SALEM, Ore. – Corban University head men's wrestling coach Keegan Davis announced the program's first-ever official schedule, lining up a competitive regiment for the squad in its flagship season.

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"We are very excited to get our first wrestling season started, especially with the level of competition that is included in our schedule," said Davis. "We will have the opportunity to see exactly where we measure up."

It'll be trial by fire for the Warriors, who will repeatedly cross paths in 2019-20 with top wrestling programs from the NAIA. The Cascade Collegiate Conference (CCC) boasted six teams in the final NAIA Men's Wrestling Coaches' Top-20 Poll last season, accounting for nearly a third of the NAIA's nationally-ranked programs.

Corban will launch its season on October 26, heading down to Redding, Calif. for a dual with Simpson University. The Warriors will then host the squad's first-ever home contest on November 7, welcoming CCC rival Warner Pacific to the C.E. Jeffers Sports Center at 6 p.m.

The matchup will serve as one of only two home events during the 2019 calendar year for the Navy and Gold, as the Warriors will compete in seven-consecutive road tournaments before returning to Salem to host Highline College on December 19.

Warrior fans will have three opportunities to see Corban wrestle at home during the month of January, with Big Bend Community College (January 9), Grays Harbor Community College (January 17), and Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University (January 24) all visiting at the start of the new year.

After traveling to Cheney, Wash. for a tournament hosted by NCAA Division I Eastern Washington University on February 2, the Warriors will conclude their 2019-20 regular-season docket with a home dual against nationally-recognized Eastern Oregon University on February 7.

All of this will culminate in the CCC Championships on February 14-15, which will take place in Atherton, Calif. on the campus of Menlo College. Last year, the conference sent a total of 46 individuals to the NAIA National Championships, which are slated for March 5-6 in Park City, Kan.