Idaho State: (2016) Led the Bengals in the midfield starting all 20 contests…finished with six goals and three assists for a team-high tying 15 points on the season…scored two goals with one assist against Northern Colorado on Oct. 2 to rank tied for fourth in program history for points in a single game…led the team in shots with 53, shots on goal with 31 and shot on goal percentage at .585…tied for the lead in season assists with three…named Big Sky Player of the Week on Oct. 4.

(2015) Played in all 19 contests with 17 starts at midfield…led the Bengals in assists with five and ranks tied for ninth in ISU history for assists in a single season...ranked second on squad in shots and points with 27 each…also finished second on team in shots on goal with 12…recorded a season-high two assists in ISU’s 2-1 overtime win at Westminster on Aug. 30…logged 1442 minutes on the season with a season-high 90 on five different occasions…finished season with a .444 shot on goal percentage with 12 shots on goal off 27 attempts.

High School: Graduated from King Kekaulike High School in 2015…selected to the Olympic Development Program Regional IV team for inter-regionals in 2014…served as captain of her high school team during her junior and senior seasons…also competed in cross country (four years) and track…four-year member of the honor roll and a member of the National Honors Society.

Personal: Daughter of Kris and Carl Musto.

Coach Gibson on Musto: “Nikki is the epitome of a complete player. With her vision of the field, her incredible touch on the ball, and her drive and determination to give her all in every session, Nikki will be very successful at the collegiate level. Along with the dedication of her family, Nikki has made huge commitments to travel away from her home on Maui to get herself in all sorts of additional, competitive environments such as ODP, mainland tournaments and a number of college camps. I am so impressed with the players that the hard working, committed coaches are developing on Maui and we could not be happier to be getting one of their very best here at Idaho State.”