Haugen grew up in Cumming, Georgia, the daughter of Michael and Jill Haugen, and has two siblings.[2] She attended Lambert High School in Suwanee, Georgia, and became the top scorer in school history.[1] She led the team to the GHSA Class 7 state championship as a freshman in 2017.[1] She committed to Georgia during her sophomore year.[3] She was named the Forsyth County News Player of the Year as a junior after leading Lambert to another state title game appearance in 2019.[4] She was named United Soccer Coaches high school All-American in 2019 and 2020.[1] She played ECNL club soccer for Concorde Fire.[1]
College career
Haugen played four seasons for the Georgia Bulldogs, making 78 appearances, scoring 8 goals, and providing 15 assists.[1] After a freshman year disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic, she started every game as a sophomore in 2021.[1] She again started every game and led the team in assists as a junior in 2022.[1] She assisted in the opening NCAA tournament game and scored against North Carolina in a second-round loss.[1] She co-captained the Bulldogs to their first SEC tournament title in 2023, providing an assist in the semifinals, and reached the NCAA tournament third round.[2]
Haugen then transferred to the Texas Longhorns in 2024, using a fifth year of eligibility extended due to the COVID-19 pandemic.[5] She started all 23 games and provided 6 assists as a graduate student, with only Lexi Missimo playing more minutes for the squad.[6] She contributed to the Longhorns winning the SEC tournament in their first season in the conference and making the NCAA tournament second round.[2]
Club career
Portuguese club Sporting CP announced on February 5, 2025, that they had signed Haugen to her first professional contract.[7] She made her professional debut on March 16, coming on as a substitute for Miri O'Donnell in a 0–0 draw with Racing Power.[8] On April 12, she scored her first professional goal to open a 6–0 win over Albergaria.[8] Sporting ended the season as league runners-up.[9]
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