The NAIA announced this week that Grand View senior midfielder Holly Winter (West Des Moines, Iowa) was a finalist for the NAIA-CTSA All That's Right in Sport Award. The award is given to an NAIA institution, team or individual for actions that have clear connections to sportsmanship, and bring with them outstanding stories that motivate and inspire.

Holly was nominated by Grand View University and Head Coach Ventsi Stoimirov for her "ability to overcome obstacles, demonstrate perseverance and determination; while displaying great courage in the face of adversity."

Addison Huffman (Des Moines, Iowa) has committed to the Grand View women' soccer program announced by head coach Ventsi Stoimirov.

Defender Huffman is a member of the two-time State Champion Iowa Rush Soccer Club team that was also the Best of Midwest Champions and the Indoor State Cup Champions. She attends Lincoln High School.

Carly O'Keefe (Des Moines, Iowa) has signed a letter of intent with the Grand View women's soccer program announced by head coach Ventsi Stoimirov.

Carly is three-year letterwinning midfielder/defender from Johnston High School.

Meghan McCoy (Des Moines, Iowa) has committed to the Grand View women's soccer program announced by head coach Ventsi Stoimirov.

McCoy is an accomplished forward/midfielder who is a member of the Iowa Rush Club Soccer Team that won the Iowa State Club Championships in 2009 and 2010. She is also an academic letterwinner at Roosevelt High School and a member of the National Honor Society.

Sarah Schreck (Norwalk, Iowa) has signed a letter of intent to compete for the Grand View women's soccer team announced by head coach Ventsi Stoimirov. Schreck is an four year letterwinner and an all-conference and all-state forward from Norwalk High School. She has competed for the Olympic Development Team (ODP) and is a three-time state champion for the West Des Moines Soccer Club.

"I am very happy that Sarah has chosen Grand View as her home next fall. She has been a key player for Norwalk High School and the West Des Moines Soccer Club. Her skill, creativity and competitive drive make Sarah a very dangerous player. She understands the game and has the ability to set scoring opportunities for herself and her teammates. I have watched Sarah play for a very long time and I expect her to make a swift transition to college soccer," said Stoimirov.