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Pictured: senior outside hitter Emma Bischoff

Women's Volleyball Clayton Messerle, Assistant Athletic Director

Bischoff Tabbed for Seventh Career CCC Attacker of the Week Award

CORVALLIS, Ore. – The Cascade Collegiate Conference (CCC) office has announced the CCC Players of the Week for the competitions held between September 28th and October 4th, where the No. 6-ranked Corban University Women's Volleyball team saw one of their senior leaders selected to her seventh career Attacker of the Week honor following a dominant road weekend in southeastern Washington and western Idaho. Outside hitter Emma Bischoff picked up her first weekly award of 2026 after leading the Warriors to a straight-set sweep of Walla Walla University and a four-set statement win at No. 11-ranked Lewis-Clark State College.

To read the full list of CCC Players of the Week released today by the conference office, click HERE.

"Emma being named Attacker of the Week is so well deserved!" Corban head coach Kim McLain began regarding her four-year starter's most recent honor. "I'm incredibly proud of the work she continues to put in each and every day. Her commitment, competitiveness, and desire to keep getting better make such an impact on our team. I'm excited to see what the rest of the season holds for her. I feel truly blessed and honored to have the opportunity to coach Emma and watch her continue to grow as a player and a person!"

Bischoff powered the Warrior attack as Corban swept Walla Walla University and handed No. 11-ranked Lewis-Clark State College their first set and match losses on their home court of the year, helping the Navy and Gold extend their winning streak and continue climbing the CCC standings.

The senior opened the weekend with her fifth straight double-double performance in Corban's three-set victory over Walla Walla, recording 13 kills, 10 digs, six total blocks, and 17.5 points. She hit efficiently throughout the contest while leading all players in kills and helping the Warriors hold the Wolves to a .027 team attacking percentage.

Bischoff followed that performance with another standout effort in Corban's four-set road victory over a nationally-ranked LC State squad. She recorded a match-high 16 kills while adding 10 digs for a sixth consecutive double-double, six total blocks, and 20.5 points scored in a battle between two teams jockeying for position in the upper half of the CCC standings. Bischoff helped the Warriors secure a pivotal road win by contributing on both sides of the net, leading Corban in kills while playing a key role in the team's 12 total blocks and holding the host Warriors to a .231 attacking percentage in the victory.

Across the two road victories, Bischoff totaled 29 kills, 20 digs, 12 total blocks (including four solo stuffs, three service aces, and 38.0 points, averaging 4.14 kills per set while leading the Warrior attack in both matches. She posted her fifth and sixth straight double-doubles dating back to mid-September as Corban completed a perfect weekend road trip and extended its winning streak to four matches.

Her efforts helped the Warriors improve to 14-5 overall and 7-3 in CCC competition, keeping Corban firmly in the conference title hunt entering another pivotal week of league play.

Bischoff becomes the latest Warrior to earn weekly conference honors this season and the second Corban volleyball student-athlete in as many weeks to receive CCC recognition, joining junior middle blocker Gracee Robertson who was named CCC Defender of the Week following the Warriors' victories over Oregon Tech and No. 17-ranked Southern Oregon University.

Corban returns to action this weekend when the Warriors host RV Bushnell University (12-5, 7-3) at the C.E. Jeffers Sports Center, looking to break a tie for third place in the conference standings and avenge their CCC-opening loss to the Beacons at the beginning of September.

 

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Players Mentioned

Emma Bischoff

#18 Emma Bischoff

OH/MB
5' 11"
Senior
Gracee Robertson

#9 Gracee Robertson

MB
6' 0"
Junior

Players Mentioned

Emma Bischoff

#18 Emma Bischoff

5' 11"
Senior
OH/MB
Gracee Robertson

#9 Gracee Robertson

6' 0"
Junior
MB