Corban Athletics

2025: Competed in 4 meets this season for the Warriors…Lee recorded a personal best 8k time of 25:02.2 at the Linfield George Oja Invitational…Finished 18^th in the CCC Cross Country Championships and 75^th at the NAIA National Championships…Ranked 5^th in the Corban Men’s Cross Country Record Book for the fastest 8k…Received CCC Academic All-Conference Honors…Member of the 2025 Corban Men’s Cross Country team that placed fifth overall at the Cascade Collegiate Conference Championships, highlighted by two top-six individual finishes and All-Conference honors. The team also produced two All-Americans at the NAIA National Championships in Tallahassee, Florida, along with the CCC Men’s Cross Country Runner of the Year.

2024: Fastest personal 8k time for the season was marked 25:25:8 at the 49th Charles Bowles Willamette Invitational…Lee received CCC Academic All-Conference honors during the fall 2024 season…Member of the 2024 Corban Men’s Cross Country team that landed fourth overall at the Cascade Collegiate Conference Championships where they had two individual top ten finishes crowned as All-Conference runners and sent them to the NAIA National Championships in Columbia, Missouri. The team was also awarded CCC Team of the Week honors.

2023: Fastest personal 8k time for the season was marked 26:01.3 at Linfield Harrier Classic…Lee achieved the 13^th fasted time in Corbans Men’s 8K Cross Country…Member of the 2023 Corban Men’s Cross Country team that finished tied for third overall at the Cascade Collegiate Conference Championships where they saw their first individual conference champion in school history crowned as well as two All-Conference runners. The program also qualified as a complete team for the NAIA National Championships for the first time in program history, where they finished 22nd overall.

Personal: A four-year varsity cross country and track & field performer from his days at Sam Barlow High School, Lee will enter his first season as a Warrior and look to hit the ground running in true freshman fashion. While a majority of his individual success came from the track in high school, he was most notably a First Team All-Conference honoree in the Mt. Hood Conference during the 2022 cross country season.

Lee looks to continue his interest in athletics by majoring in kinesiology during his time as a Warrior with plans of becoming a physical therapist.