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Cyclone Star Kayla Anderson Signs with NW Iowa CC

Cyclone star Kayla Anderson is charting a new path as she signs with Northwest Iowa Community College, eager to thrive in collegiate soccer. With 24 goals under her belt and a supportive team ahead, her journey continues. Discover more about her next chapter!

Zach Hammer

Nov 6, 2024 — 1 min read

Cyclone Senior Kayla Anderson is set to continue her soccer journey at Northwest Iowa Community College after signing her Letter of Intent. The talented player aims to improve her skills as she transitions from high school to collegiate sports.

Anderson expressed excitement about joining a supportive college team. "I'm thrilled to have a college family," she stated, highlighting the warm welcome from both coaches and teammates.

During her high school career, Anderson scored 24 goals over three seasons, with notable achievements including tying the assist record in a previous season. Her coach, Jared Boysen, praised her adaptability on the field, emphasizing her contributions in various roles.

As the Cyclones gear up for their upcoming season, which begins on March 31, Anderson looks forward to a strong senior year with her team, despite feeling sad about leaving them behind soon.

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