Corban Athletics

2024: Starting in 13 of 15 game appearances, Beck played a total of 1,213 minutes…The 5’1 junior scored 1 goal with a shot on goal percentage of .600…Beck received CCC Academic All-Conference honors for the 2024 fall season …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 16 out of the 18-game appeared…the offensive sophomore collected a total of 1,580 minutes with a shot on goal percentage of .714…Beck received CSC Academic All-District…As well as 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: Was a member of the 2022 Corban team that finished 11-4-3 overall (7-2-3 CCC). This was the Warriors' best defensive season in recent memory, setting single-season team records in fewest goals allowed (12), fewest losses (4) and most shutouts (12)...appeared in 16 games for Corban, starting in nine of them...totaled 835 minutes in her first collegiate season

Personal: An extremely decorated Santiam Christian High School graduate, Beck brings a versatile soccer background with her to Corban University. Beck received First Team All-League recognition in all four years on the backline for the Eagles (2019-2022) and raised the bar even further her junior and senior seasons to clinch Second Team All-State honors. Beck become the third member of her family to play collegiate athletics, as her mother Jocelyn Beck played NCAA DI Women's Softball at Oregon State University from 1993 to 1995 while her grandfather Richard Harding threw Javelin at the University of Southern California for two seasons (USC).