New Season. Fresh Energy. Bring the Ruckus.

September 21, 2026

2026-2027 Season is HERE!


The SRJC Polar Bears are back for the 2026–2027 season, and we can’t wait to see our fans back at Snoopy’s Home Ice!


With returning players, new faces, and an expanded coaching staff, there’s plenty to look forward to. Head Coach T.J. Albrecht is joined by Assistant Coaching Staff of Bill Weidman, Egan Wolford, Matt Gunter, and Angus Brodeur as the Polar Bears build on last season’s progress and get ready for a fresh start.


First, we'll hit the road for games:


Friday, September 25:

SRJC @ UC Santa Cruz — 9:30 p.m. at Sharks Ice in San Jose.


Friday, October 2:

SRJC @ UC Davis — Time TBD in Vacaville.


Then, it’s time for a little Home SWEET Home action...


HOME OPENER — Saturday, October 3
SRJC vs. UC Davis | 7:30 p.m.
Snoopy’s Home Ice — Santa Rosa


Nothing beats playing in front of our home crowd. Whether you’ve followed the Polar Bears for years or you’re joining us for your first game, grab your SRJC gear, bring the whole family, invite some friends, and let's get rowdy in our home barn!


Check out our updated roster and team staff here on the website, and stay tuned for more game dates and details.


Let’s pack the barn and Bring the Ruckus, Polar Bear fans!

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