Corban Athletics

2024: Roginski tallied 347 kills for the Warriors in her third season… 2.82 kills per set with a kill percentage of .244…The 6’1 junior has the tenth highest kill record in Corban history of 964 and the tenth highest attack percentage of .259…Roginski has a total of 112 blocks this season with .91 blocks per set and holds fifth place for blocks in a career of 286…NAIA Daktronics Scholar Athlete…CSC Academic All-District…Academic All-Conference Student-Athlete…NAIA All-Tournament Team Member…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: Roginski collected 323 kills for the navy and gold with 2.54 kills per set…With a kill percentage of .254 Roginski has the tenth highest kill percentage in the CCC…The 6’1 sophomore tallied a total of 105 blocks with .83 blocks per set…Second Team All-Conference…CSC Academic All-District…NAIA Daktronics Scholar Athlete…Academic All-Conference… 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.

2022: Freshman member of the 2022 Corban Volleyball squad that finished as the National Runner-Up in the NAIA, the highest team finish in program history. The Warriors finished with 33 wins, the most in a single-season, while sweeping their way to an NAIA National Championship appearance… Named First Team All-Conference member and CCC Freshman of the Year… Honored by AVCA as the Northwest Region Freshman of the Year… Named to NAIA National Tournament All-Around Team… Appeared in 128 sets…notched 314 kills on a .286 attack percentage... tallied 62 digs in the backcourt and 71 blocks at the net... Finished the season ranked seventh in the CCC for attacking percentage…

Personal: Originally hailing from Gresham, Ore., Roginski was exceptional in her four years at Gresham High School, while also competing for the Chaos Volleyball Club team. The standout was named the Mt. Hood Conference Player of the Year in her senior season.

Roginski intends to study business administration while in Salem.