Corban Athletics

2025-26: Competed in 32 games this season and started in 31 of them for the Warriors…Huerta averaged a total of 32.5 minutes per game, scoring 18.7 points with 4.6 rebounds per game…Collected a total of 125 assists this season…Huerta ended with a .501 field goal percentage, .329 three-point percentage, and a .852 free throw percentage…The 5’4 guard secured 45 steals and 6 blocks…Placed 7th in the Corban record book for the most points in a single game with 33 points…Tied for 7th for the most field goals made in a single game with 12 field goals…Tied for 5th for the most three-point field goal attempts in a single game with 13 three-point field goal attempts…Placed 5th for the most free throw attempts in a single game with 13…Ranked 2nd for the most points scored in a single season with 597 points…Ranked 3rd for the most points per game in a single season with 18.7 points…Ranked 3rd for the most field goals made in a single season with 214 field goals…Ranked 9th for the most field goal attempts in a single season with 427 field goal attempts…Placed 6th for the most free throws made in a single season with 121 free throws…Tied for 7th for the highest free throw percentage in a single season with .852…Earned NAIA Second Team All-American Honors…CCC All-Conference team…CCC Offensive Player of the Week…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: The Cascade Collegiate Conference's reigning Freshman of the Year has found a new home in the Mid-Willamette Valley, as Huerta brings her playmaking and scoring ability from the point guard position to a Warrior offense ready to impress the remainder of the CCC. In her record breaking year at Multnomah, Huerta a conference-best 19.4 points per game and was sixth across the conference in assist per game with just under four per contest. On her way to First Team honors, she made the ninth most three-pointers in the CCC and was the second best free throw shooter across the Pacific Northwest at 86.5% with the most attempts of any student-athlete.

Huerta will be continuing the pursuit of a degree in business administration with an emphasis on marketing as she begins her time as a Warrior.