Camryn Bain’s athletic journey has many facets to it. The Aberdeen Roncalli senior began playing volleyball in elementary school and has enjoyed the sport ever since. “I first started playing (YMCA) volleyball back in elementary school, and I loved it back then, so then I played it in middle school, and then in high school is where I got really into it,” Bain said. “That’s where my love of the sport grew a lot.” Bain’s love for the sport of volleyball, as well as basketball, also grew thanks to her mother, Amanda (Mikuska) Bain, who was a standout basketball player at Northern State. Bain was also a member of the Platte Black Panthers 1994 Class A basketball championship, and Camryn says her mother was involved in the start of her athletic career. “She helped start our traveling team for my grade when we were in second grade,” Bain said. “She coached with one of her friends and we played traveling basketball from second grade up until sixth grade. She