Beh is the kind of pin who can keep finding ways to help! She may start a rally with a pass, then become part of the attack a few touches later.

Her offensive decision-making is another piece to watch. Beh does not simply swing into whatever is in front of her. She looks at the block and chooses where the ball needs to go.

That mindset gives her options. She can attack open court, use the blocker’s hands, or stay patient when the defense takes away her first choice.

Because she contributes in so many moments, Beh has become a valuable name in this class. She has officially earned the No. 8 ranking in Colorado’s Class of 2027!

Beh is officially joining the Colorado Class of 2027 rankings, and this is a name worth knowing! She brings an all-around game that can impact a match in several ways. First, Beh stays ready for the next opportunity. Even after handling serve receive or another first-contact play, she quickly transitions into her next job. That ability keeps her involved throughout the rally. At the net, Beh shows a nice feel for the block. She can adjust her attack based on what the defense gives her. If there is open court, she can take it. However, she can also use the hands when defenders close down her first option. In addition, her six-rotation role adds even more value. Beh can contribute in both the front and back row. She brings that same steady approach no matter where she is playing. That versatility is a big reason she caught our attention. Now, Beh has earned her spot in the Colorado 2027 rankings! We are excited to officially have her on the list. Keep an eye on Beh as she continues building her game with Mancos.

Beh brings an all-around approach that can make a difference throughout a match. She stays ready for the next opportunity, even after helping with serve receive or another first contact. At the net, she shows the ability to adjust her attack based on what the block gives her. Whether she finds open court or uses the hands in front of her, she looks for ways to keep the offense productive. On top of that, her six-rotation role adds another layer of value to her game, and she is a player that coaches should know!

Bailey Beh never seems to take a play off. She gets herself available quickly and stays ready for the next swing, even after playing the first ball. Furthermore, she reads the block well and adjusts her attack without forcing anything. Whether she’s tooling hands, swinging deep cross, or finding an open corner, Beh makes smart decisions at full speed. Her six-rotation game only adds to her value, making her a reliable option from the first serve to the final point.

Bailey Beh Bailey Beh 6'1" | OH Mancos | 2027 State CO plays like a seasoned veteran—high-IQ, composed under pressure, and constantly in attack mode. As a second-year varsity starter, she’s a go-to six-rotation outside who brings consistency and confidence from both pins. She elevates well on the outside and has a full shot toolbox—whether it’s tooling the block, ripping a deep cross, or placing a smart off-speed shot to score. What sets her apart is how well she reads the game: she sees the block early, adjusts her approach, and finds seams with maturity beyond her age. On serve receive, she holds her own with a strong platform and disciplined footwork. She also brings heat from the service line, creating pressure and momentum with aggressive, well-placed serves. Beh is an all-around threat with the kind of motor, vision, and competitive edge that translates well to the next level.

~Theresa @prepdigdakotas

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Bailey Beh is a sophomore, 2nd year 6 rotation outside hitter varsity starter. In Saturday’s October 5th game against Telluride, she had 19 kills and 6 aces. She is currently ranked #1 in the state for kills with 266 total this year, and 384 career total. She is ranked 5th in the state for aces with 59 total this year, and 98 career total.