May 23, 2023

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. – The USF women's basketball program along with head coach Travis Traphagen are excited to announce the addition of three athletes to their 2023-24 roster.

The newest members of the 2023 class include: Landry DuBeau, Landree Wilson and Kylie Wroblewski.

Landry DuBeau, Guard, Mankato, MN / Makato West High School

Landry will join the USF women's basketball team this fall from Mankato, MN where she played basketball for the Mankato West Scarlets. DuBeau picked up all-state academic honors this past season while averaging 8.4 points a game during the Minnesota Girls State Basketball tournament. She also averaged 3.9 rebounds along with two assists for the Scarlets.

"Landry is an athlete that can work the ball down low but isn't afraid to pull up from beyond the arch. She's an aggressive guard that knows how to drive, pass and score from anywhere on the court. We can't wait for her to join our squad this fall."

-Head Coach Travis Traphagen

 

Landree Wilson, Guard, Brookings, SD / Sioux Valley High School

Landree joins the Coo from Brookings, SD where she played volleyball, basketball and competed in track & field for the Cossacks of Sioux Valley High School. Throughout her senior season, Wilson averaged 16.5 points a game along with 7 rebounds and 2.2 assists. She's an All-Academic and All-Conference ESD team member and looks to pursue a degree in biology while at USF. Landree is the daughter of Kara Dahl and Casey Wilson and has two younger brothers, Breck and Bryer.

"Landree is a special athlete that can score in a multiple of ways. She has great length, can shoot the three and is very athletic in terms of attacking the basket.  We feel that she fits our system as well as any player in our region. We are extremely excited about her future as a Cougar."

-Head Coach Travis Traphagen

 

Kylie Wroblewski, Forward, Bettendorf, IA / St. Ambrose University

Kylie comes to the Cougars from St. Ambrose University as a graduate transfer. She is a two-time NAIA All-American as well as a two-time CCAC All-Conference First Team selection. She was named the CCAC Freshman of the Year in 2020 while recording multiple conference player of the week honors throughout her time with St. Ambrose. Wroblewski was also recognized as the National Player of the Week once throughout her career. She recorded her 1,000 career point milestone in just 62 games as she averaged 16.1 points a game along with 8.4 rebounds. Wroblewski looks to obtain her masters in adult and higher education while at USF in hopes of becoming an elementary school teacher in the future. Kylie is the daughter of Jenny and Jeff Wroblewski and has an older sister, Alli, who ran track at the University of South Dakota.

"Kylie adds needed depth at our post position. Being 6-2 and very skilled, she can play with her back to the basket, attack the rim and also has range to the arc.  Being a two-time All-American at Saint Ambrose, we're excited to add someone of her ability to our Cougar family."

-Head Coach Travis Traphagen

 

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