Snow College Women's Wrestling
Snow College women's wrestling opens 2026-27 with an Oct. 24 intrasquad scrimmage after winning the first Region 18 Tournament and finishing sixth of 30 teams at the NJCAA National Championships with seven All-Americans in 2025-26.
About Snow College Women's Wrestling
Snow College women's wrestling is coached by Ross Taylor, with George Chappell as volunteer assistant, and wrestles its home matches at the Sevier Valley Center in Richfield.
Last season
Snow won the first Region 18 Tournament in February 2026 with six individual champions, then finished sixth of 30 teams at the NJCAA National Championships in Council Bluffs, Iowa, on March 6-7. Seven Badgers earned All-America honors, and Snow's release put the season at 10-10 overall.
2026-27
The schedule page lists the Blue & Orange Intersquad Scrimmage on October 24 and the Maverick Open in Grand Junction, Colorado, on November 8, then the Cornerman Luke Preseason Nationals Tournament in Richfield on November 13-14. The Region 18 Tournament is listed for February 14 in Ontario, Oregon, and the national championships for March 5-6 in Council Bluffs. The roster page still carries the 2025-26 roster, so this page does not say who is back. Read more in Snow College's 2026-27 wrestling preview.
2026-27 season
No 2026-27 match wrestled yet; the schedule page lists an intrasquad scrimmage first, on Oct. 24.
From the official schedule, updated October 18 at 10:00 AM MT
- Next
- at Maverick Open, Sun Nov 8, 9:00 a.m. MTMaverick Center, Grand Juction, Colorado
- Conference
- NJCAA Region 18
- Head Women's Wrestling Coach
- Ross Taylor
Checked Oct 18, 2026
At a glance
Official sources
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- Snow College Athletics: women's wrestling schedulesnowbadgers.com
- Snow College Athletics: women's wrestling rostersnowbadgers.com
- Snow College Athletics: 2025-26 women's wrestling schedule and resultssnowbadgers.com
- Snow College Athletics: Women's wrestling produces seven All-Americans, finishes sixth at NJCAA National Championships (Mar. 10, 2026)snowbadgers.com
- Snow College Athletics: Women's wrestling wins Region 18 title (Feb. 11, 2026)snowbadgers.com
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What each source confirms
- Snow College Athletics: women's wrestling schedule
- Read 2026-10-18: Blue & Orange Intersquad Scrimmage Oct. 24, 5:00 p.m.; Maverick Open Nov. 8; Region 18 Tournament Feb. 14; NJCAA Nationals Mar. 5-6.
- Snow College Athletics: women's wrestling roster
- Read 2026-10-18: the page title reads 2025-2026 Women's Wrestling Roster.
- Snow College Athletics: 2025-26 women's wrestling schedule and results
- Read 2026-10-18: Overall 10-10, Conf 1-0; '6th Place (132 points)' at nationals; Coaches Duels fourth.
- Snow College Athletics: Women's wrestling produces seven All-Americans, finishes sixth at NJCAA National Championships (Mar. 10, 2026)
- Read 2026-10-18: sixth of 30 teams; seven All-Americans; 10-10 overall.
- Snow College Athletics: Women's wrestling wins Region 18 title (Feb. 11, 2026)
- Read 2026-10-18: first-ever Region 18 Tournament; six individual champions.
- Snow College Athletics: staff directory
- Read 2026-10-18: Ross Taylor, Head Women's Wrestling Coach; George Chappell, Women's Wrestling Volunteer Assistant.
Verified record
Snow College Women's Wrestling results and honors
Each line is dated and links the official release it comes from.
Latest results
- Mar 7, 2026Sixth of 30 teams at the NJCAA National Championships in Council Bluffs, Iowa, with seven All-Americans: Isabella Morgan (145) and Maeli Howard (180) third, Kaylee Young (117) and Emily Pasillas (124) fourth, Ali Hansen (103) fifth, Inaily Samaniego (138) sixth and Brighton Wise (235) seventh. Source for: Sixth of 30 teams at the NJCAA National Championships in Council Bluffs, Iowa, with seven All-Americans: Isabella Morgan (145) and Maeli Howard (180) third, Kaylee Young (117) and Emily Pasillas (124) fourth, Ali Hansen (103) fifth, Inaily Samaniego (138) sixth and Brighton Wise (235) seventh.
- Feb 9, 2026Won the first-ever Region 18 Tournament in Roseburg, Ore., with six individual champions: Maeli Howard (180), Isabella Morgan (145), Inaily Samaniego (138), Chloe Colvin (207), Brighton Wise (235) and Kaylee Young (117). Source for: Won the first-ever Region 18 Tournament in Roseburg, Ore., with six individual champions: Maeli Howard (180), Isabella Morgan (145), Inaily Samaniego (138), Chloe Colvin (207), Brighton Wise (235) and Kaylee Young (117).
- Jan 24, 2026Finished fourth at the NJCAA Women's Coaches Association Duels in Richfield, with wins over Hawkeye CC 32-16, Colby CC 39-11 and Northern Oklahoma College-Tonkawa 38-15. Source for: Finished fourth at the NJCAA Women's Coaches Association Duels in Richfield, with wins over Hawkeye CC 32-16, Colby CC 39-11 and Northern Oklahoma College-Tonkawa 38-15.
- Dec 13, 2025Beat Utah Tech 38-14, by the 2025-26 schedule page. Source for: Beat Utah Tech 38-14, by the 2025-26 schedule page.
Honors and milestones
- Mar 10, 2026Seven NJCAA All-Americans at the 2026 national championships, by Snow's release. Source for: Seven NJCAA All-Americans at the 2026 national championships, by Snow's release.
Watch and attend
Where to follow Snow College Women's Wrestling
Sevier Valley Center, Richfield
Home matches, including Utah Tech on Dec. 12 and Western Colorado University on Dec. 18
The 2026-27 schedule page also lists the Cornerman Luke Preseason Nationals Tournament here on Nov. 13-14 and the 4th Annual NJCAA Coaches Duels on Jan. 23.
Quick answers
Snow College Women's Wrestling: conference, coach and schedule
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