Bundick was instrumental in Loudoun Flexx’s run to the Elite 8 at Nike Nationals. She attacked the rim with power and control in transition, knocked down the three when given space, and made the right read by finding open teammates with kickout passes and assists. Her defensive intensity separated her, as she pressured ball handlers into turnovers, communicated through rotations, dove for loose balls, and embraced the gritty plays that fueled her team’s success.

Mya had an impressive showing in Las Vegas, averaging over seven points and seven rebounds per game while shooting 45% from the field and committing fewer than one turnover per game. Her tournament was highlighted by a 15-point, 7-rebound performance against Carolina Flames. Mya also has a polished mid-range jumper with a high release point, attacks the offensive glass for putbacks, and uses active hands on defense to force turnovers.

Bundick played with great composure, making smart decisions with the ball while creating scoring opportunities for herself and her teammates. She attacked the paint under control, used effective footwork and change of pace to create space, finished through contact, and showed strong court vision with timely passes in both the half court and transition. Defensively, she stayed engaged by anticipating plays, generating steals and blocks, while her rebounding and ability to convert in transition highlighted her impact on both ends of the floor.

Bundick is an explosive athlete who thrives in transition, sprinting the floor, finishing above and through defenders, and consistently putting pressure on the rim. She complements her interior scoring with the ability to space the floor from three, making her a difficult matchup for opposing defenses. On the defensive end, she brings the same energy, diving for loose balls, creating turnovers, and quickly turning defensive stops into transition opportunities.

Bundick proved herself as one of the top all-around guards in the area with her scoring and playmaking. She is a crafty shot creator who finishes through contact and thrives in big moments. She became the focal point of Woodgrove’s offense while also contributing on the defensive end and rebounding, earning her All-State recognition.

Bundick brought immediate energy and toughness to the floor for Loudoun FLEXX 17U EYCL, making her presence felt on both ends. She pushed the pace whenever she secured the ball defensively, created transition opportunities with strong outlet passing, and attacked even the smallest driving gaps without allowing contact to disrupt her aggressiveness. Bundick also stood out as a vocal leader and facilitator, competing relentlessly while crashing the boards, hustling back defensively, and consistently finding ways to impact winning plays.

At my first guard spot, I have Mya Bundick Mya Bundick 5'8" | PG/SG/SG State VA . Mya is a complete guard and an elite shot creator. She is really crafty, a great finisher, a highly skilled ball handler, and she doesn’t get affected by contact. She is a good passer, and she is active defensively. Mya is a terrific rebounder for a guard, and she could be the best public school guard in Loudoun County. Mya had a few big-time performances in key spots this season, and she finished first team all-state in Class 4.

Bundick serves as Woodgrove’s primary offensive creator, capable of taking over games with her scoring ability. She showcases a deep offensive bag, finishing through contact and using creative moves to attack the rim. Her performance in high-pressure moments highlights her importance to the team, especially when generating offense late in games. Defensively, she brings intensity with active hands and strong anticipation. Bundick’s toughness and ability to control tempo make her a key playmaker.

Mya Bundick Mya Bundick 5'8" | PG/SG/SG State VA was terrific for Woodgrove and was by far their biggest source of offense in their overtime regional final loss to Heritage. Mya showed her deep bag of moves, driving to the rim, and she had an assortment of finishes through contact. She had a nifty euro into a lay, and she had another finish where she fought through contact in mid air for an and 1. When she fouled out, you saw Woodgrove struggle to get any sort of shot creation, and it ultimately lost them the game.

Bundick brings defensive intensity and playmaking ability to the Woodgrove backcourt. She applies pressure on the perimeter and creates transition opportunities and active hands and anticipation. Offensively, she facilitates when needed and knocks down open looks. Her toughness and energy elevate the team’s tempo.