Corban Athletics

Keegan Davis was announced as the inaugural Corban University head men’s wrestling coach in the fall of 2018. He will be at the helm of the Warrior squad in its first season of competition in 2019-20.

In his first year at the helm, Davis oversaw an incredible inaugural campaign for the Navy and Gold. Two Warriors (Levi Perry and Cooper McCullough) reached the NAIA National Championships, both finishing just one win away from NAIA All-American status. McCullough also claimed the CCC Title at 157 pounds. 

Davis came to Corban following a decorated NCAA Division I wrestling career to go with his standout coaching resume. Hailing from Salem during his high school career, Davis captured a pair of state championships while competing for Sprague High School, leading him to wrestle at Oregon State University. While with the Beavers, he qualified for the NCAA National Tournament two times, placed in the top-5 at the PAC-10 Championships four times, and was a freestyle All-American. He finished his time at Oregon State in the top-20 in all-time wins.

After his wrestling career finished on the mat, he became an integral part of building Silverton High School's wrestling program into one of the elite programs in Oregon. While at Silverton as an assistant coach and teacher, he saw six individuals claim State Championships and six finish as State Finalists. In addition, Silverton has seen the highest number of wrestling participants at the school now than in any of the last 15 years.