Snow College Badgers Football
Snow College football was 3-2 and 2-2 in its first Southwest Junior College Football Conference season as of Oct. 3, 2026, after beating Tyler 26-24 at home on a field goal as time expired.

About Snow College Badgers Football
Snow College football plays at Terry Foote Stadium in Ephraim under head coach Zac Erekson. It competes in NJCAA Division I and, from 2026, the Southwest Junior College Football Conference, whose eight teams make up NJCAA Region 14. The Badgers had been an independent since the 2019 season, after the Western States Football League ended with the 2018 season.
The season so far
Snow began the season ranked 13th in the NJCAA Division I preseason poll. It opened on August 22 by beating No. 10 Garden City Community College 31-17 in Ephraim, where Snow's recap credited three second-half takeaways. The conference debut on September 5 at Cisco College in Texas was a 39-10 win after the Badgers trailed 10-0 late in the first quarter (full recap).
The next two weeks were losses. Snow led 23-7 at halftime at Kilgore College on September 12 and lost 35-30 after Kilgore scored 28 consecutive second-half points. The Rangers scored twice on fumble returns over the game. Back home on September 19, No. 7 Trinity Valley won 39-30 with two defensive touchdowns, an 87-yard field-goal return and a 61-yard interception return, although Snow held the ball for more than 39 minutes and converted all five fourth-down attempts.
What comes next
Snow beat Tyler Junior College 26-24 at Terry Foote Stadium on September 26 on a field goal as time expired. It then plays at Blinn College on October 3, at New Mexico Military Institute on October 17 and hosts Navarro College on October 24. Snow's schedule lists SWJCFC postseason dates of October 31 and November 7.
2026 season
3-2 and 2-2 in the SWJCFC, as of Oct. 3. Next: at Blinn College, Brenham, Texas, Saturday, Oct. 3, 2 p.m. MDT, then a bye before New Mexico Military Institute on Oct. 17.
- Conference
- Southwest Junior College Football Conference (NJCAA Region 14)
- Head Football Coach
- Zac Erekson
Checked Oct 3, 2026
At a glance
Official sources
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Snow College Athletics
- Snow College footballsnowbadgers.com
- Snow College football rostersnowbadgers.com
- Snow College 2026 national signing class release (Feb 4, 2026)snowbadgers.com
- Snow College football coaching staffsnowbadgers.com
- Snow College NFL alumni release (Apr 29, 2024)snowbadgers.com
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- Snow College 2026 football schedule and resultssnowbadgers.com
- Snow football to join the SWJCFC (Oct 8, 2025)snow.edu
- Badgers blitz Broncbusters, win 2026 opener (Aug. 22, 2026)snowbadgers.com
- Badgers begin SWJCFC play with win vs Cisco (Sept. 8, 2026)snowbadgers.com
- Badgers stopped by Rangers in Texas (Sept. 17, 2026)snowbadgers.com
- Badgers falter in fourth quarter, fall to No. 7 Cardinals (Sept. 24, 2026)snowbadgers.com
- Terry Foote Stadiumsnowbadgers.com
Results and fixtures
Snow College Badgers Football results and fixtures
Times are Mountain. Last pulled from the official athletics feed October 8 at 10:37 AM MT.
Next up
- Sat Oct 1712:00 p.m.Footballat New Mexico Military InstituteWool Bowl, Roswell, NM
Recent results
- Sat Oct 3Footballat Blinn CollegeCub Stadium, Brenham, TexasLost 14-20Official listing for at Blinn College
- Sat Sep 26Footballvs Tyler Junior CollegeTerry Foote Stadium, Ephraim, Utah
Verified record
Snow College Badgers Football results and honors
Each line is dated and links the official release it comes from.
Latest results
- Sep 26, 2026Beat Tyler 26-24 at Terry Foote Stadium on Ian Sanches' 41-yard field goal as time expired. Meeks Falatea had three interceptions, and it was Zac Erekson's 50th win as head coach. Source for: Beat Tyler 26-24 at Terry Foote Stadium on Ian Sanches' 41-yard field goal as time expired. Meeks Falatea had three interceptions, and it was Zac Erekson's 50th win as head coach.
- Sep 19, 2026Lost 39-30 at home to No. 7 Trinity Valley, whose five touchdowns included an 87-yard field-goal return and a 61-yard interception return. Source for: Lost 39-30 at home to No. 7 Trinity Valley, whose five touchdowns included an 87-yard field-goal return and a 61-yard interception return.
- Sep 12, 2026Lost 35-30 at Kilgore College after leading 23-7 at halftime. Source for: Lost 35-30 at Kilgore College after leading 23-7 at halftime.
- Sep 5, 2026Won the SWJCFC debut 39-10 at Cisco College, scoring 39 unanswered points after trailing 10-0. Source for: Won the SWJCFC debut 39-10 at Cisco College, scoring 39 unanswered points after trailing 10-0.
- Aug 22, 2026Opened with a 31-17 home win over No. 10 Garden City Community College. Source for: Opened with a 31-17 home win over No. 10 Garden City Community College.
Honors and milestones
- Sep 30, 2026Meeks Falatea named NJCAA Defensive Player of the Week after his three interceptions against Tyler. Source for: Meeks Falatea named NJCAA Defensive Player of the Week after his three interceptions against Tyler.
- Sep 11, 2026Ranked No. 5 in the NJCAA Division I poll going into the Kilgore game, as Snow's game notes stated it. Source for: Ranked No. 5 in the NJCAA Division I poll going into the Kilgore game, as Snow's game notes stated it.
- Aug 17, 2026Ranked 13th in the NJCAA Division I preseason poll. Source for: Ranked 13th in the NJCAA Division I preseason poll.
Watch and attend
Where to follow Snow College Badgers Football
Terry Foote Stadium, Ephraim
Home games
Capacity 2,500, recently renovated with new turf, lighting, a video board and a locker room, according to Snow's facilities page.
Official links
- SnowTV on YouTube
Snow's football schedule links each home broadcast to a YouTube live stream.
- KMTI radio
The football schedule's Listen link.
- Live stats
Quick answers
Snow College Badgers Football: conference, coach and schedule
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Published stories
Reporting attached to this team
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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.

Snow College Turned a 10-0 Hole Into a 39-10 Conference Debut
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Snow College's New Football Conference Sends Utah's JUCO Power Into Texas
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Seth Rigtrup and Tayson Reid Show Why Snow's Pipeline Starts In-State
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How Utah's Junior Colleges Feed Division I Football and Basketball Rosters
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Snow College Football Remains Utah's Shortest Path From JUCO to Division I
Snow College has spent generations moving junior-college football players into FBS and FCS programs, and the 2025 Badgers roster is the next cohort of that pipeline on the record.