College of the Desert standout Stacie Alexander is taking her talents to the next level. The middle blocker from Yucca Valley H.S. has officially signed a letter of intent to continue her beach volleyball career at Corban University, an NAIA powerhouse located in Salem, Oregon.

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"Signing with Corban is a dream come true," Alexander shared. "I'm ready to work hard, grow as an athlete, and help contribute to a program that's already doing big things on the national stage."

Dominant at the Net

Alexander was a two-year anchor for the Roadrunners in indoor and on the sand. In indoor, she earned First Team All-IEAC honors as a freshman and Honorable Mention as a sophomore, despite tough conference competition. She started 22 of 23 matches in her final season and led the Inland Empire Athletic Conference (IEAC) in solo blocks (16) and total blocks (54). She also finished second in assisted blocks (38), showcasing her dominance at the net.

Her best performance of the 2024 season came against Chaffey on October 9, where she posted 7 kills, 8 digs, and 3 assisted blocks.

On the sand, her and her 1's partner, Bella Branconier, were named Honorable Mention All-South Coast Conference.

"I'm incredibly thankful for my time at College of the Desert and all the coaches and teammates who pushed me to be better every day," Alexander added.

Impressive from Day One

Alexander's impact was immediate as a freshman, leading the conference in solo blocks (13), total blocks (33), and blocks per set (.82), a rare feat for a first-year player. She also ranked third in block assists (20), capping a breakout year that earned her a spot as the only middle blocker named First Team All-IEAC in 2023.

She set personal season highs with 22 kills against Victor Valley and a staggering .600 hitting percentage against Copper Mountain. Her standout performance earned her COD Athlete of the Month honors in November.

Coach's Praise

"Stacie is one of the most consistent and disciplined players we've had in the program," said Roadrunners head coach Detlev Rothe. "Her impact at the net speaks for itself, but it's her work ethic and leadership that will carry her far at Corban. We're proud of her and excited to see what she does next."

About Corban Volleyball

Located 50 miles south of Portland, Corban University competes in the Cascade Collegiate Conference (CCC). Under head coach Dan Stephens, now entering his 3rd season, the Warriors wrapped up the 2025 campaign with an impressive 26-2 overall record, finishing 1st in conference and reaching the NAIA National Championship match.

The Warriors play their home matches at the Corban Beach Volleyball Courts, a venue known for its electric atmosphere and championship tradition.

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Information & Story provided by COD Sports Information. Photos provided courtesy of COD Women's Volleyball head coach, Detlev Rothe.