Corban University Athletics is committed to fielding teams of Christian student athletes who represent Christ and the College at a top level of competition. Athletics at Corban exists to integrate and enhance the mission of the University, while providing student-athletes and the college community opportunities for spiritual, academic, and athletic growth and development. We understand, from the Christian perspective, that competition is healthy for growing maturing Christians.
Student-athletes who are fortunate enough to be a Warrior are provided and challenged with enriched, quality, and competitive intercollegiate athletic opportunities at a national level.
Personal growth is highly emphasized and enhanced by combining spiritual truth into athletic and academic achievement. Coaches actively recruit student-athletes who are committed to developing Christlike character through discipline, teamwork, competition, and ministry. It is a primary goal that all our young men and women display that character and attitude toward opponents, spectators, officials and the community. Student-athletes at Corban can expect to be challenged, instructed, encouraged and mentored in the process of growing and living life in the image of Jesus Christ.
As a member of the Cascade Collegiate Conference, Corban is affiliated with the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA). Warrior teams compete in women's basketball, cross country, track & field, golf, soccer, softball, and volleyball along with the men's sports of basketball, baseball, cross country, track & field, golf, and soccer.
Corban has claimed 13 conference titles since all Warrior sports joined the CCC in 1994. Other Conference members include: Concordia University, The College of Idaho, Eastern Oregon University, The Evergreen State College, Northwest University, Northwest Christian University, Oregon Institute of Technology, Southern Oregon University, and Warner Pacific College.
Being a Warrior at Corban University is truly an outstanding spiritual and academic experience.