Corban Athletics

2024: Starting in all 19 games for the navy and gold, Ganchenko tallied a total of 1,431 minutes…The 5’3 forward scored 4 goals and had 2 assist for 10 points…The junior had a .568 shot on goal percentage with 37 shots taken…Ganchenko received CCC Academic All-Conference and CSC Academic All-District honors during the 2024 fall season…She was also named a 2024 NAIA Daktronics Scholar-Athlete…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 11 out of the 18 game appearances Diaz collected a total of 1,147 minutes…The sophomore forward scored 2 goals, assisted in 2 goals, and tallied 6 points…With a with a shot on goal percentage of .455 Diaz scored 1 game winning goal…The sophomore forward received Academic All-Conference in the 2023 fall season…While receiving Academic All-District Diaz received the title of a NAIA Daktronics Scholar Athlete…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 16 games for the Warriors…totaled 445 minutes…scored a goal and added an assist

Personal: Collegiate athletics runs deep in the family for Diaz, as she becomes the fourth member of her immediate family to become a college athlete, and the third to do so at Corban. Both her parents played sports for Corban when it was still formerly known as Western Baptist College, while her sister, Chloe, plays Women's Soccer for NCAA DII Biola University.

Diaz strongly carried on her family's name through high school, earning First Team All-League honors all four seasons at Cashmere High School in her hometown of Cashmere, Washington. She earned MVP and Team Captain recognition both her junior and senior years and garnered First Team All-State and Caribou Trail League Player of the Year her final year of play.