By his senior season, Schnarrs was in the thick of the action, earning All-ECAC and All-American honors. He still holds all-college records for career tackles (338) and season tackles (122). He is also tied for the record number of tackles in a game (19) and ranks sixth in career sacks (15).  This is not a bad record for an athlete who wasn’t recruited.  His senior year in high school, Schnarrs sustained injuries that kept him from being noticed by college coaches. Sweeney recruited one of his close friends, however, and Schnarrs followed him onto the football field—with remarkable results.

A Sigma Chi brother, Schnarrs did not have time for much beyond his studies and his hard work on the field. “At Dickinson, football was my full-time love and passion,” he says. “The biggest thing I learned from the team was that through hard work and dedication you can accomplish anything.”

Today, Schnarrs works just as hard in his professional life and at home. He is a computer consultant for Keystone Associates in Harrisburg, a company that specializes in network and database administration. He also runs his own IT business, RFS Consulting, out of his Camp Hill home. He and his wife, Melissa Meyer, have two children, 2-year-old Robert McGee and infant Marjorie Anderson (or “Gery,” as her parents call her), born on Aug. 23, 2002.