Pictured clockwise from top left: junior guard Abigail Winslow, freshman guard Addy Sinclair, freshman center Zoey Baker, freshman guard Mackenzie Prince, and redshirt freshman guard Ava Mai.

Women's Basketball 10/27/2026 7:00:00 PM Clayton Messerle, Assistant Athletic Director

Frizell Adds Versatility, Experience in 2026-27 Corban Women’s Basketball Recruiting Class

SALEM, Ore. – Continuing to build toward sustained success in the highly competitive Cascade Collegiate Conference (CCC), the Corban University Women's Basketball program has announced the addition of five student-athletes to its 2026-27 recruiting class. The incoming group features a mix of accomplished high school standouts and experienced collegiate transfers, adding depth, leadership, and versatility to the Warrior roster who looks to repeat as CCC regular season and tournament champions.

"I'm really excited about our five newcomers this year with our two transfers and three true freshmen," expressed head coach Kylie Frizell. "All of them have come in with a hunger and competitive fire that's helping raise our level of competition within the program. Abigail coming in as a complete bulldozer, as she's a relentless player on both sides of the ball and now gets to play college basketball closer to home. Ava and her speed are so good for us as we try to increase our defensive intensity. And then our three freshmen: Zoey brings a fresh post presence with her length and shot blocking abilities, Addy represents a very bouncy guard who has a very well-rounded skillset, and Mackenzie being as pure of a shooter as they come. We're just so excited for what great Corban-fits they all are for our program and how much they'll raise our program's level of quality!

The class includes student-athletes from Oregon and Washington and is highlighted by multiple all-state selections, state champions, award winners, and collegiate transfers with proven experience at the next level. Together, the group represents a strong foundation for the future of Warrior Women's Basketball.

Baker gives the Warriors a strong interior presence after an outstanding career at Crosshill Christian School. The 6-foot-3 center averaged 14 points, 11 rebounds, and three assists per game while establishing herself as one of the state's premier post players. Her lengthy list of accomplishments includes league Player of the Year honors as a senior, First Team All-League recognition during her sophomore, junior, and senior seasons, First Team All-State as a senior, and First Team All-State Tournament Team honors.

Baker plans to major in early education and pursue a career as an elementary school teacher.

Mai returns to Oregon after spending the 2025-26 season at NCAA DII Seattle Pacific University. Prior to beginning her collegiate career, she enjoyed a highly decorated prep career at Oregon City High School, one of the premier girls' basketball programs in the Pacific Northwest. A two-time First Team All-League selection, Mai also earned Honorable Mention All-State and Third Team All-State recognition during her high school career. She averaged 12.6 points, 7.6 rebounds, 3.6 assists, and three steals per game as a junior while helping lead Oregon City to a state championship. She also carries a Warrior family connection, as her father, Jonathan Mai, previously played men's basketball at Corban.

Mai plans to study psychology and pursue a career as a sports psychologist.

Prince arrives at Corban following a successful prep career at Northwest Christian School in Spokane. Averaging 10.2 points, 4.6 rebounds, and 1.2 steals per contest, she helped guide her program to three state tournament appearances and a state championship. A skilled perimeter scorer, Prince finished her high school career among the school's top single-season three-point shooters. She also competed with Spokane Legacy, helping the club squad finish fourth at Puma Circuit Nationals.

Prince intends to major in biomedical sciences with plans of becoming an anesthesiologist.

Sinclair recently became a Warrior after competing at Tahoma High School in Washington. A versatile guard with experience in both basketball and track and field, she also competed for respected club programs Tree of Hope and Northwest Legends.

Sinclair plans to major in elementary education and will bring additional depth and athleticism to the Warrior backcourt as she begins her collegiate career in Salem.

Winslow joins the Warriors as a seasoned collegiate transfer following stops at Pensacola Christian College and Mississippi Christian University. During her prep career at Crater High School, she was named Female Athlete of the Year and earned Second Team All-State and Second Team All-State Tournament recognition. At the collegiate level, Winslow was named to an All-Freshman Team, earned Defensive Player of the Year honors, led her team in steals as a freshman, and ranked second on the squad in scoring. She has also earned GSC All-Academic recognition during her collegiate career to date.

A biomedical science major, Winslow intends to pursue a career as an orthopedic surgeon.

With a combination of proven collegiate contributors and talented incoming freshmen, the Warriors' 2026-27 recruiting class provides a strong blend of experience, size, skill, and long-term potential as Corban prepares for the upcoming season.