Corban Athletics

2024: Bischoff collected a total of 339 kills this season for the Warriors with 2.76 kills per set…Hitting percentage of .148 with a total of 51 blocks and .41 blocks per set…The 5’11 sophomore collected 57 service aces this season with .46 aces per set, placing her at seventh best for aces and fifth best for aces per set in a single season…Bischoff is tied for seventh place for aces per set in a career of .35…Secured 296 total digs this season with 2.41 digs per set and a reception percentage of .944…Academic All-Conference…NAIA Daktronics Scholar Athlete…CSC Academic All District…Member of the 2024 Corban Volleyball team that finished the season with a 27-6 overall record, 19-3 in conference play and became regular season champions. Qualified for the NAIA National Championship Final Site for the ninth-straight season ending as national semifinalists and No. 4-overall team ranking to end the year.

2023: Collecting a total of 221 kills in the fall season with 1.84 kills per set Bischoff had a kill percentage of .282…Bischoff secured the 5^th highest CCC attacking percentage in the fall season…The 5’11 freshman had a total of 119 blocks with .99 blocks per set…The newcomer served up 29 aces with .24 served aces per set…CCC Honorable Mention… Member of the 2023 Corban Volleyball team that finished the season with a 28-7 overall record, 19-3 in conference play. Qualified for the NAIA National Championship Final Site for the eighth-straight season with an All-American student-athlete and No. 7-overall team ranking to end the year.

Personal: Bischoff comes to Corban after an impressive three-sport high school career where she played volleyball and basketball on the court and ran cross country as well. She was named Conference MVP in her last three seasons of both volleyball and basketball while also earning a First Team All-State recognition in volleyball. She also competed for the Spiketown Volleyball Club, winning the Salt Lake City Showdown in 2022.

Bischoff intends to study in the Business/Accounting program during her time at Corban.