The University of Minnesota Duluth women's basketball team has finalized the signing of four student-athletes set to join the Bulldogs in the 2025-26 season.

Elayna Boe - Shooting Guard

The Lakeville, MN native earned All Conference honors in 2023 and 2024 with the Lakeville North HS Panthers while also serving as a member of the national honors society. Boe also played for the Minnesota Fury AAU team where she helped lead the Fury to a 2024 AAU national championship appearance.

"I chose UMD because of the great program and coaching staff. As well as the perfect size, homey atmosphere and great academics."

Raegan Krueger - Power Forward

A native of  Kimberly, Wisconsin, Krueger was an All Conference honorable mention in 2023 and a member of the All Conference second team in 2024 for the Kimberly High School Papermakers. The 6'1" forward was successful both on and off the court, playing club basketball for the Wisconsin Legends while also being named to the Kimberly HS honor roll on multiple occasions.

"Ever since I came on my first visit to UMD, I knew it was going to be my next home. I felt welcomed by everyone, it is a great community with lots of support."

Torie Neubauer - Forward

Neubauer has been elected to the All Conference second team during her sophomore year, as well as the All Conference first team and All Conference defensive team during her junior year with the Appleton East HS Patriots. The Appleton, Wisconsin native also excels in the classroom where she has been named to the Academic All State team throughout her first three years.

"I chose UMD because it felt like home. When I visited campus for the first time, I instantly knew this was where I wanted to spend the next 4+ years of my life. Not only was the city and campus amazing, but I felt so welcomed by everyone there. When I had the feeling of being at home, that's when I knew I was going to choose Duluth."

Keagan McVicker - Guard

A multi-sport athlete for the Hastings High School Raiders, McVicker was named the Metro East Player of the Year and named to all conference teams three times for basketball while also being named to the All Conference team twice and All State team once for soccer. McVicker embodies the definition of "student-athlete", reaching the 1,000 career point milestone while also being named to the Academic All State team and the Hastings HS honor roll.