EPHRAIM—Snow College has named Mikelle Magalogo, who was an assistant coach at College of Southern Idaho (CSI) last year, as the new softball coach. Magalogo comes to Snow College after a distinguished playing career at Copper Hills High School where she was named top 5A all-region and all-state teams. She also played at CSI, where…
The Snow College Lady Badgers participated in the Scenic West Conference Softball Tournament this past week, losing their first game to the College of Southern Nevada, 6-11, and dropping into the elimination bracket. On Thursday morning, the Badgers played Utah State University-Eastern, who they had split the season series with 4-4. Snow started out hot…
The Snow College Badgers split their four games with the College of Southern Nevada this week while playing three games on Thursday and one Friday morning, 10-18, 13-8, 7-6, 0-11. The games were moved to account for the weather that was forecasting rain on Friday. In fact, Fridays game finished in the rain and…
EPHRAIM—The Snow College Badgers had a tough homestand against rival USU-E. Snow started out slowly losing game one on Friday 0-10 but were more competitive in the second game losing 4-5. Saturday saw the Badger bats heat up as they scored 19 runs in a 19-10 win, but lost game two on Saturday 3-14….
EPHRAIM—The Snow College Badgers hosted the number one team in the Scenic West Athletic Conference this past weekend and did what had only been done once before, hand the Golden Eagles of the College of Southern Idaho a loss. Snow won just one game of the double headers on Friday and Saturday, but…
Robert Nielson, Snow College athletic director and head coach of the men’s basketball team, announced today that he will be stepping down from his coaching duties. “It has been a great run coaching here,” said Nielson. “I’ve enjoyed working with outstanding students every day. I’ve accomplished what I set out to do, and…
For the first time since 1970, the Snow College men’s basketball team won their way to an invitation to the NJCAA National Basketball Tournament.
The Snow College Badgers entered the Region XVIII Tournament as the number two seed and ultimately faced off against Salt Lake Community College for the championship but lost the title in the final match, 95-61, after soundly beating two other teams.
The Snow College Lady Badgers, the No. 3 seed in the Region XVIII tournament, knocked off Colorado Northwestern Community College on Wednesday,77-53, then lost in the finals to Southern Idaho.
The Snow College basketball team picked up three wins in three days on their longest road trip of the season.
The Snow College Lady Badgers basketball team went 2-1 on its longest road trip of the season.
The Snow College softball team continued its preseason with a 1-4 outing over the weekend.
The Snow College Badgers took the second longest winning streak in the Scenic West Athletic Conference on the road and picked up an 89-66 win over the Spartans of Colorado Northwestern.
The Lady Badgers went on the road to Colorado to face the Lady Spartans, and their defense proved to be the biggest factor in a 65-30 win that keeps the Badgers in second place in the Scenic West Athletic Conference.
After back-to-back seasons that saw the Snow College football team play in the inaugural NJCAA playoffs and play in the national championship game the previous year, the Badgers are seeing some big holes emerge as key players are moving on to play at the next level.