Corban Athletics

2025: Started in all 17 games this season for the Warriors…Alston tallied a total of 1,501 minutes this season…The 5’4 sophomore recorded 8 goals, 62 shots, 35 shots on goal, and a shot on goal percentage of .565…Alston scored 3 game winning goals for the navy and gold…Received CSC Academic All-District Honors…NAIA Daktronics Scholar-Athlete…Honorable Mention All-Conference Accolade…Academic All-Conference Honoree…Member of the 2025 Corban Women’s Soccer team that finished 5-12-0 overall and 2-10-0 in conference play to finish 11th overall in the Cascade Collegiate Conference regular season standings.

2024: Appearing in all 19 games and starting in 17, Alston tallied a total of 1,358 minutes…The freshman scored the team best 8 goals (5 game-winning) and had 1 assist to combine into 17 points…The 5’4 forward had a shot on goal percentage of .729…Alston was named the 2024 Newcomer of the Year…In the CCC regular season, Alston finished second in game-winning goals, seventh in shots (47), ninth in goals scored, and tenth in total points (17)…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.

Personal: Having played out her senior season as a 15-goal, 7-assist forward for McNary High School and former head coach Josh Rios Noonkester who now directs the Corban men’s soccer team, Alston represents exactly what Coach Whyte strives to find in each of his recruiting classes for the Warrior women’s soccer program. As a three-time All-Conference selection, four-year varsity starter, leading goal scorer in 2023, and a First Team All-League striker, Alston helped lead the Celtics to a long-awaited playoff appearance for the OSAA State Tournament, which eventually led to her being selected as a nominee for both Women’s Athlete of the Year and SB Live Best Striker for the state of Oregon.

Alston will be studying business management with an emphasis in marketing as she prepares for a career in real estate/interior design.