Pictured: freshman forward Haley Miersma (left), redshirt sophomore goalkeeper Jordyn Labajo (center), and senior midfielder Gabrielle Nakamura (right).

Women's Soccer 11/12/2026 7:00:00 PM Clayton Messerle, Assistant Athletic Director

Three Warriors Earn All-CCC Second Team Recognition from Corban Women’s Soccer

CORVALLIS, Ore. – The Cascade Collegiate Conference (CCC) office has announced the CCC Women's Soccer All-Conference teams and individual award winners for the 2026 regular season, where the Corban University women's soccer team saw three of their starting lineup student-athletes selected for All-Conference recognition. Senior midfielder Gabrielle Nakamura, redshirt sophomore goalkeeper Jordyn Labajo, and freshman forward Haley Miersma all earned Second Team honors following the program's return to postseason qualification and standout seasons in their respective positions.

To view the CCC's release on the 2026 women's soccer all-conference and individual awards, click HERE.

"Gabby, Jordyn, and Haley are all incredibly deserving of this recognition," said Corban head coach Tim Kagey. "Jordyn was one of the premier goalkeepers in the conference all season long and deserving of much more, Gabrielle provided leadership and consistency in every phase of the game, and Haley stepped in as a freshman and immediately became one of the most dangerous attacking players in our league, with only just scratching the surface of what she's capable of. Their contributions were instrumental to our team's success this fall, and I can't wait to see what they will all accomplish next."

A four-year contributor and team captain, Nakamura capped her Warrior career with her first All-CCC selection after serving as one of the team's most versatile and consistent performers throughout the season.

The senior midfielder appeared and started in all 19 matches, one of four Warriors to do so, and finished with three goals, two assists, and eight total points while converting all three of her penalty kick opportunities. Her .333 shooting percentage ranked among the best marks on the roster, and she played a pivotal role in both attacking and defensive situations throughout the year.

Nakamura delivered several clutch moments during conference play, including the late equalizer against Stanton University and a penalty-kick goal on Senior Day versus Southern Oregon University. She concluded her career as one of the program's most respected leaders on and off the pitch, alongside Academic All-Conference status.

Labajo earned her first career All-CCC selection after putting together one of the most impressive goalkeeping seasons in the conference. The redshirt sophomore started all 19 matches for the Warriors to combine with Nakamura as half of the rostered players to do so, posting a 1.10 goals-against average, a .847 save percentage, 116 total saves, and four shutouts.

Among all CCC goalkeepers, Labajo finished third in save percentage (.847) and second in total saves (116) while helping Corban allow just 21 goals across 19 contests. She also ranked among the conference leaders in goals-against average while serving as the backbone of a Warrior defense that surrendered one goal or fewer in 13 matches during the 2026 campaign.

Labajo's season featured multiple signature performances, including eight saves against Linfield University, seven saves versus Stanton, nine saves against Southern Oregon on Senior Day, and a 10-save effort in Corban's CCC Tournament quarterfinal matchup versus the Raiders.

In her first collegiate season, Miersma quickly emerged as Corban's top offensive threat and one of the CCC's most productive freshmen. The forward led the Warriors with six goals and 14 total points while adding two assists in 19 appearances.

Miersma finished tied for eighth in the CCC in goals scored and posted one of the conference's highest shooting percentages at .261. Five of her six goals came from the run of play, and she recorded two game-winning tallies during her debut campaign.

Her season was highlighted by a two-goal performance against Pacific Union College, as well as key goals in conference victories over Walla Walla University and nationally ranked Rocky Mountain College. Miersma's emergence helped fuel a Warrior attack that reached the CCC Tournament for another postseason appearance under Kagey.

The trio helped guide Corban to a 7-9-3 overall record, a 5-5-2 mark in CCC play, and a berth in the CCC Tournament quarterfinals, where the Warriors pushed No. 2-seeded Southern Oregon University into double overtime before suffering a heartbreaking 1-0 defeat.