tennis Association Regional  0,0… beat Daniel Reddmann of Concordia Irvine in the second round 0, 1… Next round Schnaitter beat teammate Schnaitter 3,0… beating No. 4 Eric Tseng of UCSD 4-6, 3-4 (def)... lost to teammate Schmid in the semi-final match 6-2, 1-6, 10-3. 
Paired with teammate Antonio Pejic the two had a successful run beating Dylan King and Nicky Valdecanas of Sonoma State University 8-1 in the opening round. Continuing on the to defeating Ben Smit and Mark Vasat of Point Loma Nazarene to make it to the quarterfinals. Once at the quarterfinals the two notched another win, beating Philip Westwood and Lucas Lee 8-2. Once in the semifinals the pair faced No. 2 Benjamin Loccisano and Maxime Gayte of Hawaii Pacific beating them 8-5. The two moved on to the championship match where they faced fellow Cougars Christian Schmid and Oliver Frank falling 8-1.