Paisley Mann La Jolla Beach volleyball Just a freshman, Mann teamed up with junior Lindsay Laumann to help the Vikings capture the La Jolla Beach Classic.
Just a freshman, Mann teamed up with junior Lindsay Laumann to help the Vikings capture the La Jolla Beach Classic. Mann and Laumann won the final set 15-7 over La Jolla Country Day to win the title, 2-1.
After sweeping to victory in the first two matches, the Laumann and Paisley Mann-led Vikings faced LJCD in the La Jolla Beach Classic championship where they rallied 15-7 to defeat the Torreys 2-1.Firing a 3-under par 33 on the Native Oaks Blue front nine in City Cup play, the junior came back with a 2-under 34 on the back nine. His round included an eagle on the 10
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