Corban Athletics

2025-26: Competed in 32 games this season for the Warriors…Ihrig averaged a total of 17.1 minutes per game, scoring 3.8 points with 0.6 rebounds per game…Collected a total of 42 assists, 6 steals, and 3 blocks…Ihrig had a .341 field goal percentage, .324 three-point percentage, and a .833 free-throw percentage…NAIA Scholar-Athlete…Academic All-Conference Honoree…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…

2024-2025: Competed in 8 games this season for the Warriors…Ihrig averaged a total of 6.8 minutes per game, scoring 1.6 points with 0.4 rebounds per game…Collected a total of 7 assists this season…Ihrig had a .250 field goal percentage, .200 three-point percentage, and a .833 free throw percentage…The 5’6 freshman secured 3 steals for the navy and gold…Member of the 2024-25 Corban Women’s Basketball team that finished in 7th place in the Cascade Collegiate Conference standings, qualifying for the CCC Tournament for the third-consecutive season with the No. 7-seed. The team finished with an 11-18 overall record and a 9-13 slate in conference play and was selected as the 2025 CCC Team Sportsmanship Award recipient. One Warrior earned All-Conference recognition for their efforts in 2024-25, with four Academic All-District selections, ten Academic All-Conference members, and seven NAIA Scholar-Athletes…

Personal: Ihrig joins the Warriors roster following an impressive high school career as a three-sport athlete including basketball, volleyball, and track. Daughter of Izzy Ihrig, who played D1 basketball at Oregon State University, Ihrig was a part of the Sam Barlow High School women’s basketball Oregon state runner-up program in 2021-22. She also received second team all-league honors for in her senior campaign in 2023-24.

Ihrig is pursuing a kinesiology degree with intentions to become an occupational therapist.