Corban Athletics

2024-2025: Competed in 29 games this season for the Warriors and started in 9 of them…Jensen had an average of 16.7 minutes per game…Scored 4.5 points per game with 1.8 rebounds and had a total of 36 assists…The junior forward had a .495 field goal percentage, a .323 three-point percentage, and a .706 free-throw percentage…Secured 11 steals for the navy and gold and had 1 block this season…Academic All-District…CCC Academic All-Conference…NAIA Daktronics Scholar-Athlete…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…

2023-2024: Appearing in 29 games for the navy and gold, Jensen played an average of 12.3 minutes per game…The sophomore averaged 2.1 points per game with 1.6 rebounds per game and 22 assists for the Warriors…The 5’10 sophomore had a field goal percentage of .421 with a three point percentage of .143 and a free throw percentage of .650…Jensen defended wit 8 steals and 1 block…CCC Academic All-Conference… Member of the 2023-24 Corban Women’s Basketball team that qualified for the CCC Tournament for the second-consecutive season with the No. 8-seed. The team finished with an 8-21 overall record and a 7-15 slate in conference play…

2022-23: Member of the 2022-23 Corban Squad that flipped a 5-24 record last year into a 12-17 overall record and 7th-place finish in the Cascade Collegiate Conference, earning themselves a spot in the CCC Tournament and postseason berth for the first time since the 2019-20 season. The team finished Top 5 in the CCC in free throw percentage, offensive and defensive rebounding, and was one of the top three-point shooting teams in the conference… Appeared in 17 games and logging 86 minutes… Had 15 points and 9 rebounds on the season…

Personal: Jensen joins Corban looking to continue her family legacy of playing collegiate athletics. Her father, Paul, played football at the University of Oregon, while her mom Megan played basketball at Hesston College in Kansas. Jensen was a dual sport athlete in high school, competing in both tennis and basketball all four years. Jensen dominated the courts, earning First Team honors all four years in tennis, and both First & Second team honors in basketball as an upperclassman.

Jensen has a heart for education and intends on being an elementary teacher following her career at Corban.