# 2008 junior college football season

The 2008 junior college football season was the season of intercollegiate junior college football running from September to December 2008. The season ended with two national champions: one from the National Junior College Athletic Association and one from the California Community College Athletic Association (CCCAA).
The NJCAA champion was Butler (KS) who defeated Snow 37–30 in double overtime in the NJCAA National Football Championship. The CCCAA champion was Butte who defeated Mt. San Antonio 17–9 in the CCCAA State Championship.

## Conference standings
### NJCAA

2008 Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference football standings :
| 2008 Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference football standings vteConf.Overall Team W L W L  Butler (KS) †y$  7 –0  11 –1   Fort Scott †  6 –1  9 –2   Hutchinson †y  4 –3  7 –4   Garden City †  4 –3  6 –4   Coffeyville  2 –5  3 –6   Independence  2 –5  2 –7   Dodge City  2 –5  2 –7   Highland (KS)  1 –6  1 –8   Championship: Butler (KS) 29, Hutchinson 14 $ – Conference champion† – Conference playoff participanty – Championship game participant | 2008 Midwest Football Conference standings vteConf.Overall Team W L W L  East Division Harper x  7 –1  11 –1   DuPage  4 –4  6 –6   Grand Rapids  3 –5  3 –7   Joliet  3 –5  4 –6   Rock Valley  2 –6  3 –6   West Division Ellsworth  7 –1  8 –3   Iowa Central x  5 –3  8 –3   NDSCS  3 –5  5 –5   North Iowa Area  2 –6  3 –6   $ – Conference championx – Division champion/co-champions | 2008 Minnesota College Athletic Conference football standings vteConf.Overall Team W L W L  North Division Vermilion x†y  3 –1  8 –3   Mesabi Range x†y$  3 –1  6 –5   Fond du Lac  2 –2  2 –7   Itasca  0 –4  1 –8   Northland (MN) *  0 –4  0 –9   South Division Minnesota West C&T x†  3 –1  7 –3   Central Lakes x†  3 –1  7 –3   Rochester C&T x  3 –1  8 –3   Ridgewater  1 –3  5 –4   Minnesota State C&T  0 –4  2 –7   Championship: Mesabi Range 6, Vermilion 0 $ – Conference champion† – Conference playoff participanty – Championship game participant * – Northland forfeited all wins from the 2008 season |
| 2008 Northeast Football Conference standings vteConf.Overall Team W L W L  Dean $  5 –0  10 –1   Nassau  4 –1  6 –4   Lackawanna  3 –2  7 –4   Erie  2 –3  4 –6   Hudson Valley  1 –4  3 –6   Alfred State  0 –5  4 –5   $ – Conference champion | 2008 Southwest Junior College Football Conference standings vteConf.Overall Team W L W L  Navarro †y  7 –0  10 –1   Blinn †y$  5 –2  9 –3   Kilgore †  5 –2  6 –4   Trinity Valley †  4 –3  6 –4   Tyler  4 –3  5 –4   NE Oklahoma A&M  2 –5  3 –6   Cisco  1 –6  2 –7   Campionship: Blinn 49, Navarro 24 $ – Conference champion† – Conference playoff participanty – Championship game participant | 2008 Western States Football League standings vteConf.Overall Team W L W L  Snow $  8 –0  11 –1   Glendale (AZ)  6 –2  8 –2   Phoenix  6 –2  7 –4   Eastern Arizona  5 –3  8 –3   Arizona Western  4 –4  5 –5   New Mexico Military  3 –5  5 –6   Mesa (AZ)  3 –5  3 –7   Scottsdale  1 –7  3 –7   Pima  0 –8  0 –10   $ – Conference champion |
| ‹ The template below (2008 NJCAA independents football records) is being considered for deletion. See templates for discussion to help reach a consensus. › 2008 NJCAA independents football records vteConf.Overall Team W L W L  Georgia Military   –  9 –2   Louisburg   –  5 –4   Globe Tech   –  3 –5   Arkansas Baptist *   –  0 –9   * – Arkansas Baptist forfeited all games |

### CCCAA
#### NCFA

2008 Coast Conference football standings :
| 2008 Coast Conference football standings vteConf.Overall Team W L W L  Monterey Peninsula $  5 –0  10 –0   De Anza  4 –1  7 –3   West Valley  3 –2  5 –5   San Jose City  2 –3  3 –7   Gavilan  1 –4  3 –7   Hartnell  0 –5  2 –8   $ – Conference champion | 2008 NorCal Conference football standings vteConf.Overall Team W L W L  Butte $  5 –0  10 –0   CC of San Francisco  4 –1  7 –3   Santa Rosa  3 –2  7 –3   Foothill  2 –3  7 –3   San Mateo  1 –4  5 –5   Diablo Valley  0 –5  2 –8   $ – Conference champion |

## Postseason
### Playoffs
#### NJCAA

| NJCAA National Championship December 9 Rio Tinto Stadium—Sandy, UT | NJCAA National Championship December 9 Rio Tinto Stadium—Sandy, UT | NJCAA National Championship December 9 Rio Tinto Stadium—Sandy, UT |
| 1 | Butler (KS) | 37 |
| 2 | Snow | 30 |

#### CCCAA
##### SCFA

| Semifinals November 29 Campus sites | Semifinals November 29 Campus sites | Semifinals November 29 Campus sites | Regional finals December 6 Campus sites | Regional finals December 6 Campus sites | Regional finals December 6 Campus sites |
| 1 | College of the Canyons | 36 | | | |
| 4 | El Camino | 27 | | | |
| 4 | El Camino | 27 | 1 | College of the Canyons | 44 |
| | | | 3 | Mt. San Antonio | 51 |
| 2 | Fullerton | 27 | 3 | Mt. San Antonio | 51 |
| 3 | Mt. San Antonio | 34 | | | |

##### NCFA

| Regional finals November 22 Campus sites | Regional finals November 22 Campus sites | Regional finals November 22 Campus sites |
| 1 | Butte | 24 |
| 2 | Reedley | 21 |

##### State championship

| December 13 Costa Mesa, CA | December 13 Costa Mesa, CA | December 13 Costa Mesa, CA |
| 1 | Butte | 17 |
| 3 | Mt. San Antonio | 9 |