Corban Athletics

2024: Appearing in 10 games and starting in 4, Alvarado tallied a total of 573 minutes…The 5’5 forward scored 5 goals (1 game winning) and 1 assist to result in 11 points…The senior had a shot percentage of .385 and a shot on goal percentage of .615…Member of the 2024 Corban Women’s Soccer team that finished 7-7-5 overall and 4-4-4 in conference play to finish 8th overall in the Cascade Collegiate Conference regular season standings. The program clinched a berth to the 2024 CCC tournament making their eleventh-straight postseason appearance.

2023: Starting in 14 out of the 18 game appearances Alvarado collected a total of 1,367 minutes…The junior midfielder tallied a total of 8 eights, 3 assists, and 19 points…With a shot on goal percentage of .485 the junior scored 2 game winning goals…Midfielder Alvarado received the award of CCC Offensive Player of the week 2 times during the 2023 season… The junior midfielder was named to the First Team All-Conference for the 2023 season…Member of the 2023 Corban Women’s Soccer team that finished 9-6-4 overall and 7-3-2 in conference play to finish 4th overall in the Cascade Collegiate Conference regular season standings. The program set a new season record for most ties in a single year with four, while a handful of individuals set both personal records and appearances on the program top ten listings for numerous categories.

2022: Appeared in 17 games, started 13…totaled 1206 minutes…scored five goals and added one assist…was voted to Second Team All-Conference honors...finished the season ranked in the Top 10 for the CCC in Goals per Game (T-10th) and Game-Winning Goals (T-4th)

Personal: Alvarado joins the Warrior Women's Soccer program after completing a season of collegiate ball at Peninsula College, earning the William & Annie McMullen Award in 2020-21 for her on-field leadership as a source of inspiration, dedication, accomplishment, and as an overall ambassador to the college. At Sherwood High School, Alvarado was a First Team All-Conference selection for the Pacific Conference and was recognized as one of the top forwards in Oregon.

She intends to join Corban's Intercultural Studies program during her time as a Warrior student-athlete.