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Snow College Sports Roundup: Soccer Wins and Football Loss

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Snow College Sports Roundup: Soccer Wins and Football Loss
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In a report published September 12, Snow College saw varied results across football, volleyball, and soccer. The Snow Badgers secured victories in men's and women's soccer against USU-Eastern Utah but faced losses in football and women's volleyball.

Key takeaways

  • No. 14 Snow men's soccer defeated No. 12 USU-Eastern Utah 2-1.
  • No. 20 Snow women's soccer defeated No. 19 USU-Eastern Utah 2-1.
  • Snow football lost 35-30 to Kilgore in Texas.
  • Snow women's volleyball lost to No. 1 Miami-Dade but beat Odessa 3-2.

According to a September 12 report, Snow College athletic teams experienced a range of outcomes across multiple sports, including victories in soccer and losses in football and volleyball.

In men's soccer, the No. 14 Snow Badgers defeated No. 12 USU-Eastern Utah 2-1 on Saturday during SWAC play. Landon Michaelis and JJ Cubillas each scored for the Badgers, while Leandro Robles scored for the Eagles in the loss.

In women's soccer, the No. 20 Snow Badgers also secured a 2-1 victory over No. 19 USU-Eastern Utah on Saturday in SWAC play. Jolee Irvin and Hallie Hansen each scored for Snow, while Brookley Rasmussen scored for the Eagles.

Other results included a 35-30 loss for No. 5 Snow in football to Kilgore in Kilgore, Texas. In women's volleyball at the Bruin Bash, No. 17 Snow lost to No. 1 Miami-Dade (Fla.) 3-0, but defeated Odessa (Texas) 3-2.

The diverse results across Snow College's programs highlight a competitive weekend of collegiate athletics.

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