Girls’ soccer: Three-peat is Lisberger’s latest feat

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Postseason honors keep rollng in for Brentwood’s Amanda Lisberger.

It’s been barely two weeks since her prep career ended in the SoCal Regionals, yet the senior striker has netted almost as many postseason accolades as she had goals.

Lisberger scored twice and was named MVP of the Soccer Coaches Assn. Senior All-Star game on Saturday, thus becoming the first Southern California girl to win that award and be named league MVP, first-team all-league and first-team All-Southern Section three consecutive times.

If you think her ‘three-peat’ is impressive, get this -- she tallied 88 goals (at least 20 each season) and 31 assists in her four years on varsity. No wonder she’s on her way to Austin to play for the Texas Longhorns.

Oh yeah, she’s also a candidate for Gatorade Player of the Year in California. Will winning that be her next feat?

-- Steve Galluzzo

-- Photo from Brentwood athletics