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When it comes to basketball, Priscilla “Snake” Edwards doesn’t mess around. Scoring the first triple double in the Saint Bonaventure’s history in a double overtime win versus Richmond, Snake solidified here status in basketball history.

Check out her basketball journal, “Snake Eyes: The Final Chapter,” as Snake chronicles the 2008-2009 basketball season. You can read it HERE.

Name: Priscilla “Snake” Edwards

Age: 22

Hometown: Harlem NYC

Height: 5-7

Shoe size: 7

Position: PG

My Home Court: C.S. 133 Playground (131st), West 4th Street (NYC) Bob Lanier Court (Olean, NY)

Playing Experience: I started playing around fifth grade. Playing in Harlem, I always played with the guys and dealt with the whole “she can’t play” nonsense. After years of polishing my game, I became a regular with the guys and even joined the Frederick Douglass Panthers AAU (coached by Hammer Stevens and Harold McClendon Jr.). I played in the late Clyde Frazier Jr.’s Slam Jam Classics all through junior high and high school – one of the best womens tournaments in the tri-state area. I played high school ball at Frederick Douglass Academy and earned a scholarship to attend Saint Bonaventure University. In the summer, I love to hoop over at the Cage and Bob Couch’s Uptown Challenge – these places have the best atmosphere for womens basketball.

Current Team: Saint Bonaventure Bonnies

Favorite Sneakers: Nike Penny Hardaway 1’s (for the summer), adidas Krazy 8’s (for the winter)

Favorite Player: Chris Paul, Shannon Bobbitt, Deron Williams

Favorite Team: Saint Bonaventure

Go-to-Move: Inside-out finish at the rim

I play: Because I love it

Coming up I admired: My mom. She wasn’t a baller, but always was my biggest fan and supporter.

My basketball moment: Scoring the first triple double in the University’s history versus Richmond in double overtime; and picking up the win.

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