Munoz delivered a steady and impactful January for Pinnacle, playing a key role in the team’s 6–2 stretch. He averaged 13.5 points over eight contests while also contributing 3.1 assists and 3.5 steals per game, showing his value on both ends of the floor. Munoz is a true combo guard who keeps defenses off balance, consistently getting to his spots and knocking down timely shots. On defense he’s a disruptive presence, using quick hands and anticipation to create turnovers. Just as important he has a natural feel for involving teammates, making the game easier for everyone around him and providing Pinnacle with reliable leadership throughout the stretch

Munoz is quickly turning into a major reason behind Pinnacle’s impressive 6–2 start and his stock is rising every game. Averaging 15.7 points per contest and sitting second on the team in scoring, he brings a perfect blend of pace and poise at the guard spot. He plays fast but under control as a lead guard and is just as dangerous off the ball, creating clean separation for quality looks. Add in his tough, relentless on ball defense and constant pressure for turnovers, and you’ve got a player opponents hate to face

Munoz made his mark with relentless activity on both ends of the floor. Defensively he was disruptive, generating steals and immediately turning them into transition opportunities for his team. He consistently ran the floor hard, finishing plays in stride and creating momentum, while also contributing on the glass by pulling down key rebounds and securing extra possessions. Munoz’s combination of defensive intensity, rebounding and ability to push the pace made him a constant presence and a tangible impact player throughout the showcase

Munoz brought relentless energy on both ends of the floor, making his presence felt throughout the game. Offensively, he was in constant motion—cutting hard, setting screens, and working to get open. When the ball found him, he capitalized with crafty finishes and smart shot selection, consistently making the most of his touches. Defensively, Munoz stood out with his intensity and awareness. He stayed locked in on his assignments, moved his feet well to contain drivers, and closed out aggressively on shooters. His active hands led to multiple deflections and forced turnovers, creating key momentum shifts for his team. Munoz’s all around hustle and high motor were difference makers from start to finish

Munoz has taken on a massive role for the Pinnacle down in Colorado Springs, contributing to an early 5-2 record at the 4A level. Adept at attacking the lane either off the rip or through ball screens, Munoz’s aggression has been critical towards his abilities as a playmaker in these early stages. 

Munoz at the Pinnacle has been off to a great start with 15.5 points and 4.5 rebounds per game, at his best while attacking the rim. A willing scorer out of ball screens, he seeks out pressure points in the halfcourt however possible, carefully reading the floor for his next move.