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Snow College sends the Badgers into NJCAA competition from Ephraim, with a football program that has long served as a proving ground for Division I recruits across the Mountain West and Big 12 footprints.

Snow College is NJCAA Division I and competes in the Scenic West Athletic Conference. Snow football joined the Southwest Junior College Football Conference (NJCAA Region 14) for 2026, after competing as an NJCAA independent since the 2019 season.

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Snow College Badgers football team on the field in Ephraim.
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Snow College football joins the Southwest Junior College Football Conference

Snow College football enters 2026 in a new home: the Southwest Junior College Football Conference, the Badgers' first league since the Western States Football League folded in 2018 and left the program an NJCAA independent. The conference plays a seven-game round-robin, and Snow opened the year ranked No. 13 in the NJCAA preseason football poll.

A Utah-heavy JUCO-to-Division I pipeline

Snow's 2026 national signing class ran 48 players deep — 39 of them from Utah — and included six Badgers moving up to four-year Division I programs. That pipeline is why Snow turns up in so many BYU, Utah, and Utah State recruiting stories; former Badgers quarterback Max Barker, for one, is now on BYU's roster.

Badgers at a glance

Snow competes as NJCAA Division I and plays home football at Terry Foote Stadium in Ephraim, Sanpete County. Rosters, schedules, and releases come from snowbadgers.com.

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JUCO
SNOW
September 26, 20265 min read

Snow College Soccer's 14-0 and 9-0 Day, and Where Both Badgers Teams Stand

Snow College's women beat Pacific Northwest Christian 14-0 and the men won 9-0 in Kennewick on Sept. 19, 2026. Eleven different women scored. Both teams then won in Reno and head to Twin Falls on Saturday.

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JUCO
SNOW
September 20, 20265 min read

Snow Took Three Two-Point Sets to Beat No. 4 SLCC

Snow College answered a first-set loss by winning 27-25, 25-23 and 28-26 against No. 4 Salt Lake Community College, splitting the opening Scenic West weekend in Ephraim.

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Snow College defender Jaden Manwaring pursues a ball carrier in an official Badgers athletics photograph.
JUCO
SNOW
September 14, 20264 min read

Snow College’s First Home SWJCFC Game Is Set for September 19

Snow College returns to Ephraim on September 19 for its first home Southwest Junior College Football Conference game, a 7 p.m. matchup with Trinity Valley after a 2-1 start.

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Snow College player Jaden Manwaring pursues a ball carrier in an official Badgers athletics photograph.
JUCO
SNOW
September 9, 20265 min read

Snow College Turned a 10-0 Hole Into a 39-10 Conference Debut

Snow College scored 39 unanswered points, forced four interceptions and opened Southwest Junior College Football Conference play with a 39-10 road win at Cisco College.

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Team directory

11 official programs

Snow College's athletics site lists these eleven teams. JV football, rodeo, the Badgerettes dance team and cheer have their own pages and are not listed here. Every roster and schedule link below returned a 200 on September 25, 2026. Listed from the official athletics site, checked Sep 25, 2026.

Women's programs (6)

Men's programs (5)

Where they play

Snow venues

  • Terry Foote Stadium, Ephraim

    Home of Snow College football

    Snow's facilities page gives a capacity of 2,500 and says the stadium was recently renovated with new turf, lighting, a video board and a locker room.

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  • Horne Activity Center, Ephraim

    Home of men's and women's basketball and volleyball

    The main gym has a new maple floor and bleachers, and the building added a volleyball team room, according to Snow's facilities page.

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  • Snow College Soccer Complex, Ephraim

    Home of men's and women's soccer

    Snow's 2026 schedules list five more regular-season home dates there for each team, from October 3 to October 24.

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History

Snow conference timeline

  1. 2019Snow football becomes an NJCAA Division I independent after the Western States Football League ends with the 2018 season. Source for: Snow football becomes an NJCAA Division I independent after the Western States Football League ends with the 2018 season.
  2. Oct 8, 2025Snow accepts an invitation to join the Southwest Junior College Football Conference from fall 2026. The SWJCFC, formed in 1963, makes up NJCAA Region 14. Source for: Snow accepts an invitation to join the Southwest Junior College Football Conference from fall 2026. The SWJCFC, formed in 1963, makes up NJCAA Region 14.
  3. Aug 17, 2026Football begins its first SWJCFC season ranked 13th in the NJCAA Division I preseason poll. Source for: Football begins its first SWJCFC season ranked 13th in the NJCAA Division I preseason poll.
  4. Sep 5, 2026Football wins its first SWJCFC game, 39-10 at Cisco College in Texas. Source for: Football wins its first SWJCFC game, 39-10 at Cisco College in Texas.
  5. Sep 19, 2026Women's soccer wins 14-0 and men's soccer 9-0 at Pacific Northwest Christian in Kennewick, Washington. Source for: Women's soccer wins 14-0 and men's soccer 9-0 at Pacific Northwest Christian in Kennewick, Washington.
  6. Sep 22, 2026Volleyball moves up to No. 13 in the NJCAA Division I poll after splitting its Scenic West opener with No. 4 SLCC. Source for: Volleyball moves up to No. 13 in the NJCAA Division I poll after splitting its Scenic West opener with No. 4 SLCC.

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