Smart, skilled and explosive, Paige can play either pin at the next level. Her right-side prowess was shown during Westfield’s epic run last fall, as six foot pin attackers don’t exactly grow on trees here in Indiana. Fully capable of playing all the way around in either position, Paige’s ability to hammer away at undisciplined blocks is her calling card, and her turning out-of-system play into points is even more emphasized this season during the first half of club ball.

Big and physical, Paige is a solid six-rotation option for any school looking for one. Her ability to perfect the pass-to-attack movements at her level of fluid is hard to teach, let alone master. Size is not an issue with her, as the length she shows is more than adequate to produce at the next level. As far as her training is concerned, she’s getting some of the best in Indiana, and is used to high-leverage matches playing at Westfield, a dark horse favorite to win it all in 4A next fall.

High school teammates with Carsyn, Paige is still looking for a home for the fall of ‘27. Big and physical, Miss Rudolph is a terminator on the attack from just about everywhere, and her size and athleticism allow her to make some blocks look obsolete.

Big, physical and game-changing, Paige is a ready-made answer to the question, “Who’s the best outside available in the class of ‘27?” Part of the top-five 4A Shamrocks rise to power, Paige will be the primary attacker next fall as Westfield aims to make another deep run in the playoffs. For now, however, you can find Paige with Munciana, perfecting her pass-to-attack and being terminal from everywhere.

Paige is a high-flying and heavy hitting pin attacker that plays a ton of right side for the Shamrocks, but can easily be a plug-and-play athlete for either pin at the next level. With multiple awards in hand and soooo many accolades coming her way recently, it’s a mystery to this author how Paige is still available.

Easily the biggest and most experienced of the bunch listed today, Paige is a big and physical outside who has all of the shots in her proverbial book. Her size definitely helps her, as she maximizes her reach regularly to the point of sometimes making the block obsolete. I’m looking forward to her play this coming fall, where Westfield has a bunch of returners that can make the Shamrocks a team on the rise in 4A.

Munciana 16 Mustangs have quite the 1-2 punch in Rudolph and Rhamy on the outside. While Shania brings the gutsy, relentless, chip on her shoulder play to the team, Paige brings a plethora of tools that she can use at any time. When I watched her play, I saw her hit EVERY shot in the OH book – she hit roll shots to the middle of the court, she hit line, she tooled the block, she swung hard/sharp cross court and also hit roll shots to both deep corners. It is incredible to me to have such a developed set of shots at such a young age! On top of her attacking skills, she is a great blocker being very disciplined and not reaching or trying to do too much. Rudolph looks to me to be poised to be a solid front row OH after high school, especially if she continues to work on her defense and out of system swings. I didn’t know Paige before MEPL #1, but you can bet I know her now (and you should too)!