Corban Athletics

2024-2025: Appeared in 14 games this season for the Warriors…Knox tallied a total of 7.5 minutes per game, averaging 2.9 points and 0.8 rebounds per game with 8 assists this season…The 6’0 junior had a field goal percentage of .517, three-point percentage of .400, and a free throw percentage of 1.000…Secured 5 steals for the Warriors this season…NAIA Daktronics Scholar-Athlete…CCC Academic All-Conference…Member of the 2024-25 Corban Men’s Basketball team that finished in a tie for 5th-place in the Cascade Collegiate Conference standings, concluding their season in the CCC Quarterfinal round with an overall record of 15-14 and 13-9 in conference play. Two Warriors earned All-Conference recognition for their efforts in 2024-25, with two Academic All-District selections, four Academic All-Conference members, and four NAIA Scholar-Athletes…

2023-2024: Appeared in 11 games and averaged 4.4 minutes per game…Knox averaged 1.5 points per game with 0.3 rebounds per game and a total of 4 assists…The 6’0 guard had a field goal percentage of .389 with a three-point percentage of .286…The sophomore defended with 2 steals in his second season with the Warriors…CCC Academic All-Conference… Member of the 2023-24 Corban Men’s Basketball team that finished tied for 4th-place in the Cascade Collegiate Conference standings, concluding their season in the CCC Quarterfinal round with an overall record of 17-11 and 14-8 in conference play. Three Warriors earned All-Conference recognition for their efforts in 2023-24, with four Academic All-District selections, six Academic All-Conference members, and seven NAIA Scholar-Athletes…

2022-23: Played in 8 games averaging 0.9 points in 2.5 minutes per game… Recorded 4 points against Evergreen State. Named an NAIA Daktronics Scholar-Athlete. Member of the 2022-23 Warrior Men’s Basketball team that exceeded expectations to finish 20-11 overall, earning the 5th-overall seed in the CCC Tournament and advancing to the semifinal round, which was a convincing enough resume to be selected for an At-Large bid to the NAIA National Tournament for the first time since the 2016-17 season. This squad had one of the top defenses in the NAIA and CCC, holding their opponents to just 67.4 points per game and a .428 field goal percentage.