Corban University Women's Soccer team kicked off their 2026 season with a close 1-0 loss to Simpson University at California Soccer Park. The Warriors put forth a strong effort, especially from goalkeeper Jordyn Labajo, who made six saves in her debut. Head coach Tim Kagey emphasized the lessons learned from the match and the team's determination to improve and compete. Although Simpson controlled much of the game, Corban had several scoring opportunities, particularly in the second half, but were unable to find the equalizer.

By the Numbers
  • Corban faced 14 total shots from Simpson, with 8 on target.
  • Warriors recorded 6 shots, with 3 on goal, and earned 3 corner kicks.
State of Play
  • Corban managed to limit Simpson to just one goal despite pressure throughout the match.
  • During the second half, Corban created several quality scoring chances, including key efforts in the final moments.
What's Next

Corban (0-1-0) aims to recover quickly in their next match, a friendly scrimmage against Pierce College on their home field on Monday.

Bottom Line

While the loss is a setback, Corban's resilience and exploration of areas for improvement suggest they have the potential to bounce back and grow throughout the season.