White River is one of the best teams in the state this season and has a long list of quality upperclassman defenders. Haugen has seen time on the back line and has been solid when she has had her chances. She plays with grit and is willing to go all out to make a play that keeps a rally alive. The quick, determined 2029 prospect should have another big club season before being called upon next fall to step into a more prominent role as the Hornets lose eight seniors to graduation.

The 5’4″ Haugen has a nasty left-handed serve, and she does a terrific job placing it deep and tailing it away from opposing passers. Haugen is part of a libero rotation for PJVBC 15 Nationals, and she comes in ready to run down shots and hustles to cover her attackers. Puyallup Juniors posted a hard-fought 3rd place finish at the Emerald City Classic, competing in the 15 Open Division.