SALEM, Ore. – Corban University Vice President for Student Life Brian Jaworski has announced that the Warrior women's soccer program will begin a national search for the next head coach immediately to begin the 2025 calendar year. The team most recently celebrated a fall-best 13 graduates to end their 2024 season and is expecting to return a majority of their roster next year with plenty of experience ranging from the true freshmen to the soon-to-be upperclassmen.

The Warriors are coming off a 7-7-5 overall season in the fall of 2024 with a 4-4-4 record in Cascade Collegiate Conference (CCC) play, strong enough to qualify for their eleventh-straight postseason where they concluded the year in the CCC Tournament quarterfinals. The program has concluded each of the past nine seasons with no lower than a .500-win percentage overall, with five of those nine years reaching double-digit win totals, most recently in 2022 when the recorded an 11-4-3 finish.

Corban women's soccer garnered two All-Conference recipients, including the CCC Newcomer of the Year in freshman forward Maya Alston, while making the largest jump of any fall sport academically with 16 Academic All-Conference recipients, nine NAIA Scholar-Athletes, and four CSC Academic All-District selections. The senior-heavy starting lineup from last year will make way for the next generation of student-athlete success for the Warriors both on the pitch and in the classroom, with plenty of incoming recruits and key returners prepared to step up into the limelight.

Candidates interested in becoming the next head coach of the Corban women's soccer program can submit their name for consideration by clicking HERE to view the job description and submit an application. The application is also open and available on the NAIA and NCCAA sites.

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