SIOUX FALLS - University of Sioux Falls Women's Basketball Head Coach Travis Traphagen has announced the signings of six high school standouts who will continue their academic and athletic careers at USF. The NCAA recruiting signing period opened on Wednesday, Nov. 13, which allowed student-athletes to sign with their respective programs.
 
The Class of 2020 includes Madison Wuebben, guard, Yankton, S.D.; Sydney White, guard, Andover, Minn.; Keylee Dahl, forward, Newfolden, Minn.; Megan Fannin, guard, Watertown, S.D.; Molly Lutmer, guard, Perry, Iowa; and Hailey Hohenecker, guard, Plymouth, Minn.
 
"We are pleased to announce such a well-rounded class, which features talented scorers and players who defend and add tremendous skill to our program," said Traphagen. "They excel on the floor but also in the classroom. We are excited to welcome them to USF," he said.
 
Madison Wuebben, 5'9" Guard, Yankton, S.D./Yankton HS

Madison Wuebben, a 5'9" guard, averaged 14.5 points and 4.5 rebounds in her junior season, which included 52 made 3-point field goals. She was named second team all-state, and has twice been named to the all-conference team. Wuebben was selected to the all-conference and all-state teams in soccer, as she lead her Yankton team to a state championship this fall. She also participates in track and field, and is a member of National Honor Society, Humanitarian Club, and Y-Club. The daughter of Doug and Milissa Wuebben, Madison plans to major in business at USF.
 
Sydney White, 5'8" Guard, Andover, Minn./Andover HS

Sydney White has twice been named all-conference, most recently following a junior campaign in which she averaged just under 18 points a game. White was named to the Academic All-State team in addition to the all-section team for the past two seasons. Off the basketball court, she is involved in Fellowship of Christian Athletes. The daughter of Jason and Callie White, Sydney plans to major in biology or chemistry, with an interest in pharmacy science.
 
Keylee Dahl, 6'2" Forward, Newfolden, Minn./Marshall County Central HS

Keylee Dahl, a 6'2" forward, averaged 18.8 points and 11.5 rebounds in a junior season in which she was named to the all-conference team. She currently has recorded 1,147 points, 657 rebounds, and 76 blocks throughout her high school career. Dahl is also a three-time all-conference award recipient in volleyball, and was named Most Improved Player on her softball team. The daughter of Kelly and Alice Dahl, Keylee is interested in majoring in nursing at USF.
 
Megan Fannin, 5'8" Guard, Watertown, S.D./Watertown HS

Megan Fannin, a 5'8" guard, averaged 16 points, 3.5 rebounds, and 1.5 steals per game in a junior season in which she was named all-conference and all-state, in addition to being her team's Most Valuable Player. She was a team captain, Most Valuable Player, and state participant in tennis this fall. Fannin is also a standout in the classroom, where she has earned Academic Honor Roll and was named to the Academic All-State team this fall. She is active in the community and has volunteered at youth basketball camps and with Gods Work Our Hands at her church. The daughter of Allen and Connie Fannin, Megan plans to major in business administration at USF.
 
Molly Lutmer, 5'6" Guard, Perry, Iowa/Perry HS

Molly Lutmer is a three-time all-conference basketball player, most recently following a junior season in which she averaged 14.8 points per game and hit 85 percent of her shots from the foul line. She also recorded 2.5 steals per game and grabbed 5.3 rebounds per contest. She was named all-district in basketball. She has also been named to the all-conference team as a soccer player, and academic all-conference for cross country, basketball, soccer and golf. Lutmer is active in the community, winning the Kiwanis Leadership Award and completing over 90 hours of volunteer work. Molly, the daughter of Jim and Bobbi Lutmer, plans on majoring in sports management at USF.
 
Hailey Hohenecker, 5'5" Guard, Plymouth, Minn./Providence Academy

Hailey Hohenecker, a 5'5" guard, has twice been named to the all-conference basketball team. Last season, she averaged 12 points, 3.8 rebounds and 2.3 assists per game, in addition to serving as a team captain. Hohenecker holds the school record for steals in a season, as she recorded 102 steals in her sophomore season. She has also lettered in track and field and cross country at Providence Academy, where she was a participant in the Minnesota State Track Meet. Additionally, she has been selected to the all-state track team. Academically, she has been named to the Honor Roll and Director's List. She is daughter of Bill and Amy Hohenecker.
.