Columbia Basin College Women's Soccer

Llamas enters his second third at the helm of the CBC Women's program. His 2025 squad just missed another East Region championship on their way to an 8th place finish in the NWAC Championships. Llamas Ibarra was born in Guadalajara, Mexico, and spent time in Quincy, WA as a child. Moving to the Tri-cities area as a teen, Llamas Ibarra graduated from Kennewick High School and upon graduation, signed on as a student athlete for the Columbia Basin College Men’s Soccer program (2016-2018). At CBC, he captained a very competitive NWAC level squad and during his tenure on the men’s program, the Hawks finished undefeated at home, placing 2nd in the East region, and making an appearance in the NWAC quarterfinals in Fall 2017. Llamas Ibarra then made the jump to Sierra Nevada College, playing in one of the most competitive NAIA conferences in the nation (CAL-PAC). Llamas Ibarra then returned to Tri-Cities in 2019 and finished his education online through Eastern Oregon University, graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Integrative Studies of Psychology & Communications. After his collegiate athletic career, he began his coaching journey by joining Southridge High School (SHS) in 2019. Coach Llamas Ibarra became Head Coach for Southridge Girls’ Soccer 2021-2023 and acted as interim Head Coach for Southridge Boys’ soccer 2019-2023. Since joining the Southridge High School Soccer programs, Llamas Ibarra made a significant impact on the Southridge soccer community. Coach Llamas and his staff were able to build the SHS Girls’ program into serious contender status, bringing them from a record of 26 (W) - 30 (L) with 87 Goals For / 131 Goals Against the prior three seasons to 41 (W) -  27 (L) with 154 Goals For / 72 Goals Against, finishing 1st in league for 3A in the Mid-Columbia Conference 3 seasons in a row (2021, 2022, & 2023) . In his last season with the Girls (Fall 2023), they were able to qualify for the Sweet 16 round of WIAA State playoffs, the first time that had been done since 2019. In his last season with Southridge Boys Soccer (Spring 2023), Coach Llamas Ibarra and staff lead the boys to a top 3 finish in the Mid-Columbia Conference, a District 8 Championship Title and an Elite 8 WIAA State Championship appearance. This is the best season that Southridge Boys’ have had since 2011. Llamas Ibarra also put work in off the field, increasing community outreach by establishing annual kids’ soccer camps and multiple fundraisers. Llamas is currently in his 5th year of coaching. He has been a Volunteer Assistant for CBC Women’s Soccer under Coach Omar Anderson since 2021 and is also a Head Coach for Three Rivers Soccer Club (G12 Black ECNLR). For Three Rivers Soccer Club, Llamas Ibarra has coached multiple age groups and levels, most recently earning a Girls’ 2011 2nd place finish in Washington State Youth Soccer State Championships in May 2024, and qualifying for US Youth Soccer’s Far West Regionals in June 2024. Llamas Ibarra currently holds his U.S. Soccer Federation (USSF) National C License and is currently the youngest one to hold this license in the area. He plans to take his USSF B in 2025. Llamas Ibarra started working on the CBC campus full time in April 2024 in Advising as a Completion Coach and will continue in addition to his head coaching duties.

Kendra Selle signed on as an assistant coach with the Columbia Basin College women’s soccer program in January, 2017. The Richland, WA, native played soccer her entire childhood, capping her youth career with an undefeated WIAA 4A State Championship at Richland High School in 1998-1999. Taking her talents to soccer powerhouse Columbia Basin College, Selle was part of the Hawks' undefeated Northwest Athletic Conference Championship team in 1999.  As a sophomore, the Hawks made it to the NWAC Semi-Finals where Selle was selected as a Conference All-Star. Selle completed her career at Eastern Washington University where she was named to the Big Sky All-Academic Team.  Before hanging up her competitive cleats, Coach Selle played one season of  Women’s Premier League Soccer with the Spokane Black Widows in 2010.   Kendra Selle holds a United States Soccer Federation 'D' coaching license, and has head coaching experience with River City Soccer Club (now Spokane Sounders) in Spokane, WA.  She has also served as an assistant coach with Cheney High School Girls’ Soccer in Cheney, WA. Selle earned a Master’s Degree in Psychology from EWU and worked there professionally in various Student Services capacities for seven years following her education.  She was also the staff advisor and helped form the first ever EWU Women’s soccer club team for the university.   Coach Selle enjoys working with college-aged students and is very excited to give back to her alma mater in addition to having a more formal role in her favorite sport.   Kendra currently resides in Pasco with her husband Jason and daughter Avalon.