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San Juan Broncos Football

Blanding · 2A South · 8-1 in 2026

San Juan is 8-1 through 9 games of the 2026 season, scoring 49.1 points a game and allowing 22.3. The Ledger Rating of +27.3 places them 15th among all 106 Utah 11-man programs and 1st in 2A. That number is opponent-adjusted and blowout-capped, so beating a good team by a little counts for more than beating a bad one by a lot. Their schedule so far rates -2.9 in difficulty. Projected to finish 8-1.

Rating
+27.3
Statewide
#15
In 2A
#1
Record
8-1
Points for
442
Points against
201

2026 schedule and results

DateOpponentResultOpp rating
Aug 14vsGrantsville logoGrantsvilleL 20–30+7.6
Aug 21atBeaver logoBeaverW 52–22+2.4
Aug 28atKanab logoKanabW 54–7+7.3
Sep 4vsSummit Academy logoSummit AcademyW 38–14+4.6
Sep 11vsSouth Summit logoSouth SummitW 58–28+4.5
Sep 18vsDelta logoDeltaW 44–27+6.7
Sep 25vsManti logoMantiW 61–38-13.2
Oct 9atEmery logoEmeryW 55–7-28.3
Oct 15vsSouth Sevier logoSouth SevierW 60–28-17.8

Opponent rating is that team's Ledger Rating, so a loss to a strong team reads differently from a loss to a weak one.

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San Juan roster

All 76 players we carry for San Juan, best grade first. Click any name for his full card — production, recruiting, game log and film, right here on this page. Grade is out of 10 and combines production, recruiting recognition and the quality of the opponents faced. Every player on the roster is here, not only the ones a recruiting service has already found.

PlayerPosClassHt/WtGrade
Brigg Palmer #13WR/LB20286.66
Thomas Hardin #29RB/LB20276.05
Beau Yeomans #1QB/DB20285.45
Trai Bass #69OL/DL20275.28
Cameron Adair #22TE/LB20284.90
Quincy Singer #14WR/DB20284.76
Miken Keith #84WR/DB20274.59
Andrew Nielson #11WR/DB20274.37
Tray Bradford #51OL/DL20274.28
Liam Lacy #10WR/DB20283.89
Randall Black #21WR/DB20273.74
Keilan Hutchins #78OL/DL20273.56
Pierce Holliday #59OL/DL20283.46
Kooper Laws #3WR/DB20273.45
Staley Dandy #0WR/DB20272.62
Danny Price #27WR/LB20272.46
Luke Jeppesen #12K20271.77
Landon Turk #38RB/LB20291.41
Jace Walker #45WR/DB20271.17
Kreed Herring #20WR/LB20290.85
Finn Tomco #41TE/DL20290.82
Jag Bradford #98TE/OL/DL20300.57
Tallon McAurthur #54OL/DL20290.25
Chance Black #26WR/LB20300.12
Kailus Benally #7RB/LB20270.12
Peyton Peherson #9WR/DB20270.12
Adney Singer #55OL/DL2029—
Ammon Chee #64OL/DL2028—
Aundre Yellow #44WR/DB2029—
Aydan Urbalejo #39WR/DB2028—
Ayden Denny #73OL/DL2029—
Benny Long #5WR/DB2029—
Boston Monson #71OL/DL2029—
Braddock Mortensen #80WR/DB2030—
Bronx Black #36RB/LB2029—
Cal Crofts #30TE/DL2030—
Camden Crofts #67OL/DL2027—
Carter Knight #53OL/DL2029—
Chase Duke #31WR/LB2030—
Christian Lewis #77OL/DL2028—
Cian Mark #79OL/DL2028—
Colt Workman #81WR/DB2030—
Daryan Holliday #74OL/DL2029—
Dawson Laws #56OL/DL2028—
Deandre Antez #35RB/LB2028—
Durham Callahan #76OL/DL2028—
Easton Knight #50OL/DL2027—
Eddie Hohensee #49K2028—
Evan Bradford #25WR/LB2029—
Gaige Palmer #70OL/DL2028—
Hastiin Valenzuela #6WR/DB2029—
Heston Holliday #60OL/DL2030—
Ian Mark #72OL/DL2029—
Jack Gilson #83WR/LB2030—
Jaevyn White #23DB2027—
Jamari Hickman #18WR/DB2030—
Jay Crofts #19RB/LB2030—
Jayce Raisor #24RB/LB2027—
Jett Richmond #40WR/LB2028—
Kade Snyder #4WR/LB2029—
Kashten Regalado #2WR/DB2028—
Kolt Lacy #16WR/DB2030—
Lincoln Black #34WR/DB2030—
Logan Williams #57OL/DL2028—
Milakai Dayzie #17WR/DB2028—
Oaklan Joe #86WR/DB2030—
Payton Bedoni #8WR/DB2028—
Ruger Shumway #52OL/DL2029—
Sammie Allred #87WR/DB2030—
Stan Jones #66OL/DL2028—
Stetson Johnson #37WR/DB2030—
Stockton Holden #32WR/LB2030—
Teyano Tahy #42WR/DB2028—
Thunder Slavens #15QB/DB2030—
Weston Baker #61OL/DL2030—
Wyatt Tom #88WR/DB2028—

About the program

Head coach: Barkley Christensen, year 10 at San Juan.

State championships: 11 — 2025, 2024, 2023, 2022, 2021, 2010, 2009, 2006, 2000, 1998, 1989.

Roster: 76 players, 18 seniors.

Line play

Offensive line — 89.3, 12th statewide

run blocking and measured sacks allowed

Defensive front — 59.5, 79th statewide

run defense and measured pass rush

Both are unit ratings, identical for every lineman on the roster, because sacks and rushing yards are things five men do together.

Recent seasons

YearRecordPlayoffs
202511-2state champion
202411-2
202312-0state champion

Rivalries

Grand County
San Juan leads 51–30 (81 meetings since 1956). Grand County plays 8-man for 2026; the series is off the schedule. Blanding and Moab are the two largest towns in Utah's southeast corner, about seventy-five miles apart on US-191, and Grand is San Juan's most-played opponent. The full history ›

Monticello
San Juan leads 43–20–2 (65 meetings since 1955). Monticello joined Utah's 8-player league in 2022; the football series is dormant. San Juan County's own rivalry — Monticello is the county seat, Blanding the larger town, about twenty-one miles apart. The full history ›

Beaver logoBeaver
A renewed rivalry rather than an old one. The full history ›

2A South

Who else San Juan plays in their region, ranked.

The rest of the season

The live rankings carry the week-by-week projection for San Juan, the matchup breakdown for every game left, and the playoff picture — all of it updated the same night games finish.

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