Crookston High School senior Chloe Boll has verbally committed to play basketball for the University of Minnesota Crookston Golden Eagles next year.
Chloe said she committed to UMC for several reasons. “I love the community and stay close to home. I really like the coaches and team, and I get to play with Halle Winjum again, which will be awesome,” said Boll. “The school has an exercise science program, which is something I would like to do. I want to be a personal trainer one day. I like what the program stands for, the coaches, and everything.”
Boll, an outstanding three-sport student-athlete at CHS, will play her fourth year of varsity basketball this winter after being named all-conference as a junior. She was a swimmer for four years and made it to state in the 50 and 100 freestyle races her sophomore year. After the swimming program was cut, Boll played tennis for the final two years of high school and was part of the Section 8A championship team as a junior. In the spring, Boll has been on the varsity track team since seventh grade and has been named Academic All-State and co-holds the Pirate girls’ pole vault record at 9’7 along with former and future teammate Halle Winjum, who is playing basketball at UMC.
Boll is also a Crookston High School Leo Club member, student council, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, and National Honor Society.
COLLEGE SPORTS RUN IN THE FAMILY
Playing college sports runs in the family as her father Brian was reently inducted into the Crookston High School Hall of Fame and played football at Concordia College in Moorhead. Chloe’s mother, Melissa, played softball at Concordia College.
Her aunts, Amy Boll, was a member of the Bemidji State track and field team, Jenny (Boll) Christopherson was an all-American University of North Dakota basketball player, Christine (Boll) Sogn played basketball and volleyball at UMC, and Stephanie (Boll) Rupp played volleyball at Concordia.
Chloe’s brother Ethan plays football at the University of North Dakota.
Cousins, Mollie Rupp, plays volleyball at the University of Minnesota Duluth, and Bailey Rupp is a senior at Bemidji High School and has committed to play hockey for the University of Minnesota Duluth, and is also a member of the U.S. National team.
Boll is the daughter of Brian and Melissa Boll, and plans to sign a National letter of intent during the National NCAA signing period in November.
