The Corban University women's volleyball team has been ranked second in the 2026 CCC Women's Volleyball Coaches Preseason Poll, following a strong 2025 season where they reached the NAIA quarterfinals and earned a top-five national ranking. With 106 total voter points and one first-place vote, Corban trails Eastern Oregon University, which topped the poll with 118 points and nine first-place votes. The Warriors continue to be recognized as a leading program in the conference, solidifying their status under head coach Kim McLain. Their goal remains to capture a CCC championship and pursue their first NAIA national title this season.

By the Numbers
  • Corban secured 106 points in the poll, ranking second.
  • The Warriors posted a 27-6 overall record with a 17-3 mark in conference play during the 2025 season.
State of Play
  • Corban is entering the 2026 season as one of the favorites after a successful previous season.
  • The competition remains strong, with Eastern Oregon as the preseason favorite and Southern Oregon and the College of Idaho tied for third.
What's Next

The 2026 season's commencement will see Corban aiming to capitalize on their prior success and strengthen their claim for a CCC championship, while also eyeing their first national title in the NAIA.

Bottom Line

Corban's consistent recognition as a top program reflects their ongoing commitment to excellence in women's volleyball; as they look to build on last year's achievements, their potential for success this season is promising.