The Snow College Lady Badgers went on the longest road trip of the season to square off against the College of Southern Nevada and the Saints of Community Christian College for three games in three days. The trip didn't start well with the Badgers dropping a tough battle with the Coyotes 56-57.

Snow College fell behind early only scoring eight points in the first quarter and only ten in the second quarter and trailed 18-32 at the half.

"We were not ready to play to start the game," said Head Coach Zu Grinsell. "We weren't able to follow our usual pregame routine and I don't know if that had something to do with it, but we just didn't come out with the intensity that we needed."

The Badgers mounted a tremendous comeback in the third quarter that saw the Badgers get with striking distance and eventually took a lead in the fourth quarter.

"I'm proud of the effort to get back into this game," said Grinsell. "I think we showed we can pick up the intensity when we need it, we just need to make sure we don't fall so far behind. We had chances to win the game too, we just need to make big plays when they are there."

Snow College was led by Ashlee Edwards and Kennedy Eskelson with 14 and 12 points and ten rebounds each.

Snow College bounced back on Friday and Saturday with back to back wins over Community Christian College  65-40 and 69-40. With the wins the Badgers clinch the number three seed going into the Region XVIII Tournament and will face Colorado Northwestern Community College on Wednesday at 5pm at Salt Lake Community College. KMTI-Am 650 will carry the games of the tournament.