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Paige Wolfe brings a strong combination of collegiate playing experience, leadership, and athlete development to Vision Volleyball Club. She holds a Master of Business Administration from Texas Woman’s University and earned her Bachelor of Science in Sports Administration from Lock Haven University, balancing academic excellence with high‑level athletic performance.
Paige competed as a four‑year NCAA Division II collegiate volleyball athlete, playing multiple positions as a Setter, Defensive Specialist, and Libero. During the 2019–2020 season, she led her team in both digs and service aces, finishing eighth in the PSAC Conference in aces with an average of 0.42 aces per set. Her leadership and consistency on the court earned her the honor of being selected as team captain during her final collegiate season.
Prior to college, Paige played six years of competitive club volleyball and three years at the high school level as a Setter. She was recognized as a four‑time club team captain, a one‑year high school team captain, and a two‑time Club Team MVP, reflecting both her performance and leadership throughout her playing career.
In addition to her playing background, Paige brings extensive coaching experience. She currently serves as the Head Varsity Volleyball Coach at June Shelton School in Dallas, Texas.
Paige’s coaching philosophy centers on intentional athlete development, emphasizing proper fundamentals, positional excellence, discipline, and accountability. She believes that when athletes care about their growth—both on and off the court—and commit to mastering the details of the game, they are best positioned for success at the high school and collegiate levels.
Paige began her journey with Vision Volleyball Club as a summer intern during her master’s program and was hired as Assistant Director in September 2023, where she continues to play a key role in athlete development, recruiting support, and program growth.