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Vogel Welcomes Six on National Signing Day

11/12/2025 9:10:00 PM

By: Dominick Francois, Augustana Athletics Communications

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. – Six incoming athletes have signed to join the Augustana women's basketball team for the 2025-26 season head coach Nate Vogel announced on Wednesday

Coach Vogel on the class: "With our '26 class we've added a bunch of winners," said Vogel. "These young women know what it takes to win and we're excited for them to bring that knowledge to Augustana University. Every single one of these six can shoot the three at a high level which really helps us spread the floor. With these six we also add a lot of versatility. These are all kids within the region so we're excited to have a lot of "local" kids join our Augustana WBB family. All of these players are high academic students who fit into the culture of Augustana and more specifically our women's basketball team perfectly!"

Sydney Doeschot | Guard | Sioux City, Iowa | Hinton

High School: Sydney led the Blackhawks in scoring, averaging 19.9 points per game and finished the year 4th in Class 2A with 517 total points in her junior season. Doeschot also finished the year with the second highest assists per game average in 2A with 5.7. Sydney was also a First Team All-State honoree and helped lead Hinton to a perfect season going 26-0 and secured the program's first State Tournament title. Sydney earned a nomination for SportsZone girls basketball player of the year in her junior season.

Personal: Sydney is the daughter of Taylor and Monica Doeschot and plans to major in exercise science.

Coach Vogel on Doeschot: "Sydney is the leader of a state championship team so we're excited to bring another winner to our team. She is a big time scorer and 3 point threat who also sees the court extremely well. If you go watch a game that Sydney is playing in, she's going to be the one that sticks out. She is someone that you just notice because of everything she does on the court.

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Welcome to the @GoAugie family, Sydney! #BuildingChampions ⚔️ #AugieNSD pic.twitter.com/XAMvIxbB67
— Augustana Women's Basketball (@AugieWBB) November 12, 2025

Hayley Quinn | Guard | River Falls, Wisconsin | River Falls

High School: Hayley is a three-year letter winner at River Falls High School and earned rookie of the year honors in her freshman season. Hayley was also named 2nd team all conference in her junior season while averaging 13.2 ppg and shooting 41% from three.

Personal: Hayley is the daughter of John and Kari Quinn.

Coach Vogel on Quinn: "Hayley is a really long wing that can guard multiple spots. She's a really hard match up with her ability to get to the rim and keep you honest by shooting the 3. Hayley gives us a tremendous amount of versatility!"

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Welcome to the @GoAugie family, Hayley! #BuildingChampions ⚔️ #AugieNSD pic.twitter.com/kw5N9WXZmQ
— Augustana Women's Basketball (@AugieWBB) November 12, 2025

Jordyn Jaglinski | Guard | Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin | Assumption

High School: Jordyn is a three-year letter winner at Assumption High School. Jordyn led her team to a 29-1 record and a state championship in her junior season averaging 15.5 ppg while shooting a division leading 45.6% from three and earning a WIAA State All-Tournament Team selection. Jordyn was also named two-time AP All State Division 5 and Marawood South All Conference.

Personal: Jordyn is the daughter of Sara and Paul Jaglinski and plans to major in nursing.

Coach Vogel on Jaglinski: "Jordyn is another player who helped lead her team to a State Championship. Jordyn is an absolute sniper from the 3 point line. She puts in a lot of hard work and it shows. You better not leave Jordyn open or it's going in!"

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Welcome to the @GoAugie family, Jordyn! #BuildingChampions ⚔️ #AugieNSD pic.twitter.com/kBLcXCXzUC
— Augustana Women's Basketball (@AugieWBB) November 12, 2025

Finley Love | Guard | Rapid City, South Dakota | Stevens

High School: Finley is a three-year letter winner at Stevens High School. Finley earned team awards for best defender and hardest worker. Finley also led her team to a 4th place state tournament finish in her junior season.

Personal: Finley is the daughter of Sonja and Jason Love and plans to major in nursing.

Coach Vogel on Love: "Finley is a super quick guard who can guard at a super high level. She's a great ball handler who can also shoot the 3. The first thing you'll notice about Finley is how hard she plays. Finley can hurt you in a lot of different ways offensively and she's going to make your life miserable if she's guarding you."

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Welcome to the @GoAugie family, Finley! #BuildingChampions ⚔️ #AugieNSD pic.twitter.com/ANWHpq6Y1l
— Augustana Women's Basketball (@AugieWBB) November 12, 2025

Addie Siemsen | Guard | Mitchell, South Dakota | Mitchell

High School: Addie is a three-time letter winner at Mitchell High School. Addie is a three time all ESD conference player at Michell and earned two time all state honorable mention honors. Siemsen also led her team to a 20-4 record and 6th place state tournament finish in her sophomore season.

Personal: Addie is the daughter of Christina and Justin Siemsen and plans to major in exercise science.

Coach Vogel on Siemsen: "Addie has helped lead her team to a Conference Championship. She is a player who can play multiple positions with her ability to put it on the floor and shoot the 3. The thing that stands out the most when watching Addie is she is always around the ball. If there is a loose ball, she's there. If there's a rebound to get, she's there. She has a really high basketball IQ."

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Welcome to the @GoAugie family, Addie! #BuildingChampions ⚔️ #AugieNSD pic.twitter.com/wvwLQzhuZI
— Augustana Women's Basketball (@AugieWBB) November 12, 2025

Sophia Anderson | Wing | Maple Grove, Minnesota | Maple Grove

High School: Sophia is a four-year letter winner at Maple Grove Senior High, a team that has won three consecutive conference championships. She also helped the Crimsons finish fourth at the state tournament her sophomore year and was named all conference honorable mention in her junior season.

Personal: Sophia is the daughter of Debra and Brian Anderson and plans to major in pre-physical therapy

Coach Vogel on Anderson: "Sophia is a big time player! She helped lead her team to the 4A State Championship game in Minnesota. She can play 1-4. She's a great ball handler, can shoot the 3 really well and has the length to take advantage of a mismatch inside. Viking fans are really going to enjoy watching Sophia play!"

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Welcome to the @GoAugie family, Sophia! #BuildingChampions ⚔️ #AugieNSD pic.twitter.com/u4UNuUoMyv
— Augustana Women's Basketball (@AugieWBB) November 13, 2025

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