Corban Athletics

2023: Securing a total of 550 kills for the navy and gold Troutman had 4.20 kills per set with a kill percentage of .243 which landed her as the number one conference leader in kills…She served up 35 aces at .27 serving aces per set…As a defender, Troutman tallied a total of 51 blocks with .39 blocks per set…At 2.62 digs per set, Troutman had 343 digs in the fall season…named the back-to-back CCC Player of the Year…4-time Volleyball Attacker of the Week …NAIA sixth-place for total kills… two-time NAIA National Attacker of the Week…AVCA Northwest Region Player of the Year…NAIA First Team All-American…Academic All-Conference…Second in career kills for Corban Volleyball program with 1,727 all-time, third in career aces (169), seventh in career digs (1,147)… only student-athlete in program history with at least 1,500 kills and 1,000 digs in a single career… Member of the 2023 Corban Volleyball team that finished the season with a 28-7 overall record, 19-3 in conference play. Qualified for the NAIA National Championship Final Site for the eighth-straight season with an All-American student-athlete and No. 7-overall team ranking to end the year.

2022: Sophomore member of the 2022 Corban Volleyball squad that finished as the National Runner-Up in the NAIA, the highest team finish in program history. The Warriors finished with 33 wins, the most in a single season, while sweeping their way to an NAIA National Championship appearance… Named First Team All-Conference member… Awarded CCC Player of the Year in her dominant conference slate… Named to NAIA National Tournament All-Around Team… Selected to NAIA First Team All-American status for first time, second AA award since her Honorable Mention award last season… Named the NAIA National Attacker of the Year after posting ridiculous offensive statistics all season long… Honored by AVCA as Northwest Region First Team member and both the AVCA Northwest Region Player and Attacker of the Year… One of three Warriors to appear in all 133 sets this season… notched a conference-high 564 kills on a .254 attack percentage… tallied 417 digs in the backcourt to trail only star libero Kealani Ontai, along with 36 blocks and 44 service aces in her all-around effort... Completed the season ranked 4th nationally in kills and 5th in kills per set… Her 564 season kills are the second most in a single season in program history, and she now sits at 7th all-time in career kills (1,177) with two seasons of eligibility remaining...

2021:  Freshman member of the top sixteen finishing Warrior squad. Corban won the conference regular season and the conference tournament before heading to the NAIA Final Site for the sixth-straight time. The 2021 Warriors had the most wins in a season since 1999 (30) and the broke the Cascade Collegiate Conference record for wins in conference play with 20...garnered All-Conference plaudits… named first-team All-Northwest Region...led the team in kills with 438 on an impressive .262 clip…Troutman also led the Warrior squad in service aces with 68.

2020-21: The Warriors turned in yet another impressive season, overcoming countless obstacles related to the COVID-19 pandemic… finished the 2021 spring campaign with a 14-5 overall record, going 10-4 in Cascade Collegiate Conference (CCC) competition. The Navy and Gold won its third-ever CCC Tournament Championship… the squad made an appearance at the NAIA National Tournament for the fifth-consecutive season, finishing among the top 16 squads in the country at the NAIA Final Site… Was named the CCC freshman of the year…garnered AVCA All-Region accolades…

Personal: Hoping to make an immediate impact for the Warriors, Troutman brings a vaunted résumé to Corban. While a member of the Ridgeview HS program, she was named First-Team All-League in her final three years. She was named to the 5A All-State team in 2019 and 2020. Troutman is a one-time MaxPreps volleyball player of the week award recipient, and was an Oregon Sports nominee for women’s volleyball.

Troutman hopes to major in Psychology while attending Corban.