Corban Athletics

2026: Appeared in 21 games this season and started in 11 of them for the navy and gold…Banks pitched 68.0 innings and recorded 41 strikeouts…She posted a 5.87 ERA and a 2.01 WHIP…Completed 3 games on the mound and secured 2 wins for the Warriors…Earned Academic All-Conference honors…Member of the 2026 Corban Softball squad that finished 6-32 overall and 5-19 in CCC contests for an eighth-place finish in the conference standings. The program had 12 student-athletes named to Academic All-Conference honors for the 2026 season…

2025: Appeared in 17 games this season for the Warriors and started in 11 of them…The senior pitcher secured 2 wins for the navy and gold and recorded 24 strikeouts…Banks pitched 51.0 innings and posted a 7.14 ERA…NAIA Daktronics Scholar-Athlete…Academic All-Conference Honoree…Member of the 2025 Corban Softball squad that finished 4-41 overall and 2-25 in CCC contests for a tenth-place finish in the conference standings. The program had 12 student-athletes named to Academic All-Conference honors, along with six NAIA Scholar-Athletes for the 2025 season…

2024: Appeared in 22 games and started in 15…The junior pitcher secured 2 wins for the navy and gold and struck out 24 batters in her first season with the Warriors… Member of the 2024 Corban Softball squad that finished 4-42 overall and 2-25 in CCC contests for a tenth-place finish in the conference standings. The program had 14 student-athletes named to Academic All-Conference honors, along with nine NAIA Scholar-Athletes for the 2024 season.

Personal: Banks brings a high pedigree of both athletic and academic prowess with her to the Corban softball program, entering as a transfer sophomore with a year of college softball under her belt at North Idaho College that featured a Dean’s List appearance. She made six appearances out of the bullpen to allow eight hits and a 1.39 WHIP in 9.1 innings of work. In high school at Lewiston, Banks was extremely efficient both in the circle and at the plate, slashing a .440 batting average while holding her opponents to a 1.87 ERA. She went on to be named a Second Team All-State pitcher and was All-League for both pitching and utility purposes.

With aspirations of teaching history, Banks will continue pursing a degree in secondary education while competing as a Warrior.