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2025-26: Competed in 32 games for the Warriors this season and started in all of them…Zimmermann averaged a total of 31.5 minutes per game, scoring 17.1 points with 5.5 rebounds per game…Collected a total of 71 assists, 26 steals, and 12 blocks for the navy and gold…Recorded a field goal percentage of .543, a three-point percentage of .327, and a free throw percentage of .688…Earned CSC Academic All-District Honors…All-Conference Team…CCC Offensive Player of the Week…Member of the 2025-26 Corban Men’s Basketball team that won the Cascade Collegiate Conference Tournament as the No. 7 seed. The Warriors concluded their season in the NAIA Opening round with an overall record of 17-15 and 10-10 in conference play. The team earned two CCC Team of the Week honors, with multiple individual accolades including two All-Conference selections, two Academic All-District honorees, four Academic All-Conference members, and four NAIA Scholar-Athletes…

Personal: Zimmermann enters the NAIA scene having earned a plethora of awards across the NWCA and NCAA DI fields for both basketball and football, as he was the starting tight end for the City College of San Francisco his freshman season, transferred back to his hometown and attended Linn-Benton Community College to earn First Team All-League and Freshman of the Year accolades in the NWAC South men’s basketball division, then redshirted as a tight end for the Beavers of Oregon State University just last season. From his basketball career at LBCC, Zimmermann earned back-to-back NABC All-American honors thanks to his top five finishes in total points, points per game, and rebounds per game on an annual basis across the NWAC.

A bachelor’s degree in business administration with an emphasis on leadership and management is how Zimmermann will complete his undergraduate studies while competing for the Warrior men’s basketball program.