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2025-26: Appeared in 32 games for the Warriors and started in all of them…Bishop averaged a total of 23.5 minutes per game, scoring 11.3 points with 8.0 rebounds per game…Collected a total of 58 assists, 26 steals, and 40 blocks…The 6’2 graduate student had a .539 field-goal percentage, a .500 three-point percentage, and a .602 free-throw percentage…Ranked 8th in the Corban record books for the highest field goal percentage of .539 in a single season…Ranked 10th for the most blocked shots in a single season with 40 blocks…Earned CSC Academic All-District Honors…Honorable Mention All-Conference selection…Two CCC Defensive Player of the Week Accolades…Member of the 2025-26 Corban Women’s Basketball team that won the CCC Tournament and tied for 1st place as the CCC regular-season champions. The team concluded their season in the NAIA Opening round with a 26-6 overall record and a 16-4 slate in conference play. One Warrior earned NAIA Second Team All-American honors, with four Academic All-District selections, four CCC All-Conference members, eight NAIA Scholar-Athletes, ten Academic All-Conference members, and a CCC Sixth Player of the Year honoree…

Personal: Bishop brings an offensive focal point and defensive presence to the key that will boast a much-improved Warrior squad in 2025-26, as the former McDonald's All-American nominee brings an NCAA DI and DII resume with her to Corban that features stops at the University of Northern Colorado and Seattle Pacific University. Formerly a Wilsonville High School standout who was First Team All-League for the 5A-1 Northwest Oregon Conference and later the Player of the Year with First Team accolades in Phoenix Gold League for the Oregon Elite club organization, Bishop has spent the previous three seasons as a Falcon and returns to Oregon ready to build upon her redshirt junior season where she appeared in all 30 games for SPU and recorded single-season highs across nearly every major statistical category.

Having complete her bachelor's degree at Seattle Pacific, Bishop will take advantage of Corban's robust business department as she begins her graduate studies for a master's degree in business administration.