Davis impressed me when I watched her compete with Six Pack during the last few club seasons. She then went on to be one of only nine Iowa freshmen to earn all-district laurels this past prep season. Davis led Hudson with 240 kills (.161). She ranked third in digs (218) and fourth in blocks (30.0). I saw her in person for the first time since the last club campaign when she was standing out through six rotations for a team that finished second at the USAV Iowa Regional in late March. Six Pack earned an American Division bid to this summer’s USAV Nationals with Davis contributing all around the court. She’s a hammer at the pin, getting good lift off of the court and generating power with her swing. Davis has a high volleyball IQ and is technically sound, which helps her find success on the outside and in the back row. Athleticism and lateral quickness lead to digs against the attack and clean passes off of serve-receive. Davis’ block is improving as well.

Hudson has entered the chat as teams to recognize in the NICL.  They have talent and youth which is always a deadly combination.  Paige Davis Paige Davis 5'11" | OH/RS Hudson | 2029 IA is leading the way for the Pirates with 193 kills and right behind her is another freshman in Natalie Natalie Wollmuth | 2026 IA ‘ last=’Rausch’] who has nearly 150 kills.  Hudson will start their post season play Wednesday, October 22 against Columbus.  They could potential face NICL rival in the regional semifinals Jesup where the two have split their matchups during the regular season. 

Davis shined when I scouted her with Six Pack during the last few club campaigns. That’s why it’s not surprising to see what she’s accomplishing as a freshman on the varsity level. Through Friday’s matches, Davis ranked second among Iowa ninth-graders with 164 kills. She also stood out with the Pirate leaders in digs (119) and blocks (20.0). Davis’ statistics capture her skills as an all-around volleyball player. She’s versatile at the net, able to operate effectively at either pin, and defend in the back row and up front. There’s plenty of room to go before Davis reaches her potential, too, which should be exciting for colleges looking for prospects.