The Bulldogs' prized 2024-25 newcomers:
Tindra Holm, 5th-year transfer goaltender
Olivia Mobley, 5th-year transfer forward
Caitlin Kraemer, freshman forward
Reese Logan, freshman forward
Zoey Krock, freshman forward
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