For the 1st time in the history of Corban soccer they are going to the NAIA national tournament after beating Concordia 1-0 to win the Cascade Conference Championship. Kellen Luey a 2012 Faith Bible graduate has helped lead Corban to a 16-1-2 record this year. Now the Warriors are waiting to find out who they play next in the National Tournament. What an awesome accomplishment for the Corban Warriors and Kellen Luey.
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Saturday Nov 16th Kellen Luey and the Corban Warriors soccer team will battle in the championship for a chance to go to nationals. If you get a chance come out and support Kellen today.
SALEM, Ore. – Due to unsafe field conditions on Warrior Field, Saturday's final game of the Cascade Collegiate Conference Championship presented by U.S. Bank between regular season champions and No. 1 seed Corban and No. 3 seed Concordia has been moved to Blanchet Catholic High School on Market Street in Salem.
Head coach Aaron Lewis and Corban's athletic administration decided that the Cavaliers' home field would be a better venue to host the final game of the CCC season, as Blanchet Catholic has put a lot of work into keeping their natural grass field as one of the best in the city and a pitch that can be used deep into the fall season.
The game time will not change, as the Warriors and Cavaliers of Concordia will kick off at 1:00 p.m. Fans are encouraged to bring lawn chairs, as there is seating for approximately 200 people in the bleachers with plenty of room for spectators around the field.
Admission to the game will be $5.00 for adults and $3.00 for students, seniors, and military personnel with ID. Any Corban student, faculty, or staff members that attend the game will be admitted free of charge, while all Corban alumni will be admitted at the $3.00 price.
A big congratulations to Chelsea Carson a 2011 graduate of Faith on her acceptance in the 2014 Boston Marathon!
This past October, 2012 alumni TR ran his second marathon with another 2012 alumni Hannah Johnson who was running her first. T was a great friend and ran by Hannah's side. Hannah did so good she placed in her age group. Below is the plaque that the Portland Marathon sent her. Congratulations Hannah...great job!!!!!
Faith has two volleyball players this year that made all-league.
The Falcons fought hard against the Vernonia Loggers in Vernonia Saturday as a victory would send the winning team to state. Unfortunately Faith came up short as they lost three very close matches.
