Natalie Bremer from Minnesota State has been awarded the DII Honda Athlete of the Year, recognizing her exceptional performance in women's basketball. Selected by senior women administrators from over 1,000 NCAA schools, Bremer will receive the honor during a CBS Sports Network broadcast on July 27. This historic achievement highlights Bremer's contributions both on the court and in academics, as she became Minnesota State's first WBCA NCAA Division II Player of the Year. Bremer led her team to a remarkable 29-3 season, establishing herself as a top scorer and leader.

By the Numbers
  • Bremer averaged 21.8 points per game during the season.
  • She scored a total of 2,371 career points, becoming the all-time leading scorer for Minnesota State.
State of Play
  • Bremer was a pivotal player in leading the Mavericks to a 21-1 NSIC record and their third NSIC Championship.
  • She consistently received academic recognition, being named to the NSIC All-Academic Team and earning CSC Academic All-American First Team honors.
What's Next

Bremer's recognition marks a significant milestone in women's collegiate athletics, potentially inspiring future athletes and increasing visibility for women's sports. Her journey may lead to more endorsements and opportunities, amplifying her influence beyond basketball.

Bottom Line

Natalie Bremer's accolade as the DII Honda Athlete of the Year underscores not only her athletic prowess but also her dedication to academics and leadership, setting a benchmark for aspiring student-athletes across the nation.