Mungo has been no stranger to receiving Division I offers over the years. Even when she was playing at the high school varsity level as a middle schooler, Mungo was receiving Division I looks. Her high school resume with Camden has included a pair of state championships. Mungo competed in 26 games this past season for a Bulldogs team that advanced to the 4A Upper State semifinals. She averaged 10.9 points, 4.7 assists, 3.8 steals and 2.4 rebounds per game. When the 2026-27 high school season tips off, Mungo and her Camden will return to the 3A classification – where those two state championships were won.  

Ranked as the #1 PG in the 2027 class Mungo is averaging 11 pts, 5 assists and 4 steals on a solid Camden team. Braylin is very good in the open court with strong finishes or making reads on when to dish the ball to open teammates. She is a play maker on offense and a solid defender that can wreak havoc on the defensive end.

Camden’s margin of victory on Saturday night against 5A Division 2 Goose Creek was seven points. How many did Mungo finish with for her Bulldogs? Seven. Mungo is one of six juniors on this year’s Camden team. She particularly proved to be effective in the transition game and that allowed her to deliver several strong finishes at the rim. Mungo is also one of three team co-captains on this year’s Bulldogs team. She has played at the varsity level since she was in the seventh grade. Ball distribution, collecting steals and hauling in timely rebounds are other positive areas of the skillset this talented veteran guard brings to the court on a game-by-game basis. 

Alexander is far from the only standout opposing teams have to play for when seeing Camden on the other bench. Mungo, who has played at the varsity level since she was a seventh grader, recently announced she was offered by Coppin State. She posted career numbers in 2024-25 as the Bulldogs made the jump from 3A to 4A, averaging 15.1 points, five steals and 4.8 assists playing in all 24 games for Camden. Mungo already has rings on two of her fingers during her time with the Bulldogs and is in search of a third as she commences her junior campaign at Michael G. Culp Court. 

Mungo already has a pair of state championships under her belt with Camden when it was a 3A school. The Bulldogs are now in the 4A ranks, but Mungo is no stranger to receiving Division I looks. The most recent one she announced occurred at the conclusion of May when she was re-offered by Presbyterian. Mungo was first offered by the Blue Hose two years ago when Alaura Sharp (now Appalachian State’s head coach) was at the helm at Presby. Mungo has played at the varsity level since she was in the eighth grade and averaged 15.1 points, five steals and 4.8 assists last season at Camden. 

Braylin and the Lady Bulldogs have won the past 2 Class 3A State Championships. This season the Lady Bulldogs move to the Upstate and Class 4A. Braylin will now play for new Head Coach Lewis Mungo her father at Camden HS.

Mungo a left-handed guard does a nice job of surveying the deck and finding the open mate. Braylin really takes pride in playing defense with her quick hands and anticipating in the passing lanes. She seems to play her best basketball when she plays in attack mode and setting up the table at times. Braylin has a good basketball feel and really understands the game.

Mungo and the Lady Bulldogs have won the past 2 Class 3A State Championships. The Lady Bulldogs now will be moving up to Class 4A and headed to the Upstate.

Braylin a left-handed guard is ready to take over the reins from the backcourt with some of her teammates with Joyce Edwards graduating and moving onto nearby at the University of South Carolina.

Mungo really thrives in the transition game with her quick hands and ability to score buckets. Braylin anticipates so well in the passing lanes with her ability to pick up deflections and steals. She has great court vision to see the floor and find her teammates for easy looks. This season Braylin and the Lady Bulldogs will have a new Head Coach in Lewis Mungo yes, her father.