Haugen played and started in 70 games for the Virginia Tech Hokies, missing only four games during her four seasons in Blacksburg.[1] In her sophomore season in 2021, she helped Virginia Tech to its first NCAA tournament match win in four years, providing an assist in the first round against Ohio State.[1] She started every game and led the team in minutes played during her junior and senior seasons.[1]
On February 6, 2025, USL Super League club Tampa Bay Sun announced that the club had signed Haugen ahead of the spring portion of the league's inaugural season.[10] She made her professional debut two days later, starting and playing the full 2–2 draw against Fort Lauderdale United.[11] On May 10, she scored her professional goal and assisted Cecilie Fløe in a 3–0 win against Lexington.[12] On June 14, she started and played 87 minutes in the inaugural USL Super League final, which Tampa Bay won 1–0 over Fort Lauderdale United through an extra-time goal by Cecilie Fløe.[13]
Haugen is the oldest of three children born to a Norwegian father and an American mother. Her father, Nils, played semi-professional soccer in his home country before moving to the United States at age 21, while her mother, Micki, played field hockey in college at Radford.[1][3] Haugen often visited Norway with her family in the summer growing up.[3]
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