The University of Minnesota Crookston volleyball program announced the signings of Kenzee Langlie (S, 5-6, Fargo, N.D./Fargo Davies H.S.) and Charlee Krieg (MH/OH, 5-9, Cavalier, N.D./Cavalier H.S.) to National Letters of Intent.
Minnesota Crookston has posted a 4-22 mark on the season.
Kenzee Langlie (S, 5-6, Fargo, N.D./Fargo Davies H.S.)
Langlie has been an All-Eastern Dakota Conference twice at Fargo Davies H.S. She was named All-State Second Team as a sophomore and junior. Langlie was selected to the All-State Tournament Team in 2017. She has set the school record at Fargo Davies H.S., for career assists with 3,639. She is second all-time in career service aces with 156, and third all-time in digs with 1,326. She has helped her team to a 25-2 mark thus far on the 2019 season. “Kenzee is a great setter who excels at running her offense smoothly and putting her hitters in position to score,” Rauen said. “She has continued to get better every time we watch her play, and we look forward to what she will bring to our team.”
She is the daughter of Mark and Andrea Langlie. Langlie was born Nov. 9, 2001. She plans to major in medical laboratory sciences at Minnesota Crookston. Her sister Jaiden Langlie is a senior and the starting libero for Northern State University.
Charlee Krieg (MH/OH, 5-9, Cavalier, N.D./Cavalier H.S.)
Krieg was named All-Region for volleyball as a junior. She has been a four-year varsity player for volleyball, basketball, and softball. As a senior, Krieg also earned All-Region accolades. During her senior season, she has tallied 326 kills, 121 blocks, 216 digs, and 54 service aces. In her career, Krieg has 789 kills, 275 blocks, 532 digs, and 133 service aces. “Charlee is a very athletic volleyball player, and has the ability to play multiple positions which is something we value very highly,” Rauen said. “She has many years of great volleyball ahead of her, and we are very excited to have her in our gym.”
She is the daughter of Justin and Casey Krieg. Krieg was born Nov. 5, 2001. She plans to major in criminal justice. Her brother Jeff Stith is a defensive lineman for Minnesota State University Moorhead. Her sister Haydee Krieg is a sophomore middle hitter at North Dakota State College of Science.
