Who is Maddie Pack? All about Kyle Snyder’s wife as Olympic medalist arrested in prostitution sting

Maddie Pack, a former soccer player at Syracuse University, is married to the Olympic medalist, Kyle Snyder. Kyle Snyder, the two-time Olympic Gold medalist, was arrested last week on 9 May as part of a larger prostitution sting, according to USA Today.

According to reports, a sting operation was conducted by the Columbus Police Department during which they posted a false advertisement. Later, they received a message from a man, who was subsequently identified as Kyle Snyder. Snyder arrived at the hotel, where he paid money for certain services to undercover police officers. They later arrested him, along with sixteen other men.

More about Maddie Pack, as her husband, Kyle Snyder, is arrested as part of a prostitution ring

Maddie Pack, who is married to Kyle Snyder, was born on 12 April 1997 to Robert and Christina Pack. She grew up in Maryland with her sister and parents. Maddie Pack attended Our Lady of Good Counsel High School, where she recorded nine goals and thirty-one assists, according to Cuse Sports. Pack went on to attend Syracuse University, where she played as a defender on the soccer team. In college, she was also a member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, as well as a member of the Syracuse Student-Athlete Advisory Committee.

In 2020, Maddie Pack began attending the University of Pennsylvania, where she enrolled in medical school. Her mother, Christina Montanaro Pack, posted an update on Instagram announcing the news. She wrote:

"Paging Doctor Pack Snyder..look who's going to medical school! Congrats to our Maddie moo! We are so happy and proud. You have the luckiest patients!"

Maddie Pack, who maintains a private life, welcomed son Judah Snyder, born in July 2021, with Kyle Snyder. Both of them traveled with Snyder to watch his matches during the 2024 Olympics. In 2021, Maddie's mother, Christina Pack, posted a picture of herself holding her grandson for the very first time.

Kyle Snyder, who lost the bronze medal at the 2024 Olympics to Amir Ali Azarpira of Iran, is scheduled to appear in court next week on 19 May. In a statement, obtained by TMZ, representatives of the police authorities said:

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"He was issued a summons to appear in court on May 19 and was released from the scene."

Kyle Snyder, who was previously appointed to the President's Council of Sports, Fitness and Nutrition in 2018 by Donald Trump, was also inducted into the Hall of Fame at the Ohio State University. Neither he nor his wife has released a statement following his arrest last week.

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