June 10, 2026
Snyder ISD announces that Coach Carson Ritter will take on the role of the Head Girls Track Coach for Snyder High School.
Coach Ritter has served as Snyder ISD’s Head Boys Track Coach and will now expand his leadership to oversee both the boys and girls track programs. He also serves as the Football Defensive Coordinator and teaches science at Snyder High School.
Since beginning his education career in 2021, Coach Ritter has taught multiple science courses, including Pre-AP Biology, and holds certifications in both science and mathematics. His coaching experience includes football, basketball, and track and field.
Coach Ritter earned a Bachelor of Science in Molecular Biology from Wayland Baptist University and completed his alternative certification through Eastern New Mexico University. Coach Ritter is married to Allison, a teacher at Snyder Intermediate School, and is the proud father of two boys, Rhett and Stetson.
Snyder ISD looks forward to seeing Coach Ritter continue building strong relationships with student-athletes while expanding his role in the district’s track and field program.
Coach Ritter has served as Snyder ISD’s Head Boys Track Coach and will now expand his leadership to oversee both the boys and girls track programs. He also serves as the Football Defensive Coordinator and teaches science at Snyder High School.
Since beginning his education career in 2021, Coach Ritter has taught multiple science courses, including Pre-AP Biology, and holds certifications in both science and mathematics. His coaching experience includes football, basketball, and track and field.
Coach Ritter earned a Bachelor of Science in Molecular Biology from Wayland Baptist University and completed his alternative certification through Eastern New Mexico University. Coach Ritter is married to Allison, a teacher at Snyder Intermediate School, and is the proud father of two boys, Rhett and Stetson.
Snyder ISD looks forward to seeing Coach Ritter continue building strong relationships with student-athletes while expanding his role in the district’s track and field program.