Women's Soccer

Berst And Niles Set Records During 2005 Season

Kelly Berst	Brooke Niles

Kelly Berst and Brooke Niles were Morningside record setters during the 2005 women’s soccer season.

Morningside posted an 11-9 record and finished tied for third in the Great Plains Athletic Conference with an 8-3 league mark during the 2005 campaign.

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Berst And Vandenbroucke Are Honorable Mention All-Americans

Kelly Berst	Maureen Vandenbroucke

Kelly Berst, a sophomore goal keeper from Lincoln, Neb., and Maureen Vandenbroucke, a sophomore defender from Gretna, Neb., were each named to the honorable mention list of the 2005 NAIA All-America Women’s Soccer Team.

They became only the second and third women’s soccer players in Morningside history to earn NAIA All-America recognition.

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Niles Named NAIA All-America Scholar-Athlete

Brooke Niles has been named a 2005 Daktronics NAIA Women’s Soccer All-America Scholar-Athlete.

Niles, a junior forward from Sioux City, has a 3.88 cumulative grade point average with a major in biology.

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Other Headlines

• Mustangs Place Two On All-Region First-Team
• Vandenbroucke And Berst On All-GPAC First-Team
• Berst Named GPAC Defensive Player Of The Week
• Niles Receives Weekly GPAC Honor