Down The Mside Line

Junior forward Sophia Peppers and head coach Jamie Sale talk about the program's 67-65 win over Concordia that allowed Morningside to win its first GPAC tourney title since 2015-16 and sixth all-time.

Senior women's track and field standout Emalee Fundermann talks about her recent USTFCCCA NAIA Midwest Region track Athlete of the Year award and what being in the Mustangs' running program has meant to her.

Sophomore 149-pounder and national tournament qualifier John Diener reflects on his wrestling story and what he's hoping to do at the 2021 NAIA Championships.

Freshman 141-pounder Noah Styskal talks his favorite mat moves and growing up in a powerhouse high school program on the eve of the 2021 Great Plains Athletic Conference NAIA regionals.

On the eve of the 2021 Great Plains Athletic Conference indoor track and field Championships, junior sprinter Betsy Ridout talks about her successful 2021 campaign and what drew her to the Mustangs' family.

Freshman women's swimmer Rachel Roose recounts her swimming story and more in this edition.

Freshman men's swimmer Willy Pinnow talks about his path to Morningside and what is favorite event is in this edition.

Head coach Theison Anderson gives a peek into the program, as he and his team ready for their Feb. 12 opener.

Senior student-athletes Faith and Grace Meyer share their paths to Morningside and the fun times they've had since becoming Mustangs.

We stopped in to chat with head women's basketball coach Jamie Sale on the afternoon of what would be his 600th victory Jan. 13 against crosstown rival Briar Cliff. Sale provided a unique view of how he got into coaching and what he hopes people understand about the Morningside Mustangs' tradition of success.