Paige Mundon enjoys the moments when the game speeds up.

While pressure can make some athletes tighten up, Paige felt herself settling in and focusing on the things she does best. Faster transitions, quicker offensive connections, and staying engaged with teammates all became important parts of her performance throughout the showcase.

One of the moments she remembers most came during a middle drill where athletes were running ones and threes with setters they had never worked with before.

The connections came quickly. A few big swings followed.

And hearing encouragement from college coaches after those plays gave her confidence that the work she has been putting in throughout the season is paying off.

Beyond the volleyball, one lesson continued to stand out. College coaches notice attitude. They notice body language. They notice how athletes respond to mistakes and celebrate teammates.

Paige repeatedly returned to the importance of being loud for her teammates, staying positive, and bringing energy to the court regardless of the score.

This summer includes the Long Beach State Recruiting Camp, strength and conditioning training, and preparing for another club season. Her goals are simple: become faster, jump higher, and continue building confidence in every part of her game.

~ Michelle Bamford @Coachable247

Paige Mundon remained locked in throughout the camp. She consistently connected with teammates, maintained focus, and approached every rep with purpose. Her concentration and commitment allowed her to contribute steadily throughout the day.

~ Michelle Bamford @Coachable247

Paige Mundon Paige Mundon 6'0" | MB/RS Millikan | 2029 CA has an aggressive offensive mindset, bringing consistency in her willingness to swing and maintain pressure even when plays are not unfolding perfectly. She plays with trust in her training and uses that confidence to keep her team’s offense active and engaged. “I’m not afraid to swing even if things are not going my way,” reflects her ability to stay mentally steady and continue applying pressure.

She is working to improve her communication, both during live play and in between points, focusing on understanding offensive systems, routes, and responsibilities. Her emphasis on over-communication in practice shows an intentional approach to becoming more connected within team structure.

Her goal is centered on continuous improvement and maintaining a strong work ethic while contributing to team success, reflecting a balanced and growth-oriented mindset.

Off the court, she stays engaged through community service and values experiences that support both personal growth and connection.

~ Michelle Bamford @Coachable247